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Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... | SPOlvrI1mGUnzTE=lll IAVER~POOL AU~iTUMN ITO NoveberTharlle TUESDAY. Nvenber Hurdle Rlandfeap.-Dlamond 1Ist llbg) * Rattlecap, 6 ailst I21bp (2k . :B h ]o 6yrs, 1stib (8). WaterlooVeIter Eand' orni we 6 yrs, lst fllb (1); Ooronet, S yrs, list 41bt (02a) g , 'es-Wild Aggle, 8st 101b (1)- Rellef 8?o ?? Oyster Girl, Sat l0B (B) Westmoreland tfelter D(). Surinam, S yrs, 10st (1); Thunderer, SP ...
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CROYDON MIEETING. TUESDAY. Selling Hurdle Race.-Hilarity, 3 yrs, lost 51b (1); Altesse, G yrs, list 121b (2); Baionnette f, 3 yrs, lost (3). Stewards' SteeplechasewPlate kHandicap).-Belle, aged, ?? 131b (1); Noyre Tauren, aged, list lllb (2); Musta- pha, 6 yrs, list 13Tb (3). Metropolitan Red Coat Steeple- chase Plate.- marmora, 6 yrs, l3st (1); Cardigan, 6 yrs, 13st 71b ...
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE
... I TEITHE UNIVERSITX BOAT RACE. On Friday the worki was in the Inorninp of the usual easy character, a spin or two to the 'p oint, practicing spurts and starts. In the afternoon the Cambridge coxswain was taken over the course in a new launch by Devine and Styles of' Isleworth, and thenthe crews set out to row the whole course. They started very late, in fact the tide went about 6.30 at ...
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... I ISTAN'CIlESTl:R. Sl!-MiTATI MEETING,. j 1 C Cie ' H111diCi1Tr 'te -SPe1TI:7LU I yr, lost 71b 11 'iiire, ., y) ?? Iadb2ie, 2 yrs' 'Sxist 111bXE AIlait!Ln hie-lel'w5~~ 3 A o (1), ;I nle :I:aer, 3 -1. 6st 111b (2); IizIluj if :,xrs, f 21 ?? t',pelvial t~z~s. ifor Twin-yr-oldls.-leiels (§2. epllmd St1-e 12 PuVIa Rs igirnealts- tochtier, ESt 101b (1) L2dy lRonald, 9st 31b (2); Mrs. Prig, 8s.t ...
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
... SPORTING INTELLIGExoe, ' SHREWSBURY AUTMhIN METIN G. TUISDAY. WynnstaY Welter T andicap.-Norfolk. 3vyrs ,7t4Ib4T Red Cross Knight, 3 yrs, 8st llb (2). FOregate i ilno, 2 yrs, aist 'IL (1); Marshal Niel, 2 yrs, dst I - Birbeck, 5 yrs, Pot 4Tb (3). Groby Cup, for T: ovr . I Stroldwvicice, Bst 41b (1): Annette, 7st8lb(2); W 7st 41b (3). Abbey Stalres-Fareltain, 4 'rs, 9st Macadam, 4 yrs, 9st 51b ...
NOTES OF LATEST NEWS
... I1E8TERDAT'S BOAT RACE. Seldom has the contest for what is customarily called the blue ribbon of the Thames been rowed under more favourable auspices than yesterday. The weather was fine, and the start fixed fora time that enabled every one to see the race without get- ting up at an unearthly hour of the morning. A ot- withstanding these facts, however, experienced observers concur in the ...
CRICKET
... OPRICKET. DEnnlsHIRRE V. HAmsHiRE.-Hampshire, at ijersy ol' Thursday, made 138, and the home team ht up 11F for seven wickets before play closed. Their first ?? day amounted to 169. The second innings of tbe visiteos reached 9B. Derbyshire eventually won by seven wickets. G~LOUCICjR:5SRE5HiLN V. LAticAsurSHL-T1he return match was cmmenced at Clitton, on'Thursday, by Lancashire. who made 16d, ...
THE DONCASTER CALAMITY
... Doncaster races for 1887 will long be remem- bered, not for the extraordinary feat of Xil- warlin in winning the St. Leger after the other horses had gained a hundred yards start, but for the dread and terrible accident which on Friday turned the week's rejoicings into sorrow and lamentation. An excursion train from Sheffield and Barnsley, fully laden with enthusiastic Yorkshire sportsmen, was ...
RACING AT SANDOWN-PARK
... RACING AT SANDOWN-PARX. | 1IDAV.-Flying Two-Yr-Old Stakes : Huguenot, 8St 71b (1); Mareaclal, 8st 71b t2) ; Creeping Jenny, 8st 41b (3).-North Surrey Handicap: Yard Arm, 4 yrs, 10st (1) ; Hep. tarchy, 4 yra, 6st 2ib (2); Spotted Beauty. 3 yrs. 6sat llb 3).-di raelmas Stakes: Ar. | turo, 8t 101b (1; Jeannia, 8St 71b (2); Conifer, ,9st 101b (3).-Selling Handicap: Partisan, 4 yra, 9sat 21b (1), C ...
ATHLETICS
... AHTIS ATHLIETICS. made a big effort for the ?? few- --ml a gr bg stood fo match with F. A. Cohen, to whoe had ha coneedir 15sec start, so wisely retired BReslte ai H. .dame, 4min Strt f¢Lst; B. H.1 Cuthirgn S ?? start, secoa; F. A .Cohen, l5ser third. $ z Kuttner, 3min S3asoe fourth Twtlve o'thers Walk' Z Adams took the leard after going about four m il eventually won by 12 seconds b Wlen ...
SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL
... i1ATTJRDAY'S FOOTBALL-. .rPom our Special SundaT edition of last week~ ASSOCIATION iTCOS. S' ENGLAND v. WALES.. :TH1 ENGLISU CAPTAIN. Although for the last season or two Jt eoodafl hae beenidentifted ?? clb, it is as a member of the Preston Nortli End eleven, when that team was in the zenith of its fame thai he is more familiar to Lon. doners. With Gordon end RBos, jiwu., on hii right and ...