... 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 ...

... -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 ?? ...

... I SPORTING TNTELLIGENCE. | I If in NOTES ND ANTICIPATIONS A rs. . tha C ty. GATWICK, Monday Night. orl rly A moderately interesting programme has e rk- been provided for Gatwick, seleetions for which rejt lly are as follow:- sta at Pegasus S teeplechaso-CROWGLEN. !L Horeham .Hurdle-WAGRAM, . Courtland Steeplechase-DESERT FLWER. r National Hunt Emrdle-111ESCHINA. B ca- Timberham Hurdle-MARTEN. ...

... S ATURDAYFOTg4; ASSOCIATION RULESp | ~~TEE LEAGU E-D~ . s> Alstt Vilin. (4) ?? .S.o 'I Boliton WVanuderers . N Stwcasile l n'tefi t3) ..r . ?? Preitoti North LEd . Notts Comil'. ?? Shettield3 lullited 4) . ?? Atainecester C i. . c . (C olveri~arnucuu t az'rjr3 ?? D; ?? lirerpivol ' ?? 3 ici Bniler.; Pnrt Vile 13) .. - . all.. ?? t41se ?? ?? ?? ?? rv 1 ?? - S~cg ...

... RACING NOTLS. There was very little in to-day's xacing at Lei cester 1 -which can have asy effecl 'upon future events, and it eay- e he dismied in a few-words. Choctaw, without hasing the fol 'confidence -of Heath House, managed to xuan-the penalised Glacebery out of tbe Wigston Mahiet 'Plate, and possibly staying is his forte. Fifeabire made short work of the Belgrave Hndicap2 for wvich, as ...

... TiTENT.-Alrewas: The river is unusually bright and lw A lush of water is wanted. then r~oeh and perchaflehing,~7 bhe gocd. Appearanices print to a chanige of recitelr. Roach fi-shing has not been up to date. although a, few baskets of fie fish have been takzen, notably one catch of nineteen, C eroticaZ 121b. Boscah bae been tended up to ills. 5oe.. genues, proving the most successful bait, ...

... SWIMMu'ING. ASTON SWIM MING Cl l;B ?? The seventh &anuals sitwi inmg spe'ts o the Aston Swimming Club toolt Place a' thc bth, Road, last night. Councillor B iliama Tovie bo prebed ; being a record attendance. The prin't Cal 3De. the lengths handicap for Major Gr~reRjtc5t,. ; r cup. open to residents of tbe Manor D nlv 1bizh wee Vso F. I. Britton, Aston, During .c seriing prel'ofes le:O ; ing, ...

... SP RTeIG. 0The rhally .serion~ bi ss of the week firota racing -oint of view will idt be entere upon notil Haitst Park is rerehtdi oa.Thu±sdyj for it cannoti by ens Citr }f hd e i'siag tiPS k Be 8t td ba- the Pdqttiid h Prk ioeeid cn b e of the leitt 6tt s g thd fire is 4= terned, or. d mtre han ooa aiiirt The dbt wtf i1ald romprise tht tiio dy's protiiie are en 6iv to t~he eben~ of but 505S6 ...

... SATURDAY'S' OOTB-AL - - L ALSSOCIATIONflES TEE LEAGU_-_Dcrs~rrq I. Nottinghamn Forest (1) _. I Aston Till1a (0) . ?? Preston North End (1) ?? Livezrpeel (2) 3 'Stoke (4) ?? S.e.I ield United 11 Sunderland ?? 3 anc ~esemr City.__ . WestBrotnwiobhlibin(2) 0 Niotts Coanty (0OX . 0 E;-erton (O) ?? 2 Bury I'll .. Blackburn Rover-, (3)_ .2 Derby ?? W~olve rhmanpton Wan. (4) 3 Bornly ?? Glo ssq o p ? ...

... TCRIOKET. thiibat, ;gaiaist. SuM5e_ at the Oral yesterday. Te haid the gooid fortune to wan the toss, hand remaine at the w~ickets three tours and ifify m iniktes, durn which' time~ theycompiled the, capital score o 6 ?? wasa much .lietter total thn cu*as led texetfrom 'the p14pevostolncen for at tlio. adjournment hakf theiftl were. Qut for .13~ runt.5 an snatten -were not improved, for- the ...

... : : :, 0 cGU= op, 0 v. .5as44QH Qmi-Some, road' ROKas emi intba M*b. .pp 9tatrdaY, at RAe44W- bnlreoftz31ac lyers-Z'~.at:W o np~e~lPargh; an& Br6i.k .Cletka-did nmmad Of 78, and 8wied 15 ho!es. The otherytbree by 3irWilliam Ausiil,: beorn wa*dtouari v ~iliewew plendid fom dogl~ the mite hogle4 in 37 ei.:ke. r. x four oss h tate. *n .The approasphes *ar4 ~q the grees ess eti Seton-1Ari, ItItonb ...

... many years Bromagrove has been enp- posed to have a great grievace. The Midtand tail- t way, in constructing their line, left this; amalmaket ., town stranded some mile distant from the aon t and. even if is fact has-enabled aay job, maaters I to live a life of activity, the inhabitants of Eroma- grove have always considered tdixt-tkey liwe, in cons-- c quence, under a- ban. Curiously enough, ...