... Bustonn, lte St Andrews; SO. Willie Smith, S1aneools, late Canatie, 82. W. Anderson, late.gN rsdnh.83. J. Low, America, 84. J. Brad, America, 84. F. F itzjohn, Chicago, late FairfieldScottanb4 S 'rLatxnee Amlateriomie, Chicago, late St, A4d ?? d 11 Turpie ...

... HARZRY VARDON'S R -, A' CHAT WI TH TH:E -CI' i o. Harry Vardon has retured homre u Gazn-sn, as a second golling tour in America. He was3 one the passengers on board the White Star liner Majstie, from Ncw York, which arrived at Liverpool a daiy two ago ...

... late Carnoustie, Scot- land, 244. Da-id Bell. Mid-Lothian, America, 245. Lawronse Auciterlonie. Glenview, St. Andrews, Scot- land, 246. Stewart Gardner, Lenox. America, 245. G. Low, Meadow, America, 24-8. Tom Hutchinson, Shinnecock Hills, late St. Andrevs ...

... went to the Sheffielder. Mr. Garside was referee, INTERNATIONAL GLOVE CONTEST AT THED NATIONAi SPORTING CLUB. C, DIoKEEV OR (AMERICA) v. WIDO PLUM£B (LONDON) FOR £9550. The first important glove contest of the presentseason at the National Sporting Club, ...

... the action taken. THE AMIERICt1A CUP DlIFENDER. Boston, Friday. Mr. Crowninshiecd's mnodel for a ncs .a yacht to defend the America Cup was shown vesterday to a number of yachtsmen. It is considcrabhJ fuller towards, the bow than the Cohlunbia. bit' is cut ...

... GOLF. RE N OF HARRY YAPO. THE GOLF CHAMPION'S IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. I Larry Vardon, be opn gol champion, lh-A returned | sle to CGanton after his remarkable run of successes in America, where he has been on tour during the past four mnon'hs. Mardon ...

... GOLF. VARDON'S TOUR IN AMERICA. MF1U3:'S TEnrbS .) New York, Wednesday At Bar Harbour yesterday morning, Vardon beat thie best ball of Douglas and Thatpher by saL up and four to play. In the afternoon lhe beat, them again by eight up and seven to play ...

... company assembled last night at the Leeds and County Athletic Club, Leeds. H Wr y who wnas billed as the coloured champion of America, met Jack- son, of Hurnslet, for 15 rounds. A' good contest it proved, Jackson winning in the eleventh round, when WVray was ...

... d; W. Taylor, Sheffield; and F. Robertson, Doncas'.er. THE AMERICA CUP. CHALLENGE FROI SIR THOMAS LIPTON. It is believed in :New York that a challenge from Sir Thormas Lipton for the America Cup is on its way to the New York Y.O.. though it has not yet ...

... y- and Sav-lie), Galiagher (Celtic), Clegg (Saa-lie Town), Meag-sn (Pildac-e), and Barracliough. ?? Town), forwards. THE AMERICA CUPS I SRSiB TH1OXMAS LIPTON'S ChAIXENGE ACCEPTED. D~TE:R'S TELEGRAM. ) New York, Thursday. The New York Yacht Club has accepted ...

... Lawrenice, of the Llarngibhy (Wales), since 1857; he is now ninooty-two, and began. Bs ?? in .1826!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ * THE AMERICA& CUP. ?? TELE GBRkM. Heral stats Nthat York, Wednesday. The Sead somt IXt sxgentlemeni-nwamely, Messrs. August Belmont, ...

... f0 H-L Harst . ?? , 90 1 19e3 .- 6 7.4 Z. ?? ?? 64 .. , 7i S4 lt. Holmes,. 23 ?? ?? 2S9 S ?? 257. 32 __ , .90 RACQUETS IN- AMERICA. (IEZ'ThftS TELEGRAM-I New York, Friday. In a match at racquets. piayed at Bcston yesterday, Moore and Standing (professionals) ...