... SPoRTING INTELLIGENCE. Manichester, Weduinrday nighqt. The Newmiaricet rniniug, during a week of tong-to-be-res-1 ?? voatllul for tlietimeof the year, hals t causied tholpaigilogoilg 1 oftfear ?? i favoursoiteis and avea us still with Col. Anson's celt at the lop of toe poll. Tuere is pretty clear evidenee, from a re- v !erence tu our anne.ed prices, thatt the house of liuricigh I 3 have ...

... (Specially Telegraphed.) SANDOWN PARK SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY. CLAYGATE STA:KES. Elsham Lad .. ?? Ultimatum . . 2 Antelope .3 Seven ran. WALTON TWO.YEAR.0LD PLATE. La Belle Helene fily .1 _ ?? .. 2 5, Fright olt. 3 Nine ran. GREAT SOUTHERN HUNTERS' FLAT RACE. Blue Danube . ?? n Florentine .. ?? .. 2. d Royalist .3 Fi ran. TALLY-HO HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Cockrobiu ?? . . 1 Golden Pippin ?? . ...

... hUMBE'R- ROWING REGA'TTA CLUB. ?? . . I . .. ?? I . The annual meeting of the members of this club was held at the Vittoria Hotel on Wednesdjay evening, | Alderman Abbey presiding.. It was resolved that the regatta should take place on the 21st of June after which the Chairman xenmarked that the treasurer's 'r accounts showed a small balance in hand in 'their a . favour. There was a ...

... 95PoRTING INTELLIGENCE. I THE TURF. The meeting tlow in oourse of celebratlon at Newmarket marks, as the merest tyro in racing knows, the beginning of the end. Once the Second October and Houtghton meetings brought to a conclusion, we shall have to go into winter quar. ters.: lit is true that we shall afterwards have the ?? and Shrewsbury meetings, bnt the legiti-. mate in racing may ...

... 4 :,Sports and lp times. The chief prize at the Royal Harwich Yacht Club 3Regatta was won on Monday bythe Fiona. r A trout weighing nearly 81b. was taken with rod 3 and line near the Windsor weir' on the Thames on Monday. ?? cricket match between the players of the North and South concluded at Lords' Ground on Tuesd ty. t The North won by 84 runs. i On Saturday Hedon Albert Cricket Club v. ...

... 'f EfMTEAST Y:ORK RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.' ?? 0 S IN: ?? : - I _ _ ?? I ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. 4. ?? The annual distribution of prizel to the members of qi the above corps took place last evening in the presence u of a large and fashionable assemblage. The drill-hall f£ of the barracks, in which the presentation took place, V was gaily decorated for the occasion with evergreens, hx flags, ...

... | YORKSHIRE CHALLENGE -CUP COMPE- TITION.-FINAL TIE. WAKEFIELD TRINITY v. HALIFAX. The final tie in this competition was played on Satnrday on the ground of the St. John's F C., Cardigan Fields. Leeds. About 8,000 persons were present. Wakefeld won the final, the score being-VLWakefield, one goal two tries and eleven minor points to Halifax nil, The following is a, list of the teams:-Hlclifax ...

... ' . I I I ULLGEBY.) lery IECULL TIMES CHIALLENGE CUP The play TIES. A THIRD ROUND. tain HULL V. FALCONS. half These teams met on the Hol6erness-road ground. The and attendance of spectators was very large, the weather was Sc pleasant, and the ground was in good condition. Hull tage kickiie off shortly after three o'clooks and scrimmages Bar were immediately formed in'the visitors 25. The ...

... I -.--l I FIRST FIFTEEN V. NEXT TWENTY-FIVE. This, the opening match, was played on the Holder. ness-road ground on Saturday, in pleasant weather, before a fairly goed number of spectators, resulting in a win for the first team by 1 goal (dropped from the field of play by W. Calvert), 2 tries (Smithson and Whitehead), and 4 minor points; to 1 goal, 1 try, and 3 minor points. The play was ...

... ; '4 ltrtins ,aTtgIttlCrT t. no alf a Authenticated returns of CousINGoNfSEsTINOS will be inserted Ile in this paper, if tent immedhily after the meeting. of I FRPOM OUR CiORSESPODENT.J Maanchester, WVednesday Nigh1t. THE LYTHAM CHAMPION MEETING. This long-looked-forward-to great coursiag event, after one day's diversion of an average character, was destined by the re. on turn of frost to be ...

... A~porturq fitdligynee, that I FROM OUR C9RRSPObYDEVNT.j V I anti Manchester, IVednesday Xght. O0 to be. THE CESAREWITCH STAKES -Oceonan 15. t the A considerable dash of business was accomplished preparatory P 3read to the present forenoon, when the racing calendar of yesterday N orter furnished a moderately attended room. None of the decided E cracks have bowled out. although several have ...

... ien LIVBRPOOL JULY RACES. Doe FBIDAY, JuLY 16. avo Tho STAmleY ST.AEs Of, 1 SOVS esch, .10 ft, with 50 sovs added, nin for two and three year olds. T.Y.C. 8 subs. 7 2 Mr. Halford's b f by Assault, 2 yrs ?? T. Smith 1 run 7 2 Lord Giasgow's Sister to Caraeara, 2 yrs ?? 2 re- 9 0 Lord Clifden's Saololebt, S yrs ?? 3 rby 7 2 Mr. Merry's Charming W'oman,.2 yrs ?? 4 on 7 2 Mr. Kimberly nd The ...