... I THLE T A1ZELETTOS. Ity Amins AYAr = m CaH1A Ii' ioN E.- Owing to C. Bennett, the holder, having so severe a coldthat he could not defend his title, this event at Stiamford Bridge, on Saturday, lost some of its . interest. A narrow victory for S. J. Robinson . (Eior.Pton Conty), who won in 189, resalted, as after a grand struggle he won cnly by 2 3-59W. in 53m;n. 14 2-5sec, from J. T. Reuser ...

... SATURDAY'S' OOTB-AL - - L ALSSOCIATIONflES TEE LEAGU_-_Dcrs~rrq I. Nottinghamn Forest (1) _. I Aston Till1a (0) . ?? Preston North End (1) ?? Livezrpeel (2) 3 'Stoke (4) ?? S.e.I ield United 11 Sunderland ?? 3 anc ~esemr City.__ . WestBrotnwiobhlibin(2) 0 Niotts Coanty (0OX . 0 E;-erton (O) ?? 2 Bury I'll .. Blackburn Rover-, (3)_ .2 Derby ?? W~olve rhmanpton Wan. (4) 3 Bornly ?? Glo ssq o p ? ...

... TCRIOKET. thiibat, ;gaiaist. SuM5e_ at the Oral yesterday. Te haid the gooid fortune to wan the toss, hand remaine at the w~ickets three tours and ifify m iniktes, durn which' time~ theycompiled the, capital score o 6 ?? wasa much .lietter total thn cu*as led texetfrom 'the p14pevostolncen for at tlio. adjournment hakf theiftl were. Qut for .13~ runt.5 an snatten -were not improved, for- the ...

... RACING NOTLS. There was very little in to-day's xacing at Lei cester 1 -which can have asy effecl 'upon future events, and it eay- e he dismied in a few-words. Choctaw, without hasing the fol 'confidence -of Heath House, managed to xuan-the penalised Glacebery out of tbe Wigston Mahiet 'Plate, and possibly staying is his forte. Fifeabire made short work of the Belgrave Hndicap2 for wvich, as ...

... many years Bromagrove has been enp- posed to have a great grievace. The Midtand tail- t way, in constructing their line, left this; amalmaket ., town stranded some mile distant from the aon t and. even if is fact has-enabled aay job, maaters I to live a life of activity, the inhabitants of Eroma- grove have always considered tdixt-tkey liwe, in cons-- c quence, under a- ban. Curiously enough, ...

... : : :, 0 cGU= op, 0 v. .5as44QH Qmi-Some, road' ROKas emi intba M*b. .pp 9tatrdaY, at RAe44W- bnlreoftz31ac lyers-Z'~.at:W o np~e~lPargh; an& Br6i.k .Cletka-did nmmad Of 78, and 8wied 15 ho!es. The otherytbree by 3irWilliam Ausiil,: beorn wa*dtouari v ~iliewew plendid fom dogl~ the mite hogle4 in 37 ei.:ke. r. x four oss h tate. *n .The approasphes *ar4 ~q the grees ess eti Seton-1Ari, ItItonb ...

... SP RTeIG. 0The rhally .serion~ bi ss of the week firota racing -oint of view will idt be entere upon notil Haitst Park is rerehtdi oa.Thu±sdyj for it cannoti by ens Citr }f hd e i'siag tiPS k Be 8t td ba- the Pdqttiid h Prk ioeeid cn b e of the leitt 6tt s g thd fire is 4= terned, or. d mtre han ooa aiiirt The dbt wtf i1ald romprise tht tiio dy's protiiie are en 6iv to t~he eben~ of but 505S6 ...

... SWIMMu'ING. ASTON SWIM MING Cl l;B ?? The seventh &anuals sitwi inmg spe'ts o the Aston Swimming Club toolt Place a' thc bth, Road, last night. Councillor B iliama Tovie bo prebed ; being a record attendance. The prin't Cal 3De. the lengths handicap for Major Gr~reRjtc5t,. ; r cup. open to residents of tbe Manor D nlv 1bizh wee Vso F. I. Britton, Aston, During .c seriing prel'ofes le:O ; ing, ...

... S ATURDAYFOTg4; ASSOCIATION RULESp | ~~TEE LEAGU E-D~ . s> Alstt Vilin. (4) ?? .S.o 'I Boliton WVanuderers . N Stwcasile l n'tefi t3) ..r . ?? Preitoti North LEd . Notts Comil'. ?? Shettield3 lullited 4) . ?? Atainecester C i. . c . (C olveri~arnucuu t az'rjr3 ?? D; ?? lirerpivol ' ?? 3 ici Bniler.; Pnrt Vile 13) .. - . all.. ?? t41se ?? ?? ?? ?? rv 1 ?? - S~cg ...

... TiTENT.-Alrewas: The river is unusually bright and lw A lush of water is wanted. then r~oeh and perchaflehing,~7 bhe gocd. Appearanices print to a chanige of recitelr. Roach fi-shing has not been up to date. although a, few baskets of fie fish have been takzen, notably one catch of nineteen, C eroticaZ 121b. Boscah bae been tended up to ills. 5oe.. genues, proving the most successful bait, ...

... Wrt UNLUCKY WARWICESHIRE. t 1 W.rwickeshire are singularly unfortunate. Miany s of their most attractive home matches have been rendered much less remunerative than they would k have bee-n owing to the weather,'which has in several instances also prevented them gaining barndsome victories. Whilst it cannot be said that they would t have won their opening encounter, which was against Surrey at ...

... RAlCnG NOTES. Seldomnm.a a. Derby week opened more qly, but there are not wantig signs tbat at the e hour the great re of the yer will e t the uscal amount of interest and excitement. So far the professional backers have almost mionopolised the market, the public having held off because of the uncertaintv of Diamond Jubilee's temper, the doubt as to the stamina of Forfarshire, and the question ...