... BILLIARDS. FIXTURES FOR JANUARY. 29, Ac.—C. Dawson end W. Mitched (1,000 start), 18.000 up, £2OO, Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. DIVISION METROPOLITAN POLICE CHRISTMAS HANDICAP. Pinal Heat. This handicap of thirty-two players, which has bean in progro-s for ...

... BILLIARDS. I/JNDOK CHARITY BILLIARD HANDICAP. • th* s*b-coou*iliee «p«ria la cany oab Taa»i‘ta ...

... BILLIARDS. C. DAWSON V. E. DIOGLE, for n Giaoeit’s Circus, Newcastle, yeaterdiv game 18,000 against E. Higgle of m. *?, , whom bo conceded start, for £lOO a side Qcb l * r £2OO, given by Mr. James Lowes. Dawson the Sim of tho afternoon suing took some ...

... BILLIARDS. t .v. T ' \ *• w - OSBORNE. this match of 16.006 up Uandudno Pi** of iS , nil? oppoß*.«it at the close iSt Jfr. „At U» •djoorn. I*. •» ...

... BILLIARDS, MESSRS. BURROUGHES & WATTS’ TOURNAMENT. C. HARVERSON v. W. A. LOVEJOY. Overnight.: Ear verson (in play) 4,718; Lovojoy, 4,608. Walter Lovejoy obliged with an exhibition V battling a.t t>oho-«quaro yesterday a-fteruoon, which few would have ...

... BILLIARDS. C. HABVERSON v. A. E. WILLIAMS. Yesterday’s play in theraatch of 8.000 between C. Uarverson and A. E. Williams (reo. 1,000) tb© Grand Hotel, Llandudno, presented interesting features. Harverson recovered his form, and in the afternoon he made ...

... W. THE CHEAT BILLIARD HATCH. THE MATCH THE MABON. H. W. BTEVEHBOH t. ft DAWSOIT. THIS SAX (MONDAY), . WAOu Vp. Kvro. Anu»oqss u 3.9. 8.0. AilmiMioti.39.6d.; ro«TO»«l, Bfcmmilo*. Flin of room (to teen, nod ijookoJ, Argyll 1I«U, Billiard Table tptciolljrliDilt ...

... BILLIARDS. T. DAWSON AND FRANK COLLINS. A match lakes place at the Fox Hotel. Southwark Bridge road (Mr. J. Hammond), Feb.2o,betweenT. Dawson (twohands)and Frank Colima (.me baud), up ali in. String at 8.30 p.m. H. INMAN H. BARR. FOR £5O. It is pleasing ...

... BILLIARDS. THE DARTMOUTH HOTEL CATFORD. Proprietor W. Tuariif, OPENING OF THE NEW BILLIARD SALOON. THIS DAY (MONDAY, JUNE 11. 1900), Play to oemmenee 8.0 p.m. sharp. GRAND BILLIARD MATCH between W. J. PEALL T. O. COLLINS. 1,000 up. under Billiard Association ...

... BILLIARDS. W. MITCHELL v. COOK. TUESDAY AFTERNOON. GOOD BREAKS BY BOTH PLAYERS. Quite treat was to store for the spectator* at the cosy billiard saloon. 19. Soho square, play in this match of 8,003 up. wherem SliioheU concedes his opponent start of 1 ...

... BILLIARDS. BURROUGHES AND WATTS'S TOURNAMENT. HARVERSON NOT TO CLAIM HIS HEAT WITH STEVENSON. C. ilamerson Informed a Sporting Life representative loot evening that be had not Ica right to claim the tournament he again..t Stevenson. which was abandoned ...

... BILLIARDS. T. RF.ECK t. W. OSBORNE. Llandudno Pier yesterday this of 16.000 wan resumed, and eome exciting play Both players held the advantage alternately, and at the interval Recce 103 ahead hie opponent. At close of play Osborne was again leading by ...