The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-22 00:00:00

908CAWEN 8018' SPORTB.

The picnic formerly given to the boys has been done
away, and instead thereof, the money has htely been
expended in Aldetic Sport.; this year they bad two
days, no at Easter, and the other on Tonrs.ley last.
The lo,ys b ,sled to the pier, and leaving it at half
past one, they marched to the Naval Ground, the
ship's band leading. Ca;dain St. Blair, Lieut. Young,
Mr. Gale, and Mr. South, the ever-present and
inestimable Mr. S mth, led the boys. There were not
many visitors, but among them were Colonel Dixon,
Dorset ; 0 iotain Evans, Into° Hag Commander
Co uitguarl, and an ex-captain of the Bo.cswen •,
Lieute. Young and Fasting, and Paymasters Cole and
Bremner. Many flags cLoorated the ground, but,
inside, the events are spoken of as not quite so well
contested as they sometimes are. The boys filed into
the shed, and were treated with beer inside.
The following is the list of events and results :-
100 Yar,li Flat lta,-e, let class hop—lit. D. Mullane ;
2nd, W. Pitchers ;3rd, II BusbelL
Turowing the Cricket Ball, 8 entered.—lat. J. Poster;
Ind. H. Haut
100 Yard.' Flat Race, 2nd claw boys. 2fi entered.—let, J.
limeons ; 2nd, M. Murphy; 3rd, W. Do lax.
Heaving the Lead. 17 esters& —lit, F. Bias; Ind, F.
UN; 3rd. It. Hawker.
100 Yards' Fist Rice, band boys, 6 entered.—lit, G.
lctchcll :Ind, F. Collier.
Long Jump, 12 entered.—lst. D. Mullen.; 2nd, H.

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MUe 11 vo for Bork 21 sotorod.—let, D. Mullane: 2od.
J. Popo • ;3rd, M. Dusboll.
Sock It ,c 16 rnwred. —l4t, H. May; 21d, U. Dugton ;
3rd. U. Murpoy : 4th. Mar.hall.
Qlarterinde /Loco, n ce.vare.l.—ht, S. Tryhoro; 20d.
I. Acomb ; 3-d, J. o:itch.44
High Jump, 6 tn .red.—lot, 0. Woodaatt ; tad, W.

Polo lamp, 10 entered. —lit, it Martin; god, G. Wood.
outt.

tires-leered Wc. 30 eutire4.—lst. J. Ruhr and P.
Ititcheil; lin& W. Simeons and B,ons; 3rd. H. Fry and
J. Aces:lb:l h, H. Gaol, and W. _
Hurdle Rare. 8 eAsrsid.—lst. W. 'satin; IMO* W •
)ellaz;3rd. Woodsutt.
Cussolation Rase, 10 entered.—lst,_W. (i'gin:Bad, H.
oloscombe ; 3rd, G. Simmonds; Ith. H- Woodrow.
Tun of War (by division.), I divisions entered.—tad
disisson won after • mat excitins atrusess
The band played a choice selection of music. One
of the boys appeared to have been "in the son," and
the close was put in's, a carriage and taken away
incapable by two instructors; but whether it was • tit
or the bear we are tumble to say.

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waitrons' were Mrs. Cohen. White, Ingram, 8..
A ttw 1011, Stone, Staines, °elver, Butt, Pierce, B.
J. Hardy, Pewter, Sansom, Green, Thorne,
inde, Hannock, Gibbs, Barnes, Waters, Curtin.
Osborne, and Seaward.
Mrs Aoott, schoolmistress. had charge of the girls'
sport.; MOMS. Ingram and Boelt the boys; Messrs.
Acott,Calver, J. C. Stone, and I,ynham,gatekeepers ;
judges, Mr. Campbell and Mr. Ingram (achoolm .stir);
starters, Mr. Guy and Mr. Boast; %femme_ ir Mr.
Cohen; handicapper. Mr. It ; ii•ewarde, Mew&
Waters, Msle. Scriven, Bird, Fisher, Lernbeft.
Bennett, and Ingram.
FROGILAILNI. _

50 yde. race, boys under Ave yearn-Ist, Fred Btevensou,
9d. • lad, Fred Guy. II.; Aubrey Campbell, Id.
75.rda , boys under seven yeana—lit. George Roma 44.;
tad. Walterlrlaber, 3d.; 3rd. Ilartio McMahon, Id.
100 yd 'r
s , boys 'ruder nine year.-14. 7r-4 Rtchardis.
4d. ; Ind, Frank B air, 31. ; 3rd. R 'bed ,r, 14.
150 yd.., boys under 11 yeara—irt, L. McMahon, 64;
210. A. Brown. 3d.; 3rd. St. Froglay, Id.
150 ds., hors under 13 rea“,—lst, J. Anderson, 61.;
• I, J. Runsell, 3.1.; 3rd, J. Geishas:4l.7 and H. Steven.
son. Id.
200 yd... boys under 15 earn-I.t, Hubert E. Acott,
61. ; kid, David Didabunily, 3L; 3rd, Id .rd H card*,
Id
900 yds., boys ender 16 years, Hobart F..
• ; Sal. Harry Presley, 31. ; 3rd, 41. D.lahuntluy, Id.
440 Yards, on.° t nU Comer..-1 r• . Alh-ri Brown, le ;
Sad, Will. Rut , I ; 3rd. Henry l'r aloe, 111.
Tb.0.i,14 C. s, t .11.—11. t. Jo-ep auderron, &L. ;lad.
Hazily St ....run, 41. ; 3rd, Al. xin Sr B--c. ltd.
Hick Jump. Isl, David Gdabuntlay, 6d. ; Sad,
Elvrard Rich ad., 41.
Br. a 1 J urn , —lo, II lward Richards, 64.; 2od, Henri
fltophena,n. 41. ; 3r I. John Carter, Id.
Throo-lerged Race, Handicap —lst Alfred MaCoen, 84.;
lad, Henry Lelahuntley, 44. ; 3rd, John Russell, 3d.
Sack Rloe.litr. William Butt li.; lad, John Roma-
son, 2 L I ; 3rd, Joseph Andersoo, 1.
lucky Rear, llgndic .p.-1 4, Thomas Kally, 6d. ; lad,
Frank Pound, 41,; 3rd, Joseph Anderson, ltd.
150 Traria, Handicap. under 10 reared Aga—lrk Thomas
Buchan, 64.; 2nd, Ernest Hayton, 84.; 3rd, Fred
Ri:oards. 9d.
440 Yards Handicap, open to all Cowin —l4, GAWP
Milford, 1..; lad, William Tookey and John IMllahaaa
Icy, IL ; 3rd, 'SONO Baton. dd.
Tog-of•Wm (lOa side)-1.. 84., divided.

GIRLS. PROGRAMME.

40 Yard. Rico for firis moire Art Yowl 01_110'4*
Er . Campbell. 31; 2.4.Mortka Rows, 21. ; 3rd.
Boalt, Id.
60 Yard. Roes for girls under mrsn years of ..—lit,
A. Hammek, 44. ; Sod, Elias Corn% ; led, Debahunt-
low, 81.
73 Yards Roos for girls under nine FIPLA of am-Ist.
Yam& Kelly, 44.; Sod, Clara Dimond, 34.; 3rd. Looy
Milford. Id.
120 Yarda Rom for girl. under Koren years ofs.-IA,
Swat D owns, 2d. ;Ind. TrlalolB Bolton. 41. ;3rd.
Kaboo, 11.
146 Tools Race for girls under 13 yoors of sit—lit,
Lints Dawson. 3d.; lbad. Jona Hansosk 41.: 3rd, LOO4llll
1.1.57. 2.1.
180 Yards Roos for girls under 15 you. of sec —l4.
H.llll Dirmod. 8.1.; kd, Carla MAW. 54.; 3rd. Alias
Brown, 3d.
250 Yords Rao* for ries under 18 you. of ago-14.
Karr Humor* &I. ; Sod, Louisa Matsu. 54.; 3rd. Alcohol
Pook. id.
350 rd.. race, ocin to all Cnows.-11t, la 61., Ethel
Arott ; Sod. la., El. Acott ; 3-1, 61., Amelia Poor.
25 144. HIIIPPing Roo girls under 10-1.1, ed., Kory
Hancock; Sod, 41, Rom Booboo; 3rd, Id., Amy
Thomas.
30 yds. Skippior Rom for girls undsr 115%-lst, 1.1.,
Nelly Storonsoo; Sod, 191., Elith Aoott ; 3rd, ed., tato
Flan nigan,
ISO Skinning Jumps for giOs under 10.—lit 64.. Carry
fi•nno ; 2nd, 41., Amy TOOOlllll 3rd, Li., Matilda
A 11...
150 Skipping Jumps for girls ander 18—Lit, Is., Rows
11 moan ; Louisa Kobe,.; 3rd, 61., Bosnia
Flow.
Tog of War (10 a side). Is. 64. divldad.—Mary Hancock.
Aunts St.irenam, Alice Ituswll, &ono Some, Mass
Hancock, Fold Drab*, K.t. Holmes, Carrie Siam,
Jack;oo, Ethel Aeolt.

BEHR ILESIO.
AT the diocesan examination io May last Arthur G.
Moore, pupil teacher in the boys' school, and Mary
Renville, pupil teacher in the girls' school, were
placed in the first class.
SUNDAY CLOSING OP PITZLICHOWII6.—Among the
Petitions presented to Parliament by Mr. J. C.
Stevenson, M.P., iu favour of stopping the tale of
intoxicating liquors on Sunday, was one from the
pariah of Bere It-gis containing about 500 signatures
a potions over 15 years of age. Whets the Petition
was taken round for signature an attempt was also
made to arrive at the general op.niou of the Parish
on this question with the following result :—To the
question Ar • you in favour of stopping the sale of
intoxicating liquor. on Sunday?" the answers from
persons over 15 years of age were :
Yee. No. Neutral. Out when called on.
522 22 31 72 654
Of these the household-re numbered
207 15 25 25 2/5