... - ATHLETICS. BRISTOL HARRIERS ?? ROATH (CAMDlrT) irgz ,,E.ARRI ed This inter-tesm roe, distance six: miles, was i adecided on -Saturday at Bristol. The Bristolians are er clmampiobs of the West, white the Roxth Club hold v 'the cbaipiouisbipof'South. ...

... ATHL ETlCS, *r- PPOFESSIONA MEETING AT 3rd CARDIFF. 05le5 New pL professional cycling and athletic meeting J . s1 was held at the 'Quins Ground, Cardiff. on M al Saturday, before an attendance of about let, EO 3.000 spectators. The spo-rts were for the ...

... ATHLETIC GOSSIP. r. BOBBY ABEL GETS HIS T'HOU:SAND RUNS. id rig CARDIFF'S TFMAM AGAINST NEW- I. PORT. ly (Re-printed from yesterday's EIvening r-a ~Express.) e- Poor old G]oucestershire look to be ?? for a tbrrible biding. It is a most peculiar thing ...

... AT NEWPORT. Yesterday was observed ?.9 a half-holiday by tho town geucrally, and the day wa9 exceedingly fine Vhoe Newport Athletic Club got up a variety of sports on the DaErshes, to encouage gymnuastio ener Pin s. Tho spoltS were under distinagusfhed ...

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... ATHLETIC NOTES. I i 5 9 [Br ToUCcrUTOl.J t l Lianelly people want to know what they think f at Cardiff of the LlanellY team after Saturday'a d is game. The Invincibles certainly narrowly f escaped blotting their copy book. It was merely a auestfo of ...

... ATHLETIC SPORTS. AMATEUR CHEAMPIONSHIPS AT c( HERNE HILL. T to .* At HIerne Hill on Saturday the anateur champion. m allipe ?? Rs follows:- of is- 103 Yardo.-Fic~t beat: Ist, C. A. Bradley, Hoddera- Tl ,or field; 2nd, H. C. Wooldatt, United Hospitals; ...

... Monday for the purpose of al considering wlhat steps should be taken to an improve the present status of professional in athletics locally, Mr. John Mtander presided re over a fair attendance, which included repre. 321 seutatives of clubs in the Rhoudda ...

... ATHLETIC NOTES. A lotof unfavourable critcidsm was excited against; the Dowsbury team in their recent tour. A fair thi ye sample of their play was witnessed oa Tuesday, en when, as i anticipated. their wing forwards were th of decidedly unpopular. Rightly ...

... LREFORMS IY, ATHLETICS. -We, have no, objection'to to glov.- boxing. as a fine ar.- As long an it is carried on strictly within the limits of a club,. andw.*iti the. .: associntions and- surroundings iwhich appertain ?? regulated athletic ' reoiig sparrirg ...

... INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS I THE CONTESTS BETWEEN YALE |12 AND CAAIBRIDGE- SUPERIORITY OF THE AMERICANTSI ENGLAND ONLY WINS. THREE : EVENTS. - lot ?? was A Central News telegram from Now Yeork dtes ?? eagerly expected meeting between d1 s the picked athletes of Cu:nnridge ...

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