... YORKSHIRE FEDERATION RACE FROM ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH. OG Saturday, the Feoegd race for young birds took place. They were lilerated by Mr. W . Rlhodes, the convoyer. A special train of eleren lar ians convered zb,' vououg3ers on the outwrard journey. Iu the West aention thre were 14S basikets, 131 in tli East, and 23 in the South. Heary ia:n lell in the earls hourx of the =orZ11nr- and it w7. ...

... YORKSHIRE AMALTEUR ASSOCIATION. SENMI-FIN-AL ROT-NTD. DEWVSBEURY v. SPEN VICTORIA. Spen Victoria and Dewvsbury met on Satuirda, noon on the Chapertown Green, Leeds, in the Eer r round for the County Challenge Cnb. hed te i o cslub. ewasbury had reacherd their plsos hr ;w hit t: t'ta fortuxlne, eaving had a bye in the first air a second round. They had a difficulh task at - Sr, but for a ...

... LEEDS CRICKE CLV3B We have received from -Mr. T. Henry Ward, the bon. secretary of the club. an advance copy of the eleventh annual report, covoriag the s,30on of 1900, which will be submitted for adoption at the annual meeting of the club, to be held at the Pavilion, Ileadingley, to-morrowv evening at eight.o'olock. In it the committee state that although the club has lot succeeded in again ...

... MILITARY SUNDAY AND SOME OTHER MSATTERS. CLOTHING AND SCORCHING. The annual invasion of the ancient city -there is only one ancient city so far as Yorkshire people are concerned-which takes place on Wilitary Sunday is largely a cyclists' invasion, and last Sunday proved no exception to the rule. 'The weather, fortunately, turned okt almost surprisingly fine, and, apart frowr the inevitable ...

... FOOT B AL ljo NORTHERN UNTON. YORSIBmRE SENIOR COMPETITION A seco ed week's football has served to bring several of the Yorkshire Senior CoapetiLion clubs to their level, and the list now givwe some indication of the tenns from whom, the sawet serious opposition is to be appreh3edsl. Bradford, as might naturslly have been expmcted, were agan on the winning side, sad share with Hunslet and the ...

... S PORTING NEWS'1 WNXDON TURF MAILlET. 'rhe Masohester November Handicap nt;ttrated a fair 2mount of wagering in towns yesterday, and .Ardmaore advanced to the head of the quotalions, 100 to 14A being ?? accepted, after eshe had opened at 1.000 to 100. It wvas said that Mn--her would have the m ount. Par- qve~try -was firm, and Ciarehuaven and Bhluneaane found reaady support at I0 to 1, ...

... HUI\ T]NG APPODMNTMxNTS. FOXHOUN75DS. BAnSwoar ?? Friday.Nov. 2 ?? 2. 0 SMon.. Nov. S. Wentbrdge ?? 11 0 'Tues., Nov. 6-.. Askern ?? . ll 0 Wed., Nov. 7 .PDa:rngton ?? .0 Oa~tur.fo, Nov 1.illniDu~O 11thi .1. 0 B:CD.T1C ?? 5 . ortn ?? 11 0 .Soter..rnov. ..3-Danbv-on-Yore l.l . 0 Mon., N\or. 5..Oak Tree . . tl. 0 Wed., Nov. 7. Sio.a Hil .1 . 0 Fadey.,Nov. 9. ?? ll. 0 Satan., Nov. 10. hzerley .hl ...

... TO-DAY'S BACES. SELECTIONS FROM THiS DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. SANDOWN PARK MEETING. 9FT,TIJN, EIii-H-Wt'lSIQ.i EL'DICAP.-SportFman (Vizilent) -Wfemtmnolano , or a' n BenReny; Latot Lrom the Crirei-Tims yo. ?? Tife lTAIyo-rIsemxyTI cr Sais; (Man on the t ?? Toyat. Daily Teh'yaph (Hc urt-eesruTe. Stinzidrd iAsremodeu.l) -Gerrmaicos. IMorrne Advortice r Anron}-T}uinin Daily Newa (Meteveor-REewyn or ...

... MANCEESTER E ^ STER STEEPLE- , OMA.SE MEETING. Jt'EZLEE: HANDICAP HURD1LE:Y RACES, The attendance at Nsew Barns yesterday was na~turally not so extensive as that on M~onday, but; it -was never- theiesm large, and the fixture will beyond doubt ensure a large profit to t~he company, w.ho ere long are to change quarters, tran:sferring their venture to the esate at Castle IrveilI. w here the ...

... XMPTON PARK OCTOBER MEETEIG. TEE flPDflAL~ PRODUCE STAKES A-VD TEE, RIGEMOINj} PLAT.M. The Oct-ober Meeting at the pleasant Sunbury en.- to clsure is invested with murch importance by the fact that two such notable events as the valuable Imperial Produce Stakes and the Duke of York Stakes form the respective features of thbe two days. The first- *named item, which has9 ra the past been won by ...

... NEE s ?OTE? A.YI) SELECTIONSO TEE LONDON CUP. end?ei?r? will be well catered for at Aleaan&a Park tri.day. where, if the executive meet with anything like an adecpiateveward, some firet-rate sport should ha provided. The prizes are of urctraordinary value, the chief item on the card heinit the London Our., of the value of 2,000 Ilova. The ?eId will haziily be as good as it should hare been for ...

... aU1NT--PG APPOL-T2=& , ?? Oc~t. 26..Beattey Viliace ?? 0sO SEDAtES , Oct.227 Notton ?? 0 FriDLot. Oct. 26 .hMorton Briese . 9. 0 Sater, Oct. 27 .Scotton ?? 9. 0 Mon.. Ott. 29.2tedaln Hal. ?? 0. Snda.Nov, 2 ..Seorton . .. ll . 0 atur3 ov. I ..Thca;y-o- . - -l}r.t1. O ?? Friday, Oct. 26 .PDiordBride ?? 9,3 Senor., Oct. 27. -Apley.. ?? 9.,;o ;CcEVroAVn . .Sa ?? ;rn., 27.Wiltn Woo ?? - 0 - ...