Saturday last, has now scored ;3 of the so goals scored for his side in the last four matches. This is very useful for a centre-forward. Some of Mr. G. Renwick's homes which are now in charge of J. W. Manser at Richmond, will be put to jumping. King's Zenith holds a maiden hurdl

RE-PLAY. THE ALL-IRELAND FINALS. To-Day's Fixtures. DUBLIN SCHOOLS' LEAGUE. At Ringsend Park—Junior Hurling —Fianna v. Fontenot', 3 o'clock. Mr. G. Hayes. Junior Hurling—O'Byrne v. Fontenot', 3 o'clock. Mr. T. O'Flanagan. At No. Ground—Junior Football', —O'Donovan Rossas v. Clan

meet St. Doloughs in the final. ENCROACHMENT OF SPECTATORS, After the Louth and Kildare tie on Sunday last the spectators were allowed to encroach on to the playing pitch._ and while the Intermediate contest was being played the side line nearest the enclosure and the goal line

The semi-final tie of the Steel Cup between Celtic and and Glentoran 2nd is attracting as much attention as any of the Senior games. They are well matched, and Celtic feel they can win. If they had as class a goalkeeper as the opposition they would reach the final with ease. The

An interesting item of news from Holland, which is worthy of the attention of anti-gamblers, is that the , law which was passed five years ago forbidding bookmakiqg and the use of the Totalisator on Dutch racecourses, •is to be rescinded. The reason for the removal of the prohib

I h—rd of one of the shortest ownerships on record this week. A man bought three animals at Athlone fair on a Tuesday, ran the trio at a flap at Belturbet on Wednesday, and disposed of the lot at Clones fair on the Thursday. " How did they run?" asked a friend. " Oh, two of them

By THE GAZER.

By aßeflex." Taken all round, the Irish racing sea-1 son of loin, despite the temporary stop-, page occasioned by the Easter week disturbances, was a successful one, and mans of the meetings abandoned were run of subsequently, new dates having graoted. Last week we published the

Entries for the Leapardstown Club meeting to be held en Tuesday and Wednesday, December 26th and a'th, will close on Wednesday next, December 6th, with Mr. F. Harold Clarke, Leopardstown, Foxrock, Co. Dublin, Or Mr. C. W. Brindley, 14 Upper Merrion Street, I)ublin. A nicely arra

The weather has, so far, ceased its antagonism to hunting with gratifying results, and although the going is heavy scent is very much improved. There was a good field out on Friday of last week for the Priestown meet, which was honoured by the presence of his Excellency Lord Wim