... ImE-COUINTY ATHLE-n1 C CONTEST. TIPPERARY v. COUS. TEE TIIPPERARY TEAM. , Meessr T F lliely and J t-aurke, Tipperary, met yesterday at Magner's HoteL, Clonmel, and a 'finally .selected tib teamn to represenbt Tipperary .ebgsinst C)ork in !o cmi~ng contest ...

... MTichael Deering, president, in the cbhir Others present ?? 1P M'Grath, VP, Tipperary: A WKeogh, Iublin - W Ahern, Cork;1 P J Hayes (for 1) S Lyons, Limerick); H Maher, Tipperary; J J Keane and T Dooly, boa treasurers, and F B Dineen, secre- The minutes ...

... esteem for the admirable manner for which they have retained ifor severl years the All-Ireland Hurling f C sampionse i in Tipperary. It will be rememn- I bered bv our readers the gallant fight the otlier |day betwseen Kilkenny and Tubberadora for All- Ireland ...

... AlsIrMIELAND HURLING FINAL TIPPERARY v KILKENNY. On Sunday next, at Jones's joad, the last tie for the All-Ireland Hurling Championship will be brought off between the champion teams of Tipperary and Kilkenny. The Tipperary men have won the Munster c ...

... Hunts Meeting, on the ground of Tnon- qu-al;ficatio c-f her rider. It is mamoured that the Grand National can- elidate, Tipperary Boy, met witl a, mishaap I wbhilst being schooled at Rorismore Lodge, the I Curragh. The concluding day's proceedings at ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC NEWS. FOOTDALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. THE GERAILDINES WIN. Yesterday at Tipperary the All-Ireland f ball final of the Gtelic Athletic Association wfst, pilyed off between the Geraldines, of Dublin, I who *on out the Leinaster Champion-hip ...

... the All Ire- land hurliing a-nd fooblali chaimpionhips-_h Munter-hrriniog and f ?? vi ; Kery,. Clare v Coyrk, Limerick v Tipperary. l Leinster-Foodball-Louthi v 1Kildare. Dublin v E Queeq's, Meath v Wexford., King's v Garlow Kilkennv v Wicklow. Leinst ...

... sit, Elliman nine, Barealwhey ten. Barsac e gtht, Lotus Lily ten, Sheriff Hutton eight. BeVidl nine, Hidden Mystery six, Tipperary Boy; sx, Montafk seven, I1nomanoff seven, Lam-j bay seven, Aipheus nine. Grudon ten. Fa-, versham seven, and Mrs Grundy seven ...

... GAETWC ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- I. -TION. COUS-TY TIPPERARY Utt Q AND -FOOBALL C JPIONBP. F-IAL TIES. - Ct, dunay Nijbt. The fla ties the ing e Fd It-u Cbrhiap o Cty ' . wre plag T Sher twiy on the epletd - wled pg d of tW a AtW Qub.s The weather was beaqtiQ ...

... ten minutes to five won, by three wickets. Score . - 1st Inns 2nd Inns Thorn'bm's XL ?? 266 276 Yorks ?? 336 (7 wkts) 208 TIPPERARY GRANMAR SCHOOL v. 3rd SHIROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY C.C. This matc-h was payed on the School ground, and resukted in a win for ...

... Grand National, while Manifesto advanced al a thousand to seventy, and a. bet of two thousand l to a hundred was noted to Tipperary Boy. Model, Mrs Grundy, and Levanter were backed at a, thou- fsand to thirty each, and Barsac, too, was finally supported ...

... ya-rd and a half; inches between the placed men. Long, Jump Handicap-P O'Connor, Water- ford, clch, 22ft, 1; M IV Holloway, Tipperary, 21ft 6in, 2. E.ght competed. O'Connor, in' an exhibition jump, cleared 22ft 2in. Five MIile Bicycle Handicap Open-A R Do- ...