... EXE'ER 'CYCLE RACES. . '0 ?? mr int-osurs-fessrs G Ash, W H * Ayear, R Brnrdleg, Ji Brown, A G Brrridge, t. W Charles, F Chick, QCol.idgA, C W Ham, F T I{er. W1G Hlcdge, W Gl Kllaw.y A T Pearse, 4 J Peters, XV H Radd, J Stile P Thomas, F W Wed. HEon. Treasurer-Mr h A Brarh. Hlon. Ses-Messrs Thes H ?? Dunsford. ) OFFi'crALs.e-andiceppers-MessrsO Eerbert, A.A.A. and RP Davis, N.O.U; -tarters ...

... I TO-DAY'S RAGING. NEWMAR~KET FIRST SPRING MEETING. l~an at 1.30. Two THoWSANeD Gwi~eEAi TRIAL rLATEM Of 200 save. R.m. (one mile 11 yards). Mr Dobell's Pedant ?? 1 Mr Joel's Courol ?? Watts 2 U .Mr T -Cannot'2 Friedricliedor ?? Cartnon 3 V ?? ?? Wave, Seaweed. I' Betting-2 to 1 agst Pedant, Conroy, 1 100 to 30 Fried ricbsdor, 8 to I Dancing Wave, 20to 1 Seaweed (o). Won easily by three ...

... s ar e SANDOWN PARK marik (The timzes gitve in the rietaijed r those ost whic)& the races actotally ?? Run at 2.6 Lo.d ST. JAISS'S PLATE of 2O080vs. T Rigolet ?? ie Lady Derry . Ur l3:H iM ?? H1 Hartign0 !Also ?? Gourle't ong 3, Pearce h7i1tense, T Fitt, Spade hb Kat5tasis 4 Woodland; F,,i s kp Brad t De Curds aid Whey, G brris ohk Br M Bue arts 2 40 s~?t 2tthe D Blltsoe; Stern bere BIDitsc1j ...

... TO-DAI'S RACING. ASCOT MAEETINGG. AlsooT, Wednesday. ?? weatbsr seemed to have broken down er, thmorno , ?? sos after at rough night rai lfell in heavily tre It te tot last in long, howe ever, and hbo aedout 170. fine ndb e ?? abrightgain a ry lange one, well up to the averaw and the or Royal FrJnt C t Cnp retains edt all its populari hport Tas not uo ad6heavy. anti d a qit er s made with ed ...

... i ?? NEWMARKET FIRBT SPRING MEETING. u PRBn at 1.30 Ml MILDXHEALL PLATE of 300 SOVs4 P.M (one mile eleven yards.) d Lord Ellesmere's Villiers .. Watts 1 Mr Vyner's York Mint ?? 2 L y Lord Beresford's Glaring ?? Wood 3 le 6 Also ran-Toossaint, Dalken. 0oming Day. e Betting-11 to 4agstDalken, York Mint, 3 e to.1 Villiers,5 to 1 Glaring,100 to 8 Toussaint, HI 20 to 1 Coming Day (o). Won by a ...

... The bicyolegyukltaaatthe County Ground was a bilgo succoss. It was a.n entertaiinclnt of an unusually interosting and picturesque halactelr, and it is hoped that it Nvill be often repeated. It is true that the meetings were not attecnded to the extent that one wouldl really eapect from a democratic standpoint, hat his liltay be ?? to the fact thai gniilkhian sports are at present little under- ...

... d SUSPENSION OF THE CUP iG COMPETITION. y Le The annual general meeting of the Devon e Rugby Football Union was held at the Half 19 Moon Hotelyesterday afternoon. Mr. T. Pring d (president of the Union) occupied the chair, )f and there were also present Messrs C T XW 'Y Finch (lion see), J W A Pleass (hon treasurer), la W H Henderson (Devonport Y.M.C.A.J, 1l W Henderson (Albion), H Pack (Bovey ...

... RUGBY FOOTBAILL. CORYWALL UNION: ANNUAL MFETING. At the aanual meeting of the Cornwall Rugby Union, held at Redmuth on Monday, the aesounts shewed a creditbalance of £7' 11 10d, which waq considered satisfactory, as last year there was aR adverse balance of £3 18s. The various officers were re-elected, Dr. Hicheris being again appointed to rhe post of president, and Mr. Lawry as honorary ...

... I | '51 it at C- LkST DAY'S RACING General Committes-Meessra Jasper Bar:lett (chair- man), £W Atherl ...

... I :TO-DAY'S.. CRICKET.I this [SPE6IAL. 7REL'GRAMfS) :tr, NOTTS v MIDDLESEX nttly ?? 'th. DEIfeSIVE WIN FOR MIDDLESEX, lions it was a somewhat dull morning and a poor rvhat attendance at Nottingham when play wae ered resumed to-day. Shrewebury and Iromonger 01bes' continued batt~ingr, and th6 former was doon ?een caught offbhls wrist.. Trott sent back twnV l Insmore quickly withibis fast ball. ...

... ?? rteurs, mu;r4 GATWICK. d oand Run at 2.2 ining GRANGF SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 100 sovs _ strict seoond to reneive 5 sove. Two miles: Idoae'd Walton Pride ?? Armstrong 1 -rod, ?? ?? Mr Haal;zan 2 -! Pslais loyal ?? .. Box 3 )F Also ?? I' ,Esontt ;Mo-eeley, 3 Eamese; Glen Bryan, R Woodland ; Beretta, A Nightinrall; Miss Sniler, W Morgan ; Catmint, C James. ' Cound- 9 to 4-agst Beretta, 7to 2 ...

... TO 's Drd ALEXANDRA pAR. ae (The ttnwS given in the de d i an those at w'hich the racel actua report Run at lAO0 ,rn. STEWARDS' HIANDICAP of 100 ae5 and a half. 'ana °ce 1 ?? Me Intimidator 0 1n WD A Ormeau ?? l. 1d.,2 Admiral Drake.~C R~~lie~ ner Wood; Sudbhury, Patynan. na melO we 13 to 8 aget Inltimidator, 9 to4 teA 1 Admiral Drake, 100 to 8 bo Mi Won in a canter by six le tb (, of a length ...