... LACROSSE. v. Ctarron.—This the first match of the mown was played on the grated of the fanner club, in wet and windy weather. Tennis —Bristol E. V. Paget (goal), W. H. deer, A. P. Paget (captain), 11. Vibert, A. Cook, & C. Cook. A. W. Dove Willem, A. ...

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... LACROSSE. An Oxford and Cambridge University lacrosse team will play St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland, at Washington. on April Ist. in the first match to be played in the country by the English universities. Twelve , games in all will be played ...

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... LACROSSE The I. M. Marsh College of la(- rosse team which imoludes thrre 5.0r . •7 inte,ndtionals, two England reserves ~m! i (ire.i• member, entertain the toc.ing l ale ni‘eisay on Monday (3.30). ...

... LACROSSE LIVERPOOL LADIES v. HOYLAKE LADIES At Wyncote. For Liverpool, Mica Mcl.elland (2). Mille McFarlane (2). Mies Brodie, and Mies Bartlett (2). Mies Carter and Mrs. Ludlow replied fur Hoylake. Final.—Liverpool Ladies 7, Hoylake Ladies 2. ...

... LACROSSE. NORTH OP ENGLAND ASSOCIATION. At a meeting of the above body held in Manchester last evening, the first Tound of the competition proper of the North of England Flags, which carries, with it the Northern Championship, was made as follows: Stockport ...

... LACROSSE. Lee 11. 7, Woodford 4. Junior Flag. ...

... LACROSSE. THE NORTH V. SOI TH MATCH AT LORDS. The season practically closes tomorrow, when several representative games are decided. The North v. South match takes place at Lord's, Cheshire entertain Yorkshire at Stockport, while at Birmingham, on the ...

... LACROSSE. Liverpool v. Owxns Coll*ge.-pi ». F&Uowfteld on BAturd*>, and mulled in _ Owen* College 10 ?o*ls to 2. The grccad the r*e«nt mint vn» very beavr. but the tfe. noon dry. At fint tom vas every of good even game. D. BUBBT, LIMITED. IUHP.RALS FURNISHED ...

... LACROSSE. Lancashire beat Middlesex in the Lacrosse County Championship ifc Leicester, on Saturday, by heavy margin 19 goals to 9. ...