... i man laid the error* the shareholders prejtnt, and was succmsfol in the uovessary money promised, alter much disc-ssion. LACROSSE. • Woodford v. Ssarebdrook.—This match wns decided Wanstead, on Saturday, Woodford easily proved sucoessfol by nine govls ...

... uphold the reputation of their old battalion. Messrs. S. T. Pugh and H. A. Sargeant, two of the first team of the Surbiton Lacrosse Club, have joined the Imperial Yeomanry for service in South Africa, and on Saturday evening they were entertained to a dinner ...

... Tear's Oxford Association team.—Both University orewa will migrate to Upper Thames waters again thin year as soon as may be. LACROSSE. WooorOßD v. Blackheato.—On Saturday, Blackheath, tbtf match resulted in easy win for the visitors by fifteen goals two. ...

... amateur champion on five occasions. W. Lupton (tVio Ashton Lacrosse Club’s well-known goalkeener) is bound for Sonth Africa with tha Dnko of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry. James Eobb (tbo Surbiton lacrosse player) has also been accepted for with the Yeomanry. Hugh ...

... uarter-miler. D. Hasan has volunteered nurse for South Africa, and boon accepted. D. Basao it wdlbs remembered won a 100 yards lacrosse race, for a gold presented the Marquess of Dnffstin and Ava, father to the late Earl of Ava, who died from wounds received ...

... lames. 5 down. 5 down. Ladies' Medal: Mias Scott Morton, net. Brighton and Kemp Town Club-Rev. t. Luce. tho monthly metlal. LACROSSE. SATURDAY'S RESULTS. bWb-t Wiwdford hot West London by 14 go.ls u> v* West Herts 10 to 3.-Siirbiton beat B *rcet W fc, brat ...

... Scotia second, but tho prUe has been held over until the measurement of tho winner, which has been contested, has been taken. LACROSSE. XEYS SCHOOL (SECOND) v. )E UNIVERSITY (SECOND). Yesterday (Wednesday), at Cambridge, this match resulted in easy win for ...

... equal honours. Rugby proved successful the extra five minutes 1 point. Final scorea Rugby, three goals; Willesden, (wo goats. LACROSSE. ...

... bounds, and the pro c«“nw, which »erem»rred by ,ho wintry TMtotion wer. wound with unremuoorative visit to Manor House cover. LACROSSE. SOUTHER'S SEN 10 FLAGS TOURNAMENT. FINAL TIE. BEAT LEYS SCHOOL. Wimbledon Park, Saturday. Woodford defeated Leys SchMUcSSbS«)“n ...

... LACROSSE. KENT v. MIDDLESEX. At Wimbledon today (Wednesday). Kekx.—E. A. Dodd (Catford) (goal), C.O. Lee (CatJord) (point). W. J. (Catford) (corer pomt). 0. Sd^tcrJ Catfnrd) (third man). J. M. Harvard (Blackheath) and P. W. Dodd (Blaokbeath) (defence ...

... Kingalandroad, Ixmdoo; Competitions the Exchange Had. York: Assault Arms, at the Goldsmith’s Institute, Now Cross {7.30 p.m.). LACROSSE.—Croydon ▼. St. Dunstan’s. at Catford. FOOTBALL.—tAt Sunderland. Sunderland v. Derby County; •Exeter, Devonshire r. Middlesex; ...

... at M Cr Tta^ fex AlteWto Jem Hurst, Disk mourns eight tea rounds il any promoter will give w. £Vy F. U Niohola (St hoi..). lacrosse. ...