... RACING. WINDSOR NOTMS Friday DMb. Tin sport at Windsor this afternoon was in- teresling enough, but, as it can 'have no effect ?? future events, it may be dismissed in a few a lines. After w ...

... GLOUCIMFERSgMS v. DIHA3L After being defeated by Ginorgan, the north countrymen visited Glouoester yeserday. The home county were without F. Stout Goddard. Hssey, Jarman, ard Atkinson, a ?? ...

... Onec more, once more we hear the roar The various welkins reniding; Once mare, we see bold Ruggermen free In rivalry contending. Once mcre the patriotic flame's Aglow through every town, Whose nval elubs contend for Falae's imperishable Crown. * * The Rugby football season, so far as the Northern Union is concerned, promisesto go one better over all previous Eeasons. The trivial fond records ...

... CONDUCTED BY DR. A. WAI{LTUCI. MANC~irSTERt WEEKLY rIME.s. 1RIDAY, Juzies, lg:,) PROBLEM So. 1.04. Tourney No. XLT. Black, 7 pieces. White. 8 pincos. White to Slay, and mate in two movec, 8 p 7 1 P7 I Ktltt ' k p P 21 2 n b Xt 3 lbQ 21 , ~ ~~ ~ 23S 1 1 113 61. PROBLEM No. 1,C43. Tourney No. XLII. Black. 7 pieces. g |Pite. 8 eeeA. 0 ] ~White tn play. uld ;ate in three moves. 1,l 8Ilp3p211Kt3L~ ...

... F ?? DRAUGKH TS, MANCHIESTRp. WLEPCLY TiXS. FRIDAY, October 19, 1900. SOLUTTON TO PROBLEM No. 905. By F. Paszey, Brisbafie, QueCns~and. Black men on 1, 3; icing 31. White men on 5, 8, 12, 21; kzing 4. Black to Inove and win. 31-26 26-22 1-6 22-17 3-7 17-10 21-17 17-14 1-5-1 1-10 10--3 Black wins. 5-1 allows the neat terminatien above. Should, howcver, White throw 14-10, Black wiuls by a Nv1l- ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. SCOTLAND v. WALES. Interest in the international match has, of course, baen considerably affected by the graver events of the week At Swansea. and throughout ...

... RAGING NOTES. The grat sale of the lae Duke of Westamius ter's horses next ThUraday week will attxact a greater amoint of attention than any sale since that of the late Lord Falmoith, in Apr ...

... 1LIVERPOOL POUCSRTS.t l- t e The first of a series of monthly athletic meet- er ings in connection with the Liverpool Police I be Athletic Society was held on the grounds at is Fairfield yesterday in ...

... air eb In. ?? 140 ~~RACING. ?? 79 ASqCT NOTES.ad 52 Monday Night. Si 51 his year promises to be a tropical A scot. M EMNT). L ?? at in the little Berkshire village to-day the heat Xl re the ...

... RACML on Per he DONCASTER NC~rE. to Tuesday Zvening. ed The Doneaster Meeting opened in brilliant - faahion, and upon the inaugural proceuding no- at. one can reflect with regret, unless he ...

... bo- FIXTUFES FOR THIS DAY (SATURDAY) XI CRICKET. d 'There are only three competition games for ro decision this afternoon, but as the three leading ld nclbs are engaged, these fixtures ...

... LAWN TENNIS I 1 . THE NORTHERN OIPIONSHIP 11 it tournament in mnoodon with th nabove champloeshbm ?? to . insetul 7 condusion on Saturday, and esmything was over In good time. Despite the liqt ut the ...