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... ATHLETICS. The Oxford and Cambridge Meeting. The 3Gih annual athletic competition between ihe selected champions of Oxford and Cambridge XJniversities took place at the Queen's Club, West Kensington, on Thursday afternoon. The attendance was exceptionally ...
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... ATHLETICS. Aberavon. Football Club Mestins After an interval of two years, the Aberavon Football Club resuscitated their annual athletic meeting on Saturday. An excellent progra.mme of professional sports was provided. The officials were—Mr A. J. Gould ...
... ATHLETICS. Hammer-throwing Record. At the Catur sports on Monday T. F. Kiely, tho Irish all-round champion, raised the world's j record for throwing the 161b. hammer from a Sit. circle from 146ft. lOin. to 151ft. llin. ...
... THE EMBEZZLEMENT BY AN., ATHLETE. Sentence. H. M. Oliver, the well-known athlete and nandieapper, pleaded guilty at the Birmingham Sessions to-day to embezzling £ 150 from his em- ployers, the Birmingham Banking Company, where he was cashier. His defalcations ...
... ATHLETIC NOTES. By an Old Stager. The eventful 3rd has come and gone, leaving us to mourn another defeat. Probably, but few ever expected anything else; and really there is nothing to be cast down about. A victory by one goal and four tries to a goal ...
... ATHLETIC NOTES. By an Old Stager. An unknown friend, to whom I fender nl9 heartfelt thanks, has kindly forwarded me the Scottish, Athletic Journal of Wednesday last, which, commenting on the play in the late international match at Glasgow', after some ...
... ATHLETIC NOTES. • coveted cap in see None gone by who had not a right to be deal; plated as being one Of , the best footballers of the principality, and often because they happened to be fortunate enough to do one showy bit of play in the trial cordest ...
... ing life with- out knowing the Elements of Athletics ? A man may have never attended a cookery class or a mining lecture, and yet be a respectable, contented citizen, but if he knows nothing about athletics, if he can't understand Rugby football and foot- ...
... ATHLETIC NOTES. By an old Stager. The trial match at Swansea on Saturday was a greater success perhaps than those played in previous years, though that is not saying much. For once in a way, the majority of the men selected to play turned up, but amongst ...
... ATHLETIC NOTES. By An Old Stager. The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la, bring promise of summer divine, To me they bring promise of something besides-a deuced hard time in extending these notes to anything like their accustomed length. Eevery ...
... Athletic Notes. By an Old Stager. At the moment of writing I don't in the least know how Cardiff fared in their match with Llanelly at the latter town on Saturday, but I would not be surprised to hear that they were licked. Whilst in the Cardiff Arms ...