... hand, the number of whom will be greatly augmented before the competition Is concluded, The second stage of the' Alexandra, shot for by whinero In the first stage, seven shots iit 600 yards, Bufield rifles, was won by Sergeant Kerr, London Scottish, with ...

... 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 ...

... in readinests for action, the task having been performed in the space of one minute and ten seconds. Ths exercises were now varied, for the pupose of showing the operattion of artillery in a naval engagement. An enemye's vessol was eupposed to be passing ...

... 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 ...

... as muscianls pack the hall when Patti singe, and theatre-goors fill tile auditorium *when Irvine eteps on the stage. Those who play' the second fiddle, so to speak, can only ?? on, with such philosophic calm as they can muster, and hope for the day when ...

... the Second Competition. The following dates have been arranged for the postponed matches given below, ?? Rangers v. Widnes. iroh 15; Stockport v. Warring- ton, April 1st; Morecanmbe v. Rochdale Hornets, April lot; Wigan v. Broughton Rangers, April 3rd; ...

... first game contested was a dyke, formed by the latter player. At a very early stage Beattie was in trouble, and the game resulted in a win for the Sunderland expert. The second contest was a single corner, and it, too, fell to Christie, who won in a style ...

... Sergemnt Bacehus, South..Middlesex.. 46 £15. Corpsral Peaks, 6t lacsie40 A Silver Moedl. £60, Daumn-a.r.ut..o,.r.to .851 Second Stage, n Sl ea fteNBA £250, Lieut. Caralake. 5th ?? The review followed. It is probably the last that 'wIll be hield in connection ...

... (taken). METROPOLITAN SECOND SPRING STEEPLECHASHO. We have authority to announce that, to avoid clashing with the Bath fixture, the Metropolitan Second Spring Meeting, at Harrow, is postponed from the 3111, of March to the 11th of April. RACING FIKTUREHS ...

... 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; ...