... -6.4, 6.3. C. H4. donith aind K. Coleman beat J. Hill and a. t 7 06 62,6-0. Ci; CARDIGANe (Heacfingley) -V. WORTLEY Am00 Attxt~y., Played at Headlingley, and won by Cardigan by 0 rubbers to, 1,l isU 2 to4, 109 grames to 07. DF~ftST OnD.-MessrF. Richardsoa ...

... it Horsforth. Do. St. Margaret's v. Poilsey United. Do. Woodaine Wanderers v. Boxier Chorob tosalte 323. Hoaarav Barnea.-St. John's v. Baveosthorpe. Hoaanxr.-Herbury v. Wakefield .&lhion. Hownax (tooroa.-Howden Cough v. Westfield Conpegellong Honnzasrtrnn ...

... (21. Do. At Card=1iga .1eds,TAbion (2)j.ore (2.th l Do. Ac Cardigan Fields Coinstabulary, Y' Harewooth - as Do. At Cardigan-road, 6orporate Officials v. Aruiley (a team).- Ye Do. At Cardigan-road Y.M.C.A. v. Oxf ord.-lace. n -Do. At Dewsbury.;, S'ir Robert ...

... (2). Do. At Branieyr Bramley (2) v. Liveasedge (2). Do. At Briideneil-road, Barley Hornets V. St. Thomas's, Do. At Cardigan Molds St. John's v. Halifax. Do. At Clarence Field, iaish Church (2) v. ?? ( °. Do. At Elland-road, South Ward Conservatives v. Leeds ...

... giving 10 yards, and E. Simpson, also a Leeds rider, -who was in receipt of 5 yards from the winner. The two miles fell to John Holgate, who thus followed tsp his success at Lofthouse on Saturday, while Jas. Hol-gate was seceond, and T. Mortimer. of Bradford ...

... iiiriher delay. IsideI Role 2.) a The hon. secretary reprted tsat 13 aishdbe no lowing teamns -were selected to play at the Cardig-an Fields, in Leeds, canWednesday, October 26th:- IV Wtre.C Totlew (lieckiva~ton(, back ; J1. Yl I(Yaorlk), A. I repsco (Ilade~yl ...

... tbre.oiuarter barks; C7. Lagrping ,S6. ?? W. Whtsen (Parish Churh, hdg backs; B. Borr,'ll 35. .John's). .r. 3V. hroore (St. John's, J. Wa. mnough (St. John'sl, (5. Heole (St. Johwn's). J. v11fingorth aRirlestalf) J. Piekles (Kirkatoll), ?? Cooper (lKirkoi) ...

... have an excellent chance of im- proving their position in the League, as their opponents at the old Clarendon ground, off Cardigan-road, are Kirkstall Educational, so far the weakest team in the competition. The Airedale League has three fixtures in the ...

... visitors from Otley; while Selby,.who entertain the Morley contingent, should come out pf.the struggle-victorious. At the Cardigan Fields-this afternoon-agbyiteW willbe' able to draw comparisons between the two-styles of foot-. ?? and Assodation-as the ...

... Skelton Geo. Gowland Thoea Spencer Albert. (tregor B en. Chas. Srringhamn lobt. (Gov Francis. Rtrong John lrancs. H'acfield Walter. j Taylor Harry. Hlarvey John Henry. Walsh Jno. Hlewitt Horace. I Warrington Albert. Hitchman Gee. Webb Geo. Wim. Hoysted WVi ...

... (Haiufax), and A. Parker (aletoy), forwards. lIssniavEs-H. 0. Hamsbabo (Wakefleld) back; F. Ash (Wake- field), R. Walton Iterds St. John's), suil 1X. SIauns (Batley) three- quarter backs; J. H. Potter ?? St. Ju;ilme), andc E. imoluny (labllax), halebacks; F. Tfeatl ...

... the ground of the Leeds St. John's Club, at Cardigan Fields. The cause for the change of venue is well known to those who take an interest in football. The suspension for a few weeks from the football arena which the St. John's Club is now underg~oing left ...