... I WOROESTE~S-HI1RE v. GLOLUCESTERSHIRE. FINE BATTING0 BY G. L, JIESSOP ANDWATA . When Worcestershire and Gloucesterstire met at Gloucester early in July the former county won handsomely by, live wickets, and their supporters were hoping that they woauld be able to repeat that performance in -the match which corn-. rncuiced at Woroesior yesterday. luetesor ba-re re- cently 'been playing very ...

... ATHLETIC SPORTS AT ABER- DARE. -1 1 . I - . - . . The Aherdare Licensed Victuallers' Sports, a postponed from Bank Holiday in consequence n e of inclement. weather, took place in the Ynys fo Meadow, Aberdare, on Saturday in glorious I sunshine and with a. ;record attendance of th visitors. Rcsanlts:-l00 Yards Raeo for Boys pr Under 14 Yours.-First hbat: 1st, Goe. Austin, 14 Mountain Ash; 2nd, ...

... C RICKET. I GLOUCESTERSBIRE V. SURREY. Owing to rain only forty-five minutea' cricket tookl plaoo at Bristol on 'llTursday, Gloncester- L ghire goinfr in first and scoring 53 runs without I-lose. In fine weather Rice and Wrathall went on with the Gloucestershire innings on Friday f moring ILt 11.5, and with four runs added r arathall was caught at point. Jesiop, who a went in first wicket ...

... GOLF, onm Saturdaywa take~n part in y edal i n a way es ~l rate by2' 33 co or as op t one o'clock the i '-h darkimnirtg the sun' ray now ws'7 ?? ae, *the breeze from thesay nothwe &Deo. Buth alter erpreM yastsnof the e t ?? I, hej galie: thith made the sheres ranj -131tha on .W rummoe a I 2 (lew 2J, 8o,aae s a~d~a d4~~ .2) n~alled it with 7(usIi.. Jh 7:: (lus:: :* j 534365544 '6%T TavId ...

... THE T Ut . WHITE AND OCILIS SPORTING 9ES1 Lno, onday~ Night:.- A successful eommnenchement was made wt the Wolverhampton Meeting to-day. The Regulation Plate, with which the orcednly started, produced an exciting racee, Petigeol getting-home fromn Amphianax by a nead. The victorious Sam Loates rode Petridge, and he -was succeisf ul on. the Dee gelding in the MadtleY .Maiden Two-year-old ...

... SPO TIN(G NEWS. NOTE h A.D 5EILEarIOla. sposab of an ?? d engot-t was again pro- Vide.d at Brighiton. IBuejies wa resumesd wath the ?? Plat~e, and the se-ven entered overnght assembiloed at. thz poet, Tocnt'oe gave aw7ay weight to c all, but this macic no di~fference, and she won clevet-ly. ' La. Ro-liE rode Tovarese. and he nh-to steered Royal flush,t th~e Winner OF thebss' plr, r. Madden ...

... ISPOT BING NEW0 ?? NOTES AND SELOTONK tnha,eud. of the Goodwood Meeting cane rather tamely yesterday. The race of most importance, the Chesterfield Cup, was interesting, but lemall fluids contested the. other- erats& The Chichester Stakes, tie first event cn the card, only brought three ranners to the post. Odds were betted on Horton, who was meeting dadeer on 3Sb. better terms than in the ...

... | ATHLETICS LNETGyCY CITY 01? LONDON POLICE SpB Thp fifteenth annual ?? miing fete of the City of L Idnd. pol 01 was held at Wemb ley'erkr t 5tc Ag BCOOS spectators Yes rds-at, ioro') - nizitumPV POiWedCOtable Lester, ewe. 1 co Oce-serieaat Whceldoi e Etin. ero6nd 6trscni, lc ekW4 'tug-of-War (City police Ch*ain hi Miuories Station heat B idowl tto 100 Yardalsandicap eta] seeani t e-dlla. dert ...

... CYCLING AND ATHLETICS, | ?fUILPNL¾IH ,ON SPORTS. Splendid weatlier favcnred these spors, w-hich were~ patrnised by large crowds, and some of the best athletes of the day competed, and iine performances were witnessed. 100 Yards Handicap-Howell (&74 yds) and Oanonarjh, Rockwell 171 yds), dead heat. Ca- non-gh wi c the toss. Ten conapeted. 120 Yards Hurdles (Open) Han9.icap-LT A Kiely, Ginicck ...

... WOLYERflAMPTON cDm?STALL PARTh SUMMER MEETrnG. The TiCOUTATt')N ?LOTB of 103 sass. One mile and a franlong. 2 5 far 3. B, Maple's Fetridge, by tyahneasopo-Fohria, a yin S. LeaSes I U S S MoE Filkicotoor Arnphiarraoxr ?? Merlrten. 2 8:1 MoB. S. Siccier. Venotiar io?.. e ?? t.yalaom o Wiener t'0in'.rl by Xe. 'A ricoh. Neremorlret. Betting: it to ill each rn-rat Petrad;e nad Anryhraeax, and IF) ...

... FOOTBALL NORTHERN 7UNI1R YORH1SHLRE S:EC2OND COMPETITIONi. A ?? of th~e repreeiatires of fho e~lub in the Yiorkhire Second Cqornetitionl was h~eld Iran night In the County B~e~etrant. btadioid, Mir. :F. W. Hansonsr, of Si ploy, wa~s eleobte'r to thes choir, nd te followging referee appointments wver rade: - SEPflE&MBER1 le.. 5~hipley e. Leddeselnfeolct. 3Mr. G. Brnne, HeRn~or~dwle. Wimdtlel v. ...

... .URIC-KETO SCAXBOROUGH FESTIVAL GEMTLEMEN_-V. Pt &YEPS. {r. S. JAG0S&NT'S BRILLrLkN-T RFEAPPEARAN-CE. Stanley Jackson signalised his first appearasce In a cricket match this season, by playing a superb innings of 134 for the 'Gsntlemnen against the Players, in the opening of the second fixture, of the Scarborouggh Fes- tival yesterday. Jackson, who was invalided home from South Africa, has ...