... the string of quotations upon the Grand 4 5, Ur National, but, far fromn repeating his success 5 ra of a year ago in. the Military GoidCup, he sig- nally failed to give a aton &to Cuihendun in the UTnited Senice Handicap Sceeplehase at San- ur down Park-this ...

... Moore's Queen Tbeo.Sentence 8 5 a Mr Vyner's Jungle Crow (31b)..-latthnws 8 5 t Mr H W Gilbey's Pledge (Si1b) - y T Cannon iun 8 2 ft Mr K Curry's Seven Days (31ni .-Owner 8 2 6i ,Mr HJiKing'seFloridafl (3lb) _.-Leach 82 Mr J M'Closky's Noble Nurse (61b) ...

... attendance. Against atoh ~h strong wind Queen's Park opened the sccrmn ten to but Celtic had the lead at half-time by 3- goals 3aymf Lie to 1, XM'abon scoring twice and Bell once. In WIr mae the second period Queen's'took up the rusnning, Clyd, ofand Hay ...

... d t Brampton. Result - New Bromptoln, 1 goal; end- Bristol City, nil.c Bristol Havent T. Queen's Park Ranagers--At , Esristol. Result-Bristol Hovers, I goal; Queen's 2 Park Bangers, nil.HO 0 Gravesend v. Swindon.-At. Gravresend. He-Ho ,y sutt-Gravesend ...

... Glossop. Liverpool, unfortu-. nat~~hdto face the Villa minus the services Iof Raybould, and this had an undoub~ted effect on thee play of the Arafield team. abeir halves rendered excellent service, and the vila -ware fortunate in claiming the full points. Sheffield ...

... Grange Handicap.-THE CONVICT or SAR- in SENET. h| Eden Welter Handicap.-GREY TICK )ir Ford Manor Plate-ST. PAULUS. rk Th rd Imperial Stake.-JUBERT or J0U- ot IVEXNQ It M MAN CH ESTER. re WEDNESDAY. ut Stamford Welter Handicap.-VEDUTA. ey Trial Handieap. ...

... second point which -gave th County iy the lead; still, from what could be gthered, he bei should, with careful nursing, turn out a service- I able player to the club. Muir was, as usual, Umt quite equl to everything that came his way, he tin having no ...