... of goal Tea 16, at lightning speed, and the second, though he met E I the ball, resulted in a charge into the net. thre * ho Parry was not up to his usual standard of M'I rk play, and towards the closing stages his weak wuci red attempts in checking Place ...

... and seconded by Mr. Rule (Sheppy United), to the effect That professionalism be recognised by the association This cave rise to a long discussion but was eventually carried by a good majority. A - proposal by Mr. Welch (Mdone), which was seconded by ...

... to-morrow, and from such a num- ber In a mile race It Is somewhat rash to attempt to select tho winner. To try, however, Is to show willing, and CROAGH PATRICK shall be my representative on this occasion, and should I take a coekboat it must be'Lopoatcher ...

... Oven, taken CHAM5PIONSH;IP BOATRACE. Sto ion Hanlan, laid and offere4. RACING FIXTURES. APRIL. Nottingham Spring ?? 4, 6 Catterick Bridge. 12, 14 Kempton Park April ?? Epson Spring ?? 18, 19 Gosforth Park ?? 10, 11 Thirsk Spring ?? 20, 21 Four Oaks Park ...

... after Martin had missed te from a penalty kick, Lyons added a second goal. *e Half-tim-Weall. 2 goals; Burton, nil. Chang- le iug suds, Walsal' still held the advantage, their id oponents showing poor form, and rarel becom- ,y ing dangerous. But-Wa , 2 goals; ...

... :dge Mr Piwell. Slipper: B il-kinson. Ecolefechan, Wednesday Night. o Wind and rain Were severally in evidence at a the second stage of the meeting, and the night a ihad been a terrible One in the immediate di- t trict, thunder and lightning being in the ...

... tries; Edinburgh, niL. From the start Oxford showed distinct superiority, hot 't was nut till five mmnutes from half-time that they scored, Rice Evans gaining2 a try which Cotbran converted. In the second half Fleming and C:owleshaw secured tries. The ...

... shot at short range SO by Hamilton, who received from Hedge, re- o 79 suited in a second goal for Scotland. The as Sootch defence was rarely troubled during the as L) second period, the play of the English quintette w all being fitful and uncertain. Settle ...

... two players being as id follow :-lM'Ewan, first round,48 out, 39 in, total 87; second round, 45 out, 35 in, total 80. Butel, idfirstt round, 47 out, 40 in, total 87; second round, ;n50 out, not completed. BIRKDALE EASTER TOURNAENT. FINAL ROUND. a. Owing ...

... conditoons, and tecoursoe s-a 2100 Cup, for first and second-olass yachts, given by the members of the Rloyal Mersey Yacht Club, above 1 tons and upwards. Tima race. Couarq: From Princes Landing Stage down Qoesn's Chan- nel, lbayingtheblaokbuoyson the starboard ...

... cence or Cassock's Pride. RIooker'r Two-'ear-old Race.-Sportsann. Stage Marriagi: Sporting Life. Fa~bui-st; Land and Water. Stage Marriage or Parton; Field. Stage Marriage: Sporting Times, Stage Marriage. Sandringham Foal Stakes.-SPOrtsmanTrident-; Sporting ...

... took it up and showed the way Po below the distance. She was then headed by tady Lothian, but Irma colt again came away, and looked all over a winner until Peffar colt came up on the outside and beat him by a head ale s senarated second and .third. Alb ...