... FOOTBALL, -MALVhS2 7. ,Brs ?? ]3as, D uidingthor one goal, one try axa1 five mi Seos onegoa a theeminor poietkoit HAT.-eAm A Tn~m ?? HxsLTr, ?? Hlifa. Rienton camen with A very strongtambl vt Soe altxone goal. orie try. and seven mjner, to1,ea, GREENGATsB ev. F&DLEy.-~At Ore IZta BatorIn c kicked off, andthaa home forwarde following upseotatuikl il. a minor point. Gaunt dropped oct. and by ...

... - - - o * o r w t1 - 1 The leading competitions on Saturday were the China Cup,tobecompetedforbyteamsof to3nefflcientvoluncteers i from each county, ten, shots at 500 yardswith the Snider; C the Cup held for the year by the winning county, with I £6-0 ulivided. amongst the squad by the National Rifle I Association. The International Challenge Trophy, 9 aL magnificent piece of plate of the ...

... CRIUCKET. (Cosntirnree from the Sixth' paqr.j YORXSHIlRE v. SURREY. The return match between the6e two grenet omrntic ewas commenced at the Ovel Tysterday, cnd the weather being tine, about 3,000 spectators arssinbled to witness theplay. which througlouit was very tie. LoeIev'oad played a good innings. end naver ersve a chaucr, Play trill be continued ro-day. The ttapoires 'eero Humphrey cod ...

... FOXHiOUNDS.1.4 Tiwaday .ReHos 1.4 Thursday ?? ottirn Village WAS0.4 5Saturdoy ?? TwoD Gales .. 10.45 ?? 4 .inlt eld y I. . ?? ledale . ?? ?? M IVda SC . ~rby Hill Windmill. 10.54 0FridAY . .aieikridse ?? 10.31 t BrLSDALS ?? ?? ?? IWoVbyllnk Top ?? 10.3l Ba=11ArU.Aa.MOOH ?? ?? Arthington ?? 10O3) t ~Weiinesdtay I hook ?? Friday ?? Niaobl Vilha~e ?? ssi Saturday ?? liidhaltl.ane .3. 0L.~vzrOA1D ...

... CASTLEFORD ATHLETIC FESTIVAl,. . This meetine was commencec on Saturday, in the Halti acres Cricket Field, at Castleford, and, taklng into con. sideration the fact that it is the first attempt of the promoters to establish annual sports in the neitebourhoo, the arrangements were well conceived and satisfactorily carried out, the result so far, on the whole, justityisr hopeful enticipations of ...

... DfONCASTER, SRPTEMBER MEETING, Y.E ST1RAD.Y. fitcri:ilialmsnftee-of Iv E a. Idt , Atb , O fsei, jot IFo year-oale fist 81, ?? 8.t filb. ftour 9It ib, &Lall( ti pvtardsrfl8st 41i; m and g allowed illb. Ooettaeini wvtei oxtra. 8irlrurlens. MII. 1fe. oleru''e tri in itti, y ?? ?? . C dstence I Lo,,rd Portsiitil.'s AVWllsnod, 2 yrs ?? Glover2 Per It. ?8. Matt's etnoin, 4 y r . Osborne3 .1oll ...

... C.iCKET. NOTICE TO SEOEETARDTL OF CLUBSo.-Scorae of matches played on ?? should be forwarded in time to appear ?? impression. Rapoarts of matches played on other (lays should be supplied promptly, for if unduly delayed they will be rejected. YORKSHIIRE v. MIDDLESEX. Plier in this watch was resumed yesterday at Shieffield. Aeainti the Yorkshire total of 25, Miiddlesex had co mpiled 78 for the ...

... Ths YORKSHIRE v. SUSSEX. Thsmatch was concluded yesterday, on ?? al- lane cricket ground, Sheffeld. The bowling-of Emmett and Hill wa Smagnificent, as will be seen from th analysis, and the flddin2z of the Yoyk,.hirs, team often receivedi Teco-nition at the hands of the snectators. Fn=i aTmms2.0 SECOND 21FIC4uL. E. Locrkwved. Vl llywhite ?? a Skinner, b Lillywbite 69 A. F. Smith, c .hiliP~. b ...

... BPADFonni ALDroN V. WmovIsLD TRINhXvr.-This match was played at Bradford on Yaturdy, and reesiltert in a win for Tdinity by one try, four touch downs, and one touch in gool to nis, B Owing to the train being late, there wao only time for half an ho:ircs e lay before dark, and as the AIbion ciptain was unable to raise a full learn, both sides agreed to tlay twelve men. The kick wae made by ...

... IF, ?? - Tire annual ai,oottti.. for ?? RLes Was liro1ugi. to a ii .~J ?.Lidletn Rane.The. ahuotri, Liie this year ast last, as on~ly -17 .ouats Wrr to gais the first prize, its agrlimtI> i' Eeymtto be able tu tue, hifi to I:. e~hertit b theinspestion, aniii tire ?? rtaj. of coflipet t;-nl. Hythettslares 1P.i p it~r., at 2W) yarns; bevenl aftie. at '3 '3tit are tire i~il.ctipal rnz'e-wviutvtr ...

... BRADFORD RIBLE IoL.- T .AITTArTr A A+ -- .- --Rs BATTALION.~ P)RIZE 810TIOONsx On Saturday last thle shooting for the I took place on Badidun Moor heoa., i contest was Lid1, and Ith 'PlareOinei which it is divided iakcsitte _i4Pli~ cinnang the year. To quaiytsotints competitor hod to attend at .e.t.10. conspany drills, paes in baynt4ec- 111' a class tiring. -Nearly 4d0 a t~~ hut owin~g to thle ...

... YIOR AUGUST MEETING, Y\sTESrAY. The Colt Sapling Stakes of 50 nova each, S0 ft. for ewo vear-old colts . 83 ar Sat lblb eseb. 7 subs. Eive futlongs 4 lyards. Y r Merry's Sir Wm. Wallace . T. Osborne 1 M rxoW. Watt's De Cambis ?? elatt 2 Mr W. a Cartwright's Volturno 0 Castanea 3 Won easily by two lengths; three lengths aetwe n Berond end third. The Corrolation Scramble of SO nova, added to a ...