... BILLIARDS. OCTOBER. Association Amateur Championship, Tfcorstoa’a Grand Hall, Lekoster-sqnaro. C. DAWSON r. C. H. WILKINSON. THCBBDAY AFTERNOON. An sxcsedingly largo company patronised Messrs. Thurslon Grand Hall in Leiceeter-squara yesterday afternoon ...

... BILLIARDS. - -4- DIGGLE BEAT STEVENSON IN TOURNAMENT. SPLENDID WEEK'S PLAY 'ride) , Diggle St.creneon. 5.904. In defeating ',Levenson by 4.966 points in the eighth heat of Beton , Burroughs. and Watts* tooreament at Diggle achieved what is uninsuutedly ...

... BILLIARDS. W. COOK T. ALEC TAYLOP atut. WhBD w«-r.- ' Saturday ojening Cook had carru-d l'.r , and tha wens 32.519- 26 in, ak mine rnterdar afternoon, off v '' 1.000 hi. break the ra« The aero then rtmo.ed a-a „ ,T '' - lide Plared. which ncfvod the of ...

... BILLIARDS. Billiard life, 1/2. billiards for everybody. 1/3. Robert*'Billiard Books. You must read ibeml—C. . 90. Ht. Murllu s-luuo. Trade sup. Her Majesty the Queen won a flrHt, and v.b.e. with her throe e.ntrio* the bantam elans the King's Lynn Fancier*' ...

... BILLIARDS Mr decree Piatt, Natal, called the Spottin* Life oflteo on Saturday, and would like to hear from Mr John Roberta will communioat© with care of ABent-Qouerol Office for Natal, Victor.a-^treot. WRESTLING. Cecil Melton will wrestle Arthur QiJHnßfi ...

... BILLIARDS. ow/ iarimnby). -It would not affect Um amateur status of the two Analime in the least en far the Billiard.' Control Club Is eon. remelt. hut the Billiard Aseoriatton elate' to exerri•e mitten] amateur billiardlee, ▪ would posooldy take action ...

... BILLIARDS. ALEC TAYLOR AND C. HABVERSON. ejig*ge«l in evtiibiiion m iteb. fiOfi (Taylor the I‘abridge and Ihrtnct Oouajtintwnal Club, oveiung. and Taylor wen game by ?«6 pointy, the final scores being Tiruoa llrnvnasoiv ■•••••• .. _ •J- 4 Best breaks: ...

... BILLIARDS. THURSTON S LICENSED VICTUALLERS’ HANDICAP. The above will started an early date. Intending competitore are invited to send m their entrioi without delay Thurston and Co., 16, Catherine-st eel, ...

... BILLIARDS. DAWSON v. HARVERSON. To t-ho Editor of tbo ** Sportinc Life. Sir I bib pleased to see thatC. Dawson has deposited with you eover deposit *i*e J. 500 in 18 up, will meet him at your OUleo Monday. December U, at 2.0 o'clock, to »i*n article* ...

... surprise of the whole of billiardoin. • merely played billiards as a hobb. his triumph over Gray, the first dri.-.‘• perienced by the Australian wonder country. oyienesi possibilities of a billiards career. lie and then resolved to cat adrift ire work ...

... BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY! ALL AMA I'l'l S1101'1.1) sEE GEORGE GRAY, THE AUSTRALIAN BII.LIARD6 MAEVEL. A ST. GEORGE'S HALL, MOUNT STREET, W. TO-DAY AT 3.0 AND 8.30. Amuck:to:4 Itoimrved eeat•. Ifs . 6d .. d 4 .. way hooked at Mt. Irma 10 a.m. to Tel.: Gerrard ...

... BILLIARDS. SPLENDID DISPLAY IN THE TOURNAMENT. STEVENSON AND DIDDLE AT THEIR BEST (in play). 15.667 (at his points): Stevenson, 12,706 t 2.1172 behind points). The tournassest heat which Slovenian and Digglo are the principals is still • great drawing ...