... BEN BOW LET AND JOHN RUSSELL HATCHED FOR £5O. Rowldj. of SnedihilK Salop, ana John from Rough Hlllg, hava rati Hod to play a at quoita. 12 yard* dta;aaco. with quoits not to Oxccod 65 Bm. m duunetsr, 61 poinla up. for to£so Midi), •tths Blaetc Horn Grounds ...

... served up a hot favourite at to 4 on, and tho issue was never once in doubt, Davis winning easily. The proprietor. Hr. John Russell, was starter, and Mr, Joe Lange, ol the Fountain Inn. Pricstfield, referee. Young Burton and Young Williams, both of W ...

... auorrs. BEK ROWLEY JOHN RUSSELL HATCHED FOB £5O. Ben Rowley, of Sued shill. Oakenjratcs, Salop, and John from Rough Hills, Wolrerharapton, Lava ratified a matek game quoits, 12 yardsdistaace. with quoits not to ezceadl 8 5 Biti. in diameter, 61 points ...

... in tba Clump.-is ship was decided, W. M’Gregor beating R. G. Gordva u»i sets to nil (6—3, 6—l). aooiTs. BEN ROWLEY AND JOHN RUSSELL MATCHED EC3 £5O. Baa Rowley, of Snedshill, Oftkeacates, Salop, and , bailing from Rough Hills. Wolvarhamptoa, have rati ...

... OPENING ROUNDS OF JOHN RUSSELL'S ALL- ENGLAND 200 YARDS DOG HANDICAP. the e grounds hut Saturday afternoon tho pteliminary stages Mr. John Russell e All-England Yards Dog Handicap wore run through. Unfortunately for the proprietor U.e weather proved wretched ...

... mcieasing his lead every stride finally won easily by four yards. Mr. John Russell, proprietor, was starter, and Mr. A. B. Pike referee. This was followed by the initial bents Mr .Russell's sprint handicap, for which entry of 101 pedestrians had been secured ...

... bu’. nearing >/na dre.v out and eventually won by a yard. pr.ion- (Mr. John Russell) was starter, and Mr. A, E. o;hci-u-j referee. Next followed the final rounds of Mr. John Russell's All 130 Yards Pedestrian Handicap. Although was th* vr ecratcb man and ...

... condition. Doth dogs were flipped two expert non, Krugir Mr. Frank Lloyd, the piorrietof, whilst Bon was handled by Mr. John Russell, the Victoria Ground*, Rough Hills, Wolverhampton, end both parties were sanguine some spirited speculation ensued, closing ...

... to finish the distance alone. The proprietor. Mr. John Russell, officiated starter and referee. match was followed the opening of the 130 yards pedestrian handicap, the promoter being Mr. John Russell, twelve yards ciuoit playing champion. An entry of ...

... century. Evans, of Ireahridgn, eighteen yards champion,and now John Russell once more holds the twelve yards championship. The match under notice (made on July last) was between Mr. John Bussell, of the Victoria Grounds, Rough Hills, Wolverhampton, and ...

... of -00 yards dog handicap. The promoter the latter was iha proprietor aud the twelve yards tmoitp!ayingchatop:oa c.' Mr. John Russell. Notwithstanding the amorous sura ; q. the neighbourhood, capital company put aopes/n wiiness the spor s. The eighteen ...

... interesting by their individuality of treatment. Prominent among them arc the works of Mr. W. Botbenstem, Mr. A. K. John. Mr. W. Russell, and Mr. M'Bfoy. Mr. Mark sher’s two are worthy o! all praise, and there is good work Mr. Wilson Steer, Mr. David Muir ...