... D -4-- DRAUGHTS, MANCHnESTER WEBxLy TivEs, PFIDAT. FEBRUARY 2, 1894. The Druoghta Editor will be plessed to receive original problems and games, reports of matohes, or any matter that will be of interest to those who sup- port the game. All ODmmunicttions should be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Times, Manchester, end they should reachb bim not later than Taesday evening. The ...

... CR IC K E T. LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. This match was concluded at Old Trafford yesterday, Wbs home team winning by an innings and 144 runs. Scoreo- Firts Innings. Susszx. Second Ienisg4. Tester, c Pilling b Hudson . 0 ?? . -- Budgen, b Hudson ?? 2 c Teggi- b Bar1oS 4 F. M. Lucas, b Tein ?? 8 b Baxrlow ?? . . E. S. X'Cormick. l b w. ?? 16 c Waton b Balw0 J. Hide, c Barlow b Teggin .. . ?? 3 b ...

... L[ROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE5PONDENT.J The restiveness of footballists has become so pro- nounced that, notwithstanding the fact that the various grounds cannot be otherwise than as hard as adamant, there is every probability of the numerous engagements set for decision this afternoon being played off. The list includes several highly interesting fixtures. First in importance is the popular ...

... MNCEYSTEr WVzray TeTs.S F2rDAY, JUXa 19, 1&9L rommunications shonld be addressed Chess Editor, 1T 6-e, Times Office., Psll Mall Court. .-ii solutions must reach tne offlce not later than .:e nrst post; on the second Wednesday morning !v:lo0inlrg publiCatiCn. MsYASE WtYEEoy 'Tnms NTOTATIOT. FT. Kilng a Quteen'Xs knight C I' nzi crttle I S'uane K i n's biskh - lb N Llings ka4tist 0-0 Castles ...

... MANCHISTER WpErSy Trhrrs. ,RrOAT, Jts 19, 1391 Comsnitciat.onq should be addressed to the Draught3 Editor, Week.§y Tim0es Offce, Pail Mail Coure, iManchester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. G. AV. W. (Wakefieol).-By writing to Jam;eS RU], Teddington, you can obtain a copy of Uie tournament games.l We had hoped that they could have been had in your city but it is not so. R. IA(t..s (Stoekport)-Tbe play we ...

... M{ANCHESTER WFEsIy Trsms, FiRIDAT, SEPrTPMIBPu 9, 1892. All communications to be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Times,' MAncbester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. P. TEsCHITEIT (London).-Thanks for your contri. butions. They shall appear in due course. T. 0. CAzuSwxTL (Widnes).-There is no such book in print now. As to where it can be had would be a puzzle, as collectors have been know-n to ...

... importing Entelf(gence. .- ?? ?? -- ?? - BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE. HOTEL, TuESDAY MOBONIJo, M&i 10, 18511. On3 The eary par t of the day was~telcen up in ?? Cheater ao- Mr. contwhcl hv passed off pretty. smoothly.. For the Suffolk deug .sksr n t-orrow, hlex was backed at S to 2. For the Mata- on cheaer rade Cu a ew mall Investments weemade, at pricesciy aune.Tehorses moat in demand for the ...

... Jo ~IIANOESTEE REET1NG, Al862. :The=e. ree which havii been ?? improving sic cc jtheir removp tthe new courae,,opered. on Wednesday last, ~hi with A capital list; and although the first day was showery bhi and Wet, yet there was a good attendance present. The sport W ~Was all that could be 'desired, and the race for the Milan~ 64 :Cui,P 'wbioh'was thle most interesting'festure in the first ...

... I po. tiR9 lintrtigence. .. .. RFtwMIwn .11' ILT~vr.TRT.RR D.M_ ~BETTING AT MANCHESTER. -Ing FitiDAy Ev~bINO, MARCHt 10. ore, The attentioe of the euhecrihere bus been much divided by the thle Donctaster, Salisbury, enid Weathterby Meetinge, all of wvhiah 'have ired een n ths r ek;Cnusequently the musters at the Poet-office fad Realhv enayhn bat ...

... spart-ting BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, T Toronir, OCT. 12,1852 Erra The rooms this morning were crowded to excess, and the bet. F tiug almost exclusively confined to the Ceenrewitcha, the quota- thonel on whbich would nowy be superfluous. The Cembridgeshire received a small share ofaettenrtion at prices as under:- Mr CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Mr 10, to. 1 eget Lord Bruce's Knight of the ...

... sporting Entelligruce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Nov. 11. The Chester Cup absorbed the attentiion of speculators more than any of the other events forLhcoming, and extended over a long list of horses: the investments, however, were by no means extensive, and upon the fortheomiog Steeple Chase at Liverpool next to no business was in progress. Three horses for the latter event were hacked ...

... 1. 6 CH7ESTER SPRING MEETING, 1802. TUESDAY, MAT 4Tm. Si The Grosvenor Stakes of 10 save, each. hn. ft. with3oadded; three,. yearlds, fist. Sib'; four, 8ist. 6115; five, gat. jibl; six and aged, got. 3t11; a witnneruat any one time of 630 syae clear (exoeptiug T bandicaps) to carry .5Th extra: mareis and geldings allowed 315. Grosvenotr Course, about a mile and a quarter. 9 subs. 8 ?? named ...