... LOCAL SPORT, (Ite-printed from Tuesday's Evening Exptess.) A correspondent from the hills, writing with reference to my remarks as to the adviea- biiity of having a recognised boxing and sport. ing club for Wales. says:-A few days ago a match was made between hvan Grilfiths and lees Owen, of New .T;degar, two well-known exponents 'of the a-t. to hex twenty rounds for points for £50 a-side. ...

... ANNUAL ME ETING, The atnual meeting of the Cardiff Football i Club war,'.held at the Leisor Park-hall, Cardiff, I on I riday evening, Mr. W. H. Treatt pre- sirling.-Mr. C. S. Arthar (secretary) presented his report and annual statement of accounts, which showed that the receipts amounted to £2,742 Is. Id., the gate receipts totalling £1,764 ' is., members' tiokets £501, and workmein's tickets ...

... CRICF ET. - 'T IISIRPREY V. YORKSHIRE. 3 BIOCKWVELL'S BENIEFIT. Delightful weathor again prev.ailed at Xvii. IV fliligton Ov-al on Frid~,ay orning, when abou:. 16,009 people had assembled to witness the second H 2 stage of' the Yorkshire and Surrey, match, Ohre was at change later. Whien play was3 resumned it was very- dark, and thunder was continually heard. Only twelve runs bad been - aded ...

... FOOTBA LL. LLA.NELLY V, LEICEISTER.. is Continuing their tour in Wales, the Leicester Leteamu appeared at Strnd-~y Park on Monday d afternoon. The wveather was dull and gloomy. n but, ?? this, there was a large i, number of spectators present. The visitors it were fisly represented, while there were many anchanges in the Llnnielly team, several men .g standing down onl account of injuries ...

... FOOTB&LL. a! The ;followinge atchos will be reported in tih Evening Egxpress to-day (Satillday):- a re ' NORTHERN UNIOTI RULES. r. 'I LANCASBIERE SECTION. !a Widnes v. Barrow. '- Runcorn v. Broglghton Rangers. .Salford v. Leiqyh. fs Milltcm v. Swinton. Oldcham v. Wirigan. r Rnolidale Horniets v. Stolckport. s- ?? v, St. Helens. Df YORKSHIRE SECTION. Batley v. Manninglhaam. Huddorsfield v. ...

... ge a NOTES AND ANITICIPATIONS. oil ?? CHIICIIESTbli, Thnrsaday Night 7 ?? Goodweood Meeting concludes to-morrow. or Selections are as follow:- eCO Chichester Stakes-MASTER WILLIE. 1.Two-year-old Selling-HAMPTON AGNES ,isFILLY. 'U3 Moleconmb Staskes-PfRINCESS MELTON. Chesterfield Cnp-OAIMAN. ho All-aged Staleps-ItOSn DEEP. 'N a Nacsaut Stakes-INQOTISITIVE. li VENATOIL a OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES ...

... . . _ . ?? rI- NEWPORT NOT ON TE COOVENTRY Cc If; LIST. of Football rolloiveror in Newpoo t wi ill learn ai with sonie surprise th;t OCuvenitry will neither T; 1- pay n viait to, nor receive a visit, fromu Neow. th : port daring i ho coming season. For the Sruit g: or tim for 8011C years 1 insnatch between thioe Jf r teaams has been arraingzerl. One ]1:2as not far to w gf go, however, for tiec ...

... YOOTIBALL NOTES. p ?? ~ COMMENTS ON SATURDAY'S MATCH ES. [BY WELSH ATHLETE.] I am afraid that those Welsbmen who visited Bristol on Saturday did not come away with a great notion of the strength of English amateur Rugby football. Personally, I do not remember having seen a North v. South maatch in which the wealness of English Rugby football vas so pronounced as it was on Satur- day. The ...

... R |, NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. LIVERPOOL, Thursday Night. I Friday's programme will be more than usually interesting by reason of the Cup, for which we ought to see a good race between i GOOD LUCK and DEMOCRAT. 1 For the otlier events selections are:- Croxtetlh Plate-NTPPON. Downs Nursery-Mr LAMBTON'S SELECTED. 1 Palatiie Plate-SEPAMATION. S All-Aged-ALAMNAC, r Wavertres NVelter-GALVESTON. ...

... WALESV.SCOTLAIND jo-DAY'S GREAT GAME AT SWANSEA. ARJIBYAL OP THE SCOTCH.; SIDE, 0NE CHANGE, IN THE VISITING TEAM. prOSPECTS OF THE MATCH. [BY WELSH ATHLETE.] It our form with England at Gloucester is ta.ein its east light, it is easy to make out ye we have a great chance with Scotland at ceosen to-day. ~Unfortunately, form. both in v.ceraatilnal and club football is a very cer.taifl quantity ...

... CAI'DIFI- HUNDRED MILESI CYCLING CLUB SPORTS. I [11Y WN-ILSIH ATl'lTI`TE.J Tnere wvas anl excellent crowd of spectators plre'et i at tlte it cleairaitis' Ground, Cardiff. ont ?? afterinoon to wititess the ut'e annual athletic ul1ceting of the Cardiff Hundred 3files Cyclinig Club. During the early part of the morning- the ?? %s atone too bright. i~tt. altihoachi1 tht Clouds lvele full of ...

... LOCAL SPQRTr, (ce-printed from Saturday's Evening of Express;) bi A correspondent writes this morning to co ask if I have not noticed how much the Cardiff Bi- Cricket Club is handicapped by the lack of a w4 ground. There have been some arguments in cc your notes of late, he says, as to junior be clubs being refused admission to the Cardiff to .krxns Park. Does it not occur to yoa that ...