... LACROSSE. West London v. Surbiton.—At the Skinners’ Company’s School, Tunbridge Wells, ur Jay, those clubs met in nn exhibition match : neither side whs strongly represented, and each side played a man short. half tim * West London held the advantage ...

... LACROSSE. MATCHES FOR SATURDAY. At Additcombe, Clapton v. Croydon {second teams). At Burnet, Barnet v. Surbiton (second). Blackheath. v. Surbiton. Clapham, v. Norwood. At Clapton. Clapton v. Croydon. , , Finsbury, Honourable Artillery Company t. West ...

... LACROSSE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. MIDDLESEX. This match, the first of the only two public matches to played in the neighbourhood of London tho Americans, was have taken place yesterday on the Oncket Ground Wansteai, However, owing to the heavy rain ...

... LACROSSE. ▼. IRELAND. •rccßss ekglaxd. This fixture, which was dropped la t year, was revived Satur 'ay, when the twentieth match betwem the countries was (leaded on thegroon lo! th * North of Ire and Cr ekelClub, at Beltait. Ab mt 1,000 speotators were ...

... LACROSSE. v. at Thornton Heath on Saturday, and won by the former by nine goals two. Dulwich ▼. Black heath.— Played at Blackheatn on Saturday, and left di awn—one goal ...

... LACROSSE. FIXTURES. JUKE. S.—At Belfast, England v. Ireland. ll.—AtKcuniugton Oval, Canada v. United Kingdom, LONDON ATHLETIC CLUB GROUNDS. STAMFORD BRIDGE, FULHAM. Mam road, opposite Chelsea Station. The picked teams of Canadian Amateurs and Iroquois ...

... LACROSSE. Logpoir v. CRicxtuwoop.—This match was hare been played on Saturday last, but owing to various reasons it was scratched. Eventually a sides game was played, Mr. Moysey's team beating Mr. Madgeon’s team eight goals to five after a pleasant game ...

... LACROSSE. REQUEST FOR OXFORD HALF-BLUE The Orford University Lacrosse Club has de. bled to lay eh'. application for the half blue, already thrice rarased, before the Blues Committee nest term. This early application will. it is hop, d. allow tuna for ...

... LACROSSE. UNITED KINGDOM OLYMPIC TEAM. The team the Doited Kingdom t. Canada the Stadium, 1 p.m., Saturday n?t appended. Five of the rcprtHciitatvca belong to Southern clnhe (includine, Oxford Unlvereity). The team Jn:-D. H. W Johi UnTvenkty). J. Pa ...

... LACROSSE. HOETHEEN SENIOR PLAYS PINAL. STOCKPOET DEFEAT HEATON MERSEY. Stockport :*nd Heaton Mersey met Didsbury. SM-urday, in the final of the North of England Senior Flag* Tournament, Wretched weather prevailed. Stockport soon assumed the aggressive ...

... LACROSSE- OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. BRISTOL. Playing the second match their Western tour against Bristol, Bristol, yesterday, the Oxford University lacrosse players accomplished a creditable performance tn beating Che home team by ten goals to six. lu consequence ...

... LACROSSE SOUTH OF ENGLAND JUNIOR FLAGS. S ICO Uoi'NP, EAST v. WEST LONDON Flared :it East Molex'.v Saturday. XVcs* three* Koals to two. Milner and ur.'i scoietl for Molcsey, and Fraser w, and were the scorns r ti winners. Clapton r. Weal London. Stamford ...