... I RABY CASTSl CRICKET CLUBI ' I FIRST ELEVEN AVERAGES. I ' SEASON 1900. BATTING. R, Clarke (pro.) .lb 3 92 412 3 1 F. H. Livesey ?? 1 I1 30 122 12,2 A. garthwaite ?? 7 - 15 12 7.42 J. , Trotte ?? 7 1 1 81 A.H.lltohy..3- 9 20 21,5 T.e B.C. Van .. 3 a 5-225 ;F.Jitingtonl ?? 3 39 364 12 H. ?? 810 108 10- T. W. Applegarits.. 3 - 26 28 0.3 T. ?? 2 - 10 10 5 BOWLING. 40. U, R. W. Avot R. Clarke ...

... | SPORTINGe THE .P0Mr\ .- nt THEV1,k 10 The Pressil As%,it BA k0P9 tin state lithat ! sti~ial ed lasllte Ta the wve Mr L. Me) Ciy ttu,, ~ 5o Id Paget's ?? lie Epaolln-Mlrj. it ln -.0~it ~ ~m A6ryr. Neurri4 in- S~o-x of Jolla I'oirthe lt nt recovered frnin his r-ece ii ?? ~,u en Friday afternoon. t0 i S. Ibonate will rematin it I o tile IIajs~ercli of thle cC01 huu Ite a i, itoles niecossitates ...

... A *In the A Division of the N.Y. and S.D. League a' it was a rese of the tisree tearna highest fito the W table gaining outer points at. the expense ?? ithose below. But it teas meet, remarkable that t in each case the second team d:d the reverse 0 of the first. Darlington still find West. Hlartlet-N pool running them cdose, anti the rlances' are it that West. may Stll retain the ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR E. D. WALKER, J.P. A SILVER-MOUNTED BALL. Ae a pleasant m emento of a pleasant 'ay, and a tribite to, and recognition if, his many rand varied service3 to the *lub, of which he is a vice-president, a *eputation consistingg of Messrs J. V. .,rosby and J. Clarkson, of the North 'toad N.E.R. Cricket Club, wvaited -.pein Mr E. D. Walker, J.P., at his -esideuoe, North Rise, ...

... FOOTBALL 1.. OUR COUPON AWARD. Dr ONE COUP ITOR WWIS 4lO l0S. is We have to congratulate MrJ3 Lck The 'wood, porter, Pinehlingthorpe, on -his statge'te 1,A m skll predicting the correct results jtru5ba tI11 of the ten.- matches given in, our coua carrying po N. 6. Mr Lockwood thereby fromitGO .S wine our first prize of .410 10s, for on wilor irwhich a cheque will be sent to him. fort;hes a- ...

... - - - - -XTnc 6 - 0 FOXHOUNDS. MARQUIS OF YFTLAND'S. ' Saturday. March 17Morley ?? ,Monday ?? ?? t l! Tuesday ?? 20P. iercebridge ?? 7 Thursday ..,March 22 ..,Halnaby . , ?? 7Saturday ?? March 24 ?? Nitslcy Fell., ?? 2 HUBVWORTH. 0 Saturday March 17Welbury ?? 0 7 Tuesday .March 20 ?? Brass Castle ?? 11.30 3 Thursday ,, March 22.. Croft ?? ?? 3 Saturday. March 24.. Mourie Bank. 11.30 12 ...

... - Tim d'CHIITABO~B'S NOTES. Hii WEDNESDAY NIGHIT wo Ailtatsgl t Ci morning at Windsor w-as ace- til t hine but premising br-ight Sunsheine prevailed 12 NV ileI racing was tis progress. There 'as1 a 12 goad attendancce and capital sport Ane wltttessead 11~ tirleis ruling larges, especially in the hurdle- 1i ie~ rectite, department-. d ervitio, who started at. 111 re 7 to 1, proved thes beat ...

... h t A RUN TO HU'rTON RUDBY. ' On Saturday exactly five members of r the Middlesbrough St. John's Club went-to Hutton itudby. The outward route was via Acklam and Leven d Bridge, and the roads were found to e be in splendid condition, which was Sp - something to be thankful for, and no WI mistake, as it is only a week or two ago Sh 1 that the roads from the Acklamn lane He 2 end up to Stainton ...

... SPORTING ITENMS. We regret to hear that Sir John Thursby is very ibl. The objection to Itilarne in the April Stakes at tho Carragli for carrying wrong weight tas been overruled. Tule racing stud of the late Mr RI. H,. (lhbe. togeoher wilh several other drafts, will be offered for sale at Newnmarket this week, Hr Thos. H. Lunn, trainer and jockey, and only eon of Mr Tom Lunn, the veteran ...

... HISTORIY OF THE(BOXFOftD AND he, CAMBRIDGB CONTESS. at Eiveryone knowvs, saays Mr Wadhamj sir Peeaeck -in 'his book 'The Story of 'the on International Boatrace,'! that the first rd ace took pie-ce at Henley in 1829, heau 0110 ?? been. able- to decide how 'r0- the idea of a, m'tc between the two It universitieis arose. The first cfilcial the red record of thelnegotiations is a lette-:r an from ...

... clists beware of the steep gradient I Mr I on the Saltburn and Whitby main i Mr I I road, leading out of Brotton, at the Mr 1Heast end of the village. Last season ar Mr. a the accidents which occurred on this' Air 1 a- dangerous bank were quite ?? M ed and so far this season a few wheelmen L'M rbhave come to grief in endeavouring to r a guide their machines round the sharp Mr I to curve at ...

... CRT 1KET. . NOVEL CRICKIE MATCH ATf RICH- MOND. le Thea carmaing Grsmmar School cricket !; ground near Easby Abbey lhas just been the scene of a very interestitig and: Lt enjayable cricket match between thel w young ladies of Richmond and the young ladies belonging the Richtnond High School. Three young ?? played L on either side, but they were handi- hb Capped, having 'to play left-handeti ...