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THE AMERICAN CUP
... series of matches wvite the yachlt Shamrock J1. against any one vacit or vessetl constructed ill the United Staites of America ior tlhe America Cup. 'hle fooUowing are the particulars of the challeng- ing vessel:- Owner, Sir Thopras J. Lipton. -NaTne of yacht ...
RACECOURSE CHIT-CHAT
... whole the day was a quiet one. Incinded in the field for the (hup were Grodno, a French- bred horse, and .Sly Fox, bred im America, and of these Grodno had run a, dead heat for the handicap a twelve- month ago with Crestfallen, and Sly Fox had aoted as ...
CHESS
... CHnSS TO-RNA siTENT sT LtrNnrst . To the satisfaction of all chess playerss Pilithury ,has at last. determined, to represent- America a- the *internatona' thes tournament, whtich cornm'n-es tat 'Munich on 21st inst,- under -the alstiees of the Germean f'hels ...
INTERNATIONAL CHESS MATCH
... sucocession a-he -ih(leo Clu'b in Londoni and tire Brooklyn Chles~ C~lub of] America hlana- gathered together i teast. of ten] of -the blest playeris-native-burnl-of En~gland and America, ra~speetively in -order so phny. a maso1ell- by cabllle---for t-ha i ...
SPORT AND PLAY
... would have fallen so lows as to hare only one representative boat; but with only one built, with Astrild and Isolde sold to America, with almn not fitted out, the class has practically ceased to exist. It is hoped with the advent of another year that a radical ...
CHESS
... CORRxESrONDIENcE cHESS. The Brooklyn Eagle reports that the Pills- bury National Chess Correspondence Association of America has under consideration the idea of play ing a team match by correspondence, either with England, or -with Germany, or with ...
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... breeder, 31r. L.. W. Htunby, who bred Goldfinch, whom he leased to Lord Aling-tan, tied who is now a, suocesvful sire, ink America. Thiere seas no money in the Valentine Stesplechae;s for that good masse Mfrs. Gritndy, and dosrbtless she will be seen to ...
CRICKET
... but the West Indian players can- not hope to be a strong attract-ion, and the tour of the Raverford College eleven from America wil hardly touch the publlic at all. As regards the leading contaies, the Most important- faot es the R. . 1 Spce- - bes ...
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... soon hut hearfd of a*t Canton. where taey seemn to treat him 'wilh e2emeptioral kindness. Be- sides visiting all parts of A-merica. he had an in- cursion into Canada. and on all nands hie had a hfearty welcom. Indeed, the manner of Va-rdon seems Lo hare ...
SPORT AND PLAY
... the athletic festival at Cliftonville next Saturday. Thle entries for the sprint ha-ndicaps include Long and Twckesht. of America; D,BT. Neabrm-n, Aa,- ju3t. MI-Oomisnh, and a host 'f 'other cracks. In the distance events there are Finnegan, Bayes, Aloran ...
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... .. 2 South Australian ._-.. 7 6 Blergtir ..6 6 Mtorning Dew - 7 6 C.o..t.- - 6 .1 .. .. ,, Sly Fo.x 74 America-a Girl f .. Aureolus 7 3 Sir Fret-e - .. . _ 6,0 ;S~ij~ni _,,_,,,, 7 2 -?ml I - , , - -, ,I - - -- - f JUBLEE STAKES ...