The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-25 00:00:00

PEDESTRIANISM.

There was a large assemblage at tho West London
Running Grounds on Saturday last to witness the race be-
tween

Alex. Austin, of Woolwich, and R. Hindle, of Paisley.--.
They had to run half a mile for £25 a-side, Austin hav-
ing a start of 40 yards. The betting was Gto4 on Hindle,
who caught and passed his man on entering the straight for
the finish, and ultimately won very easily, Austin retiring
about 40 yards from home.

ATHLETICS, PEDESTRIANISM, &c.

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MIDDLESEX ATHLETIC CLUB.

The members of this club held thelr first athletic meet-
ing at the Middlesex County Cricket Ground, Caledonian-
road, Islington, on Saturday. There was a very good
attendance, ana the running was decidedly of a superior
order for amateurs. The results are here summarised :

Two Hundred Yards Open Handicap.—First prize, a
cup value £lO 10s.; second, a cup value £3 3s. ; third, a
cup value £2 2s. Time, 21 secs. After six heats, by 16
competitors, the final heat was won by A. Veitch
(Ph.C.C.), 10 yards start, 1 ; W. E. Miler (N.L.R.C), 11,
2 ; W. Dl'Laren (Manchester A.C.), 3.

Two Miles Handicap, for Members only.—Prize, a hand-
some cup. C. E. Rainsford, scratch, 1 ; E. B. Cope, 50
yards start, 2 ; B. V. Eddie, 60, 3.

CROYDON ATHLETIC CLUB.

The members of this club held a meeting on Saturday on
the ground kiadly lent by Mr. West, with the following
results :

One Hundred Yards Flat Race.—A R. Jackson, 1; J.
Flowers, 2.
Throwing the Cricket-ball.—R. Wardrop, 87 yards 4
inches, 1; W. Henman, 2.
Ouo Mile Race.—A. Goodringe, 1; T. Spencer, 2.

BEAUFORT HOUSE.
Ou Saturday the Amateur Athletic Club hold their
autumn meeting. The following races were decided:-
150 Yards Handicap, for Members only.—C. R. Alexan-
der, 7 yards start, 1 ; J. Ridley, scratch, 2 ; li. J. Chin-
nery, 8, 3.

Open 880 Yards Handicap—W. James,so, 1; R. C.
Field, 36, 2 ; W. M. Chinncry, scratch, 3.
440 Yards Handicap, fir Mlnib .rs only.— C. G. Emery,
25 yards start, 1; H. J. Chiuuery, 19, 2; I'. C. Collett,
35, 3.

AQUATICS.

NEWCASTLE.

COOK Als'D SOUTIIERN.—The match between these well-
known scullery was rowed on Saturday last on the Tyne.
The course being from the High-level-bridge to Water-
son's-gates, a distance of o.ie mile, and the stake £-10.
A foul taking place, after which Cook came in three
lengths ahead, the referee refused to award him the
race, and ordered the men to row WI tho matcis this day
(Monday).

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