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COOP SPORT OVER THE BEACON COURSE, HoBokEN,
roMoRRow.-A very interesting trotting match will
certainly come oil Tomorrow, as above, for $780, il
the weather is at all favorable It will be succeeded
by novel hurdle race tor $500, between George
Seward and the Canadian horse Hops, to run
quarter OF mile and Jump twelve hurdles, each 3
feet inches high the horse TO carry 100 lbs an
even start for each This match is exciting consi-
derable attention, and will draw great number TO
witness it. The man and the horse are alike favor
tes if any thing the horse has the call.


CRIcKET-A match of cricket will be played on
Monday between eleven players from Wallabout,
and eleven players out of all Brooklyn, the ground
Of the Union Star Cricket Club Myrtle Avenue,
Brooklyn; all members OF the above club Wick
cts will be pitched at 10 o'clock, playing commenc-
ing at l0a O'Clock.


GRAND CRICKET Match BETWEEN THE SAINT
GEORGES CLUB AND THE PLAYERS OF CANADA
Yesterday the grand match between the ST. Georges
Cricket Club of New York, and the cricket players
of all Canada was commenced on the grounds al
McGill College. The early part of the day was
after the weather cleared, and continued beau
PLAYERS took their stations, and the New York Club
having given the battens to the Canada players the
option being with them, the game commenced with
great spirit


The first innings of the Canada men closed at 3
o'clock, after which all sat down to little refresh
ment, and by four o'clock the ST. Georges men
were ready "hke giants refreshed with wine"-
Their first innings closed little past SIX when the
rasult stood under