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YESTERDAY'S SPORTS

... RowIxG.-THEe OXFOBD TRIA-L BIGHTS.-Like the Cantabs, the Oxonians are compelled to resort to other than their own waters to decide their annual race knosin as the Trial Eights. The contest was established some years since for the purpose of affording the captains of the University Boat Club an oppor- tunity of ndging of the material at Alma Mater, vwherewith they could recruit the ...

SPORTING INFORMATION

... LIVERPOOL J3UY MEETING. This meeting commenced on Fri4ay, and- the races- which were not lalrgely attended, were won as follows: Windermere Plate of 120 sovs., Lady Ida (11 to 10 on), Goodway; Mersey Stakes of 10 sove. each, with 800 added, Mearns (75 to 20), Archer; Molyneux Cup, Craig Royston (6 to 1), Osborne; W'oolt-on 'lwvv-ycar.old P'late of 100 gulincao, Eloridor: (11 to 10), Snowden; ...

SPORTING INFORMATION

... SPORTING INFoRMATIo7 FRIDAY'S LONDONBETN GIn sica SUBuanANe-gto 2 agest, ueo iiitd w.;100 to ifiaget. Bird of Freedo Ora of d ahat5I at Ma-c-Mahon (t.) ; 10 to I aget. prism (o I OJto to 9 aget. Highland Chief (t.) 10 o8afs tv 100 to S aget. Quicklime ft. and .; 1OD to 8agsit Thcit a ; ](I ft. and o.) ; 83 to 1 aget. The Lambkin ft). st flster.-11 to 2 aget. Melton(, Hampton ft. and o.) ; 40 ...

SPORTING INFORMATION

... SPORTING INFORiATION. DURHAM .3IfETING. In dudl and Phowery w enther the Durlbam meeting cem- meneced on Monday, and the -weather notwithstaudiug, a very large conpany assembled on the course. 'Ilso racing was of very modera.a calibre, the results being as ?? PlnteoP 1(5 sore., Blitz (6 to 4), Oshorne; Corporation Welter Plate of 1O5 noel, InoendiEory (6 to 4), Osborne; Wear Iwo- WeytyOld ...

SPORTING INFORMATION

... P12 icitin tool iii ii W- ?? iti-i 1i'-t-l icli-? : of Tlilii! i mwtill tiaLO PI-0 a - ii ii Pnitruit (-lien olost All', Lc-oodl it O~itii,.i Ch., ?? 6,6111; j tti't ti, I i. u i p -io Ma-i-ri-. ifi I4 ti ~-r pi--i'Al:- ci iL Ii uiriit-t- f-iid In Iii, -2( I i v t-I- i I r, I7025. , l,;,i Anoreauiti in i tip-i' fop-i-i-il witch u ?iiui ii1i. ?? thu r-, , classvl~ oLilyti: iiaiuli Iol fune ...

SPORTING INFORMATION

... LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. The flat racing season of 1892 opened at Liucolr on Monday to plistt weather, and capital sport was provided. IThough r,11llather drill onl Wednosilay. the, wveather was cinldc~r than onji thle ]roviosi, day,, and the_ nie.Atieg caitti to a close- nudecr fairly fievuorable cenditioneF. 't iebgrr e o d,l-'ieio, there, wa ttat ma rkod irrilroveirieit ill tile attendance, ...

SPORTING INFORMATION

... SPORTING INFORKATION, LEICESTER NOVEMBER MEETING. Capital sport was provided at Leicester on Monday, and the results were: Town Plate, Quarry, Nightlngall, evens on; Gle, ?? Handinapt Tilton, Lofthouee, 4 to 1; Selling Plate, Kilthorpe,, W. Bradford, 5. to 2; Humberstone Nnrsery, Royal Scarlet, W. Bradford, 9 to 2; Quorodon HandicaLp, Hildebert, Al. Cannon; 9 to 4; Feather Plate, Peloas, W. ...

BRITANNIA AGAIN BEATS THE VIGILANT

... RRZTAKNIA AGAIN SEATS THE VIGILANT. At the Royal Northern Yacht Club Regatta Race at tothesay, on Wednesday; the Britannia and Vigilant latch was spoiled by thie paltry weather at the start. rigilant want off with great life, and beat Britannia 3' upwards of two minutes on a four and a alf miles' beat. She unluckily ran out of he wind while going for the next mark, and Iritannia ran past her, ...

YESTERDAY'S SPORTS

... YESTERDAY'S SPORTS iNOTTINGRAM RACES. The Nottinghamr meetingt wees conclude~d yeoterdj day), the resulas being ars appended, Colseick priday trait Salt, Lofthonwe, 20 to 1; Pasrng0 Castle a mrine. S. Loates, 9 to 4; Portlnd Plate, Perron s00 elonler, 7 to 1- othtinglrundewaire Handieap, Dtnltr8 1 L oates, 9 to 4 - Lenton Fire Plate, Set~iDI.2ulin, .eia ts k Robin Eiood Plate, atLtenbiter, ...

YESTERDAY'S SPORTS

... FOOTBALL. ASSOCIATION MATCHES. LEAGIIE.-DiVrsioN0 I. Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Aston Viia.-In the pre eence of a large company the3eteams met at Wolverhampton and Aston Villa, thonflh pla~yiu against the wind in the trsi half, gained Ilead ov Lgoals to . increasing theiradvantage in the later stages, Aston Villa won by 4 goals to 0. Derby County v. Liverpool.-A terribly high wind wag blowing ...

RACING PROPHECIES

... ]AOICG PROPHECIZB. EPSOM EPSOs PLIT .-Sportsman, Cold Steel; Sperting Life, The Lombard; Field, Imposition or Spur Royal; Coeunfy G~ntlemen, Gleumorgan or Clipstone; Lad s*nl Water, The Lombard; Sporting Times, Clipstone; licesued VictuallerA' Gazvtti, East Sheer or Hayhoo's best; R'd anl Gur, The Lqmbard; T, p e'al Timer, Irish Car or Spnr Royal. WOODCOTY. STARnE.-Sportsman, Bertak- Sportig L ...

THE IRISH RACE CONVENTION

... I Il-- - t .- I MESSAGE FROM THE POPE. M1R. DILLO.N'S CHALLENGE. The ConuToetion of tho Irish Race assembled in Loinster Hall, Dublin, oln Tuesday, 2,i00 dolegates being present. On the platform, which was decorated with a profusion of plants and ilowers, were Messrs. John Dillon, H.P., inedn McCarthy, M.P., Edward Blake, M.P., W. Abraham, M.P., Swift MacNeill, m.P., I. P. O'Connor, M.P., Dr ...