Sporting Intelligence.
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TRoTriSc At CrSrRRvlLlE, L. lon Wednesday
very interesting stake will come of this excellent
track for 5000 From the well known equality of the
different animals entered, it is exciting considerable at
tenon mong the admirers of trotng These nags have
often together before and first and then another
has won and of the horses have been vctors but
by trfe his opponents But this is expected
to decide which is the best nag OF the three Other
matches announced to Off over the same track
during the following week


CRIcxrr.-A match at single wicket, will be played
today on the ground Of the ST. Georges Cricket Club
Bloomingdale road, by four of the St Georges Club
against four Of the Philadelphia players for $500 The
following are the names Of the parties =


Sr. GEoRGEs PHrL.pEipHIA


Mr.. Wright Mr.. k. Ticknor


Groome, J. Ticknor,


Wheatcroft, J. Turner


Bates s. Dudson.


This match s exciting great interest among the crck.
eters and admirers of the noble game OF this and Other
cities Inc rhladephans are freely backed against the