... FOOTBALL a ASSOCIATION NOTE P a A full programe of fixtures in both First and Second Divisions was crried out on Satr s day, tho leading clubsain which bere an :nteres- ing-part. In the premier League ...

... ' RACING ?? STEWMARKET NOTES. cM A c d WEDzNSDAY NIGHT. IM ACaptal day8 sport was provided at New- ?? market to.day, and as'the weather was of the cm most deliglhtrul Character it is a pity ...

... h rient be the T directors of the Everton Football Club L' teentertained the members of the League, Comr- St tt bination, and amateur teams to dinner, at the M1 the Bear's Paw, l ...

... LIVERPOOL A3IATECR BILLI ARD CHAMIPION-SHIP.X RECORD BY GOLBORNE. ?? first match in the semi-fin~al stfage a! *siS cometiionwasplayed by M5Ssrs. ?? Gali~r t and H. Hlughenden, a~t Ashes-oft's Billisxd ...

... V ?? la RACING. to )s NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. mlt Tuesday Nighit of There was no question of a postponemeat of the n21l Nottingham Mactin2 throughi the three chief ,he enemies of sport-fros ...

... .G0 LF.y-I: THDE AATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. TV00C4Y OF _M. EAROLD MLTON. Mg Of The amateur golf championship remans in the a, possession of England, Mr. Harold Hilton re- 1 8taining to the southern side of ...

... usu ;ed FIXTURES FOR THIS DAY (SATURDAY) th( Four competition games are down for decision thi his this afternoon, in two of which keen interest -ill hf gh undoubtedly be felt, as the c ...

... RACING NOTES. Among the Two Thousand winners of the last B quarter of a century few have scored in more easy-fashion than did the Prince of Wales' colt Diamond Jubilee last Wednesday, and at ...

... Se Cyclists, and they sim many, who took full ad- vantage of the sunshine and breeze on Strday, realised the extent of the enthusiasm aroused by the relief of MAlelong- In the remote vi ...

... IRACING. NOTES AND ANTICIPAI QONS. Tuesday -Night. There was a gigantic crowd at Hurst Park yesterday, and the sport was full of excitement and interest; to-day the contrast was remark- able ...

... | RACING NOTES. Glouious Goodood this year, for various reasons, was shorn of a good deal of its usual splendour. The abserce of Royalty, unexpec- tedly thrown into mourning by the death ...

... COUSNM HArTWAITEGATE MEENG. TUf8DAY, JANUAEY a23 ?? hl Walter ffedley. Slipper: E. Wilkison. a Tnis meeting took place yesterday, over the c customary ground on the Netherby Estate. The wather was ?? ...