... I I ror ug NOTES A2D ANTICIPATIONS. LINCOLN. Monday Night. Selections for the second day are as follow:- e Eainton Selling-ZA3IUELLA. 'ir- Eelling Nuresry-JEWEL SONG GELDING. ey Elshalm Plate-SEA FOG. us Linooln Autumn Handicap - ANXIOUS of, MOMENTS. a Blanknoy Nursery-YPSILANTI. Ln- Welbeck Plate-PANTOSCOPE. VENATOR. Ir. lhe OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES. n As published in the Racing Calendar ...

... . ck 312,; IIAMtPSIHIRE V. DER1YSHIR0 -. Delightful weatser prevailed as ioutiampton. on Mlonday for the annual Banls ?? fix- turo ?? thess consties, the snil shining brightly, w1hile a9 Pleasant breeze cooled the atmosphere nicely,. This, coupled with the Woa Prospect or seelng an interesting match, drew -. to the ground an excellent company. Hamop- shire made three changes i. the team beaten ...

... BISLEY MEETING0 T EAM-~ C OMPE TI TIO0NiS. KOLAPOIIE CULIP A ND1 ?N'ATIONAL SHIELD, CAMP, Friday. Wit-h the all-ab~orrtiirg first aind second Stags'4 of the Queenls anld first stage of the St. Geor-ge's oat of the w.ay, cosopet-itors non- in the National Rifle Association c~knip were ahleI ti--itay to d'eot a theiatet civ~ to teauin shotinelg. Wisest Thrise opezicet at the first range of the ...

... CRICK ET, GDLOUCES TERSHIEE2 V. WORCES'IERS311RE. This match was concluded at Gloucester on) F'riday, :-vbn Worcestershire even by. five wickts~. Score:- GLOUCESTERSHIRE.J:Firat, innings, Wratliall.. & Streaw. hI Arnold ?? .41 Uti. Townsend. ?? ?? ?? 2 Ricm, ?? ?? Beyewal. b Wiluion. ?? Jeesapi. e 'Straw, h Burrows .. Z 5ev * Champaige. b ?? 0 Wi) Edard, bn Wilson ?? on flrdwn. a Foster, b ...

... DE WETEr STILL I LEADSI 1' b p IFAS AND EXCITiNG RACE. b t n FOE HlELD TIGHT BY KITCHENEIR. t. THREE WAGONS BLOWN UP. o ESCAPE OF BRITISH PRISONERS. Do Wet has got past Smith-Dorricn, who was unable to stop him crossing tho a Potchofstrocom-iKrugersdorp railway at r Welverdien, and he was within ten mili 9 of Venzersdorp on Sunday. There ia, however, a good prospeot of cornering him beyond ...

... -SPOPTING INTELLIGENCE. E ,fI . . - i OPFIOIAB STARTWIG PRIOE3. As pttblished in the Racing Calendar and the Sportsman.'' LIVERPOOL MEETING. 1 November Hurdle (8).-Little Hercules, 7 to 2 ag e Valentine Steeplechase (f).-Ardgreagh, 4 to l ag 4 t 'Walton Welter (i5).-Inisltfree, 5 to 1 agat. s Grosvenor Cup (8O.-Parquetry, 4 to 1 agst. Bidston Plate (11)-Lily Surefoot, iX0 to 8 agst. I ?? ...

... FOOTBALL a ASSOCIATION NOTE P a A full programe of fixtures in both First and Second Divisions was crried out on Satr s day, tho leading clubsain which bere an :nteres- ing-part. In the premier League ...

... r ?? SPORTING INTE LLIGENCE. I 9so- NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. to- HURST PARS, Fi-iday. in The following may win to-morrow:1 ass Twickeahium. landlcap-WEDLOCIC FILLY. ass Middlesce Stakes-B3AGGARA. an Spring Ilnadicap-AMEER. Mr- Ialace Fel3ing-GERMANICUs. a Durhmin Regulation-PAT I'CANn. to April All-Aged-SAUCE JUG. Mfaiden Plate-ISAAC tv. ice in hie tts of ad -m lis V1 ALlcopy 0 Sir J B laple's ...

... YORKSHIRE V. LEICESTERSHME. 'When rain put. an enil to cricket, at Huddere, field 0n Friay Vorkebufe had scored 231 for six wickets. In fine weather Rthodles loot out. 20) and Baigh went on with Yorkshire's inninigs shortly after eleven o'clock, and the score was rapidly taken to 256 when Rhodes was caught at second slip. Seventeen inns later Haighs wvas dismissed for 26. which included five ...

... * LANOABKIEn V. NOTNI.' Thie return Inatch between those counties was begun onl Thursday morning at Old Trafford. Score:- ai First innings.NTS Second innings, of Jonie~s,,op Mold, b, Briggse. 15 ?? ?? Wi SIewbu ry, b Briggs ?? 24 ?? .. ?? i) W. Gounn at Smith, h SC D rigg ?? ?? . Sr. Carlin, b) Brigga ?? 16 Groves, at Sn] ith~b Webb 15 ?? I Gloodacre, b Brigys ?? ?? Bench, b ?? ?? i J. Gunn, ...

... .G0 LF.y-I: THDE AATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. TV00C4Y OF _M. EAROLD MLTON. Mg Of The amateur golf championship remans in the a, possession of England, Mr. Harold Hilton re- 1 8taining to the southern side of ...

... usu ;ed FIXTURES FOR THIS DAY (SATURDAY) th( Four competition games are down for decision thi his this afternoon, in two of which keen interest -ill hf gh undoubtedly be felt, as the c ...