... relegated to the limbo of the past in face of Taylor's magnificentlY steady play. Five years ago, when Taylor won the cbampion- ship, his average on, the link s was 80&, the adtual rouns being 86, 78. 80. and 78. St. Andrews was as difficult as it could possibly ...

... won the charmpion- ship in the final of 1399, were expected to make a strong effort to retain it At the match last year the Chapel- to tean won al the twelve games, sad again almost repeated this performance, as only one rink was lost, and this by two points ...

... Africa, at a time when his services would have been almost invaluable. The full record for the season IS as ?? 38, won 26, lost 7, and drawn 5; scoring 47 goals 86 tries, or 352 points, to 22 goals 36 tries, or 152 points which shows 25 goals 50 tries ...

... (says a writer in the ?? Guardian ) as to the swimmers who are rmost likely to follow Jarvis home in the Mile Chapion- a ship on Saturday. it is accepted as a foregone con- r clusion that the amateur champion will he first home, 5 and the only point ...

... as miany rune, -and in all pout on 67 in an hour, before First was Smartly caught, at Icover slip. After this standy partner-ship ha~d taken the score to 282, Trott began a more brilliant innings, whichi had most. to do with his sides making snob an excellent ...

... shows that he chose the first-mentioned way cut of the difnocaltc. In all he played 32 matches. of which he wvoo 30 at d only lost 2. One of these latter nas to N-ickoll, rhe Pt hiladelphia profe;sional, whom he played on the Ormond Laeks and who beat him ...

... Liverpool, has emulated the feat of his renowned dclb-ron e, Mr. John Ball, by winning the Amateur and the Irish Champion- ships in the same year. Yesterday he crowned a week's golf at the links of the County Down Club, Newcastle, with the latter performance ...

... RUGBY UNION. PROGRESS OF THE CKA31PION- SHIP. NThe triumpi of Lancashirover Norahbu-beriand at Aigburth on Saturday leaves' the question of premier ibcnours in thle Northern Division v. erey open ene. T'.e Red Rose team have now played four games, of ...

... Mdusgrove plavyed extremely well. and to- uedived his reward. Leeds attacked on the odd-numbered boards. The game on board 7 was lost by sceedijug the time-limit, the Leids player beliesing 20 moses an hoeur to be the recrmred number. About an hoor before ...

... playing up, secured the game, and the score was 4-2. Inl the- eighth geame the county player served another double fault, and lost the set aft 6-2. The Irkishmana took the firstgyameof thesecnd set, but MIr. ?? was successful in the next. I~n the third game ...

... CRICKET. ID-ODAS X&!WHU Teeis afternoon is beg WithL the ft sot the chaagpicn-1 ships of two Leg-es, and the uieraert of the ~suene in these imparts additional interest to at least thre matclhes. Two of tnese are isp thie Leeds League, I where possib~ilities ...

... 1st. in order to expedite the publication of the annual year-book. By- law 20 was altered as follows :- -No club in member- ship with the Union shall be allowed to play as match in the county where the Challenge Cup final tie is plaved on the day of such ...