... . f B YRA CLUB. The final of lthe competition for the prize pre- sented by the Brny faternational Hotel, took Iplato CSDturdayaset, Thefollowingisthere- WGSymesndERFiggifbeatC 3 Swayne, 2 up and I to play. The September monthly medal was also played for on.Sturday a Anst bogey, when the follow- ing cards were retrned-F W StreaWo, all even, winner; F He0rman Orr, 3 down, On Wednesday next there ...

... SENIOR 3hP UE. RjICH!MOND ROVBRS v. ;lVER-POOL RE GIMENT. The Leinstar Senior Leaaue coammenced oen Saturday, when six of the ten clubs in the League wiere engaged. The principal match was that played at theb Royal 3aracks between the clubs named above. The RBvers had a strong team, but M-Eay (late of the Scottish Borderers), -vho was expectod to -make rhi debut with the civilians, did not ...

... . ATHLET.. . .. LING , f. wBIrDWGE CYCIaNG CLUrB 'PoRTS. - The first evezug egorts' f. tue ae&eesi Orga- |tsed- by, .theI Nmbiagp, Cvqkte 'zd Atfil4sR off ?? ?? hn~ uh Ql'b, were brought gf Boiuik' ?? -he 6hlgarnatef -Idib4, Bllydow rn~oad, QU Weduiesday evning laat, in the preseece ofi' h ernblae of vectetors. - SS0 Ysd FlatS 'Hnlap nl-J W el~y 4 yds, I; J M'Grath, 4yd, -2; W If Cuf,-4 yda, . ...

... CU';.AGIi )MEL I ING. YESTERDAY- (Bv Ui-t SI eciat CurrespcndenL)~j L' v d!eriaa ~ Xtex l the ?? Was ratsed C l. ;; :a zjr~iciA,_ ar Leopardswovwa, t.e nrs; oX ?? iur-a.lA Illeerings is regairded. as Li! .Al.:j L1tI5 c- o.sctia uautr ?? CiktD biA~es. a. w._a rntor~~ai ior cuie bticcz;5 si tire j: ti.i-. klj'v t.'i the w ?? sioulad gross Liit RlIc :n!ni all ?? pown ,, ?? ;.re was 'Is[e to be ...

... ?? LIMERICK REGATTA.- 1 ESTERDAY. With splendid weather, there could scarcely bo found the unit who would prognosticate a feilure for the annual regatta promoted by the clubs on the Shannon, whilst as visitors, UuiversityB .C, Lee, Cork Harbour, Waterford, -and Dolphin made up the backbone of a genuine day's sport. The attendance was very numerous, but time was :wretchedly adhered to, the ...

... l . DUBLIN UNIVERSITY V. LBINSThR. SECOND DAY. 1 In rither chit end threatentn; weather this match vwas risumod in the College Park on Sa- turday norni..g. Overnirht z will be remein- bzred, Trinity hod four wickets down in! their second innings tor 91, J T Gwynn not oaul 31, and U M 3Bendoau not out 18), Thus 1eaving the home side 89 runs clear ahead of Leinster, with six wickzts to fall. ...

... LEINSTER JUNIOR LEAGUE v. ]3OHMFMIANS. This fixture has been arranged for Good Fri- day. to be played at Catholic Universitv ground, Sa~ndyrount. Kick off at 330 o'clock. The League is playing the team selected to represent Leinster in the forthcoming mateb with the IriLh Junior Allianre, to be played in Belfast on EasWer Tuesday, and B3hemjans are playing their usual eleven. It ebould be an ...

... CHILKET PHOENIX C C r ST-VINCENS COLLEGE CASTLES-NOOK (twelv6 aside). Th'i match was played on the College ground, eand xesulted in a very mneritorlous victory for the. home -te'm bv 4b runs. Castleknek -won thetoess, rand elected to-bat, Osmnd arnd Tho- mend facing Denham and Sandes. Both bats- men played freely, putting on 55 runs befcre Thomoad was bawled by Denham for a sound 22. J Cummins ...

... I SPORTING NEWS,. - -e . - ,I WINDSORR MFETING. - Y1I-lSTERl)AY- a O-A MAIDEN HURDlE P'ACE Cni 0 sovs, Tn o aizuk. Mr Hodg's Dr Niko!a, by Varacirtv w I'atlins, - -Swab liernhardt, %4rv, 1Cs Sllb 'Tavlor 1 AIr Lysaght's Golddigger. 4 yrs, 10-. 3z h Nye 2. MIr White's AMiss Heather, 4 yrs, 10st bib L EKnii'es 3 Mr Edwardes's Laiv Fisher, 6 vrs, ls', 13;b 'W l''allel 0 _Mr Singer's Boa, 5Evrs, ...

... I A1,L IRELAND ARM-Y 2WETING. - es ?? tnl&ay, ithbough not quite so ouppressive a5 xtt of yes4erday, proved an ideal em- forl shlcting, hardly a breeze spriuping up to, intere in the slightest way. In corneA 4uience the scores llrd ghowedop mah Fbeter than those of the preceding days, several pasibles baing scored. ?? iterest was mani- fested in the resole of tbe lord Roberms .Cup, whith. ...

... COUR1I G. COUNTX CLARE MEE'JTNG--YESTERDAY. Patrons-The Mosb Rev T J }!M'Rednmnd, Lord Bishop of Killaloe ; Messrs R J StacuoklI, I) L; H V MacNamara, D L; MajorS lik- man, D L; W J 31acNarnara, J P; R H Crowte J ?? R R Studdert, J P; Thomas Crowe, D L; J W Scott, J P; 'Thomas O'Gorman, J P. C It A AMacDouell, D L; W Hawkins Bail ,J P; BR Hewitt, J P; 2t1 Roche-Relly, J P; W 1 Crowe, J P; G ...

... SATURDAY'S LEAGUE MATCHES. It should be hardly necessary to say that it I rained last Saturday, for indeed it rained so hearvy during the previous night and through the morning that the grounds were in a shoek- in6 condilion. The wonder is that they were Lplayble at all or that bhe teans turned out, but out of the four fixtures listed .n the Senior division of the League only one-that between ...