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him

Speaking in the jargon of the path B's long odds on the American every time. THE ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.

ant once more.

chance has any working Englishmau against | doch sții) playing first-class cricket. I do wish Incas had been in the team with Grace and Mariloch. Grace, although 53, in again in won- derful form this year, and as one of our leading -It is full early yet to touch upon the English umpires said to me the other day, I really unn! athletic championships, fixed to take place on the not understand how the old gentlemou maintafas Bred Saturday in July at Hruddersfield, but fliero | his form and is fit to play day after day with ara suro to bo two notable absenters in Alfred | his tremendous weight. Muntoch is, sorau Wimborne. The latter has been suffering agile as he used to be." I saw him the other day Tyme, of Blackpool, sud Charles Bennett, of years younger than Grace, so that he is not vo

from lumbago and is not likely to run so at Lord's and thought how wonderfully well frequently as for several seasons, past, while preserved he was, and his innings of 43 and 13 poor Tyson has been almost at death's door against Leicestershiro, compiled in his most with pleurisy. Indeed, I hear n shocking finished style, prove that his eye has not failed account of Tysee, and I feel sure that this and that his hand has not lost its cunning. fair-haired, bright-faced young man will not Why W. L. Mardock made his debut in Eag- don pumps this summer. Under these cir cumstances we shall have to look elsewhere for our one-mile and half-mile champions I expect the mile will be s FROM Alfred Shruth, of the South London Harriers, usually long-lived, and most of them deserve to Hugh Welsh, the young Scotchman, turus Mr. Herbert Jonnor-Fast, of Falfield, Glouce and F. G. Cockshott, of Cambridge, unlobe. The oldest first-class player now living is

I should not be surprised stershire, and he was born on February 3rd, ware Welsh to do so, for I can hardly believe, 1806. He is the only survivor of the first match that so brilliant and enthusiastic a miler has played between Oxford and Cambridge in 1827. seon his best ore be is 25 years old. I shall I should like to see this dear old country synire! never forget the easy with which he vanquished attain his century." -Why not? the nafortunate Trityens in 4míns. 171-5ecs, London, 25th May. and if he returns to the track, the one mile is all over. The half-mile could bo won by Graham, if only he would train hard enough. If A. F. Duffy, of Georgetown University. crosses the Atlantic, as I hear 3o will, the 100 yards is bespoken, and, of course, un ons who have not had the PREMISEN mils unless the A.A.A. surprised us all by which this work should be Baished ends on the con approach Marey Long in the quarter WASHED and CLEANSED in accordance with law are reminded that the period during intimating that they would prefer the room 30th day of June. 1901, and the Sanitary Bourd to the company of the Yankees. Alfrel Loing onvinced of the necessity of CLEAN. Shrabb is, I think, sure to carry off the LINESS in its efforts to STAMP OUT four miles, as he has done the ten miles. W PLAGUE, is determined to RIGOROUSLY are sure to discover many new champions in above named dute.

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Provided a sum of £1,20) be raised by public anbscription amang their friends and admirers, the athletes of the universities of Oxford and Cambridge will sail from England for Quebec on August 20, to meat the representatives of the McGill and Torento universities of Canada and the chosen of Harvard and Yale of America on il running path and in the field events customary to such occasions. Considering the number of aristocratic students at our famous seats of learning there should really be diffenlty in obtaining the E60i neessary for Aera-each team of Blues, and I do hope that the Britishers will acquit themselves more cruditably than when they lust journeyed to the land of the Stars and Stripes. On that occasion the Cantab visited New York in 1895 to meet Yule. and we were beaten by no fewer than eight grents to thron. The Englishmen jueluded such fine athlotas as W. Fitz Herbert, whom I saw the other day looking the very picture of health, F. S. Horan, W. E. Latyous, now in holy orders, and W. Mandelse, the young Maori, then at Jesus College. Our men were no. means at their best, and the only runner who showed better form ma in England was C. H. Lewin, of Cambrilga, the "second string," who won the quarter mile in 49 4-5 seconds. while the presumel ceriainty. Fitz Herbert, was four yards behind him. No, the Cantabs were badly heaton in 1804. The fact that Oxford deficited Yato by 5 to 34 events at London in -1894 when C. B. Fry, W. J. Oakley, and Gilbert Jordan were in their prime, and also the narrow margin of five to four, by which ̧Oxford and

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When I take up a newspaper nowadays to Kensington two years ago, in no way to my read the cricket news I cannot help being struck mind diminishes the severity of our discom- by the stereotyped character of our summer sture on the Manhattan field in 1895. If we programule. We seem to have no time for put the three trials of skill together, alwaysought, but serious and often very dry county remembering that the Yankees have made two championship games. Day after day the san journeys to our one. we avan thon discover that woury round of games. Day after day the our Transatlantic cousins have a majority of same weary round of shires battling against

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been common enough. Contests between the do so. At most of the American Universities clergy and the laity between the deaf and I am afraid that the chosen athletes are in many the dumb, and an eleven dressed as Macbeth respects as nearly as possible professionals: Igainst an eleven dressed as Hamlet are also have seen a few of them and there-is po sugges on record. It may be urged that it is mere EYE-SIGHT. tion of the cast of Vere de Vere about them. childishness to engage in matcher of this

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while he is now a paid trainer to one of the kind I have been alluding to both in great and collegiate teams. And yet ho one of little mistches than this continal battling for the famed Princeton "Tiger" Just faney one points. Young men who play on a Wednesday of our blue bloods at either Oxford or Cam- or a Saturday afternoon now-a-days must have bridge becoming a trainer! Kilpatrick was an

Competition Cricket for Podger'a Medals or exceedingly courteous and genial young tuas, and I should be sorry to say, one word against and those of older growth play the noblest of for the Slocum Cup. Why don't the youths him, except that he was essentially & pro- outdoor games for the sake of the exercise and fesdovally-trained pedestrian whom he used to the pleasure cricket can afford. We think so for the New York Athletic Club and for much of the issue of the watch in these League Princeton. Kilpatrick is the Yankee flyer who Cup, and County Championship games that we ran the half-mile against F. 8. Horan at New lose sight of the real beauty of this groud mun- York in 1miu. 53 25th secs - world's record Constantly recurring headaches, spells of to this day. Horan accomplished Imin. 55 2-5th

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and that this famous pair went in first. To see *W.G." and Billy Murdoch 83 associnted called WITH A NAVAL BRIGADE

like Kilpatrick, who was then but a pseudo- up memories of the long ago. For one's mind [77 amateur. And while on this topic I may say was turned back quite volontarily to the early that I notice mareral Americans are visiting eighties when, the one was captaining England England this ammer to compete against our and the other was leading Australia in the first amatora. Personally, I dislike these distine Test Match ever played in this country. That tions between amateurs and professionals. bat I was at Kennington Oral in September, 1880- think that Englishmen ord at a great dis- just twenty-one years apo. In the first innings LANS and Specifications Supplied for any advantage with these imem from across the for England we and W.G."-still the incom- PClass of Engineering Work, Marine pond. One of them at, lost Maxwell Log purable-scoring 152, and in the second innings Work

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