Related article: engaged in the Egyptian Hall Tournament, was afterwards generously allowed by the other two to withdraw his stake. John Roberts, in view of his great match with Dawson next month, was hardly expected to enter, but Diggle, on the other hand, had been Order Januvia Online reckoned a certain as- pirant for Championship honours. The first contest, then, resolved itself into a match between Daw- son and North, and this — a gan^e of g,ooo points up, Januvia Tablets on a " Stan- dard '* table specially erected by Thurston & Co. — was commenced on Monday, January gth, at the Gaiety Restaurant, Strand, be- fore a capital attendance. The game, in spite of its Generic Januvia im- portant character, does not call for any lengthy description. From the outset Dawson drew away, finishing up with an ad- vantage of 358 points on the first day's play. Improving as his knowledge of the table grew, the little Yorkshireman travelled at a rare pace, making in the course of the match such breaks as 337, 320, 309, and 350, John North, who at times played very well, being quite outclassed. Even- tually Dawson won by nearly half the game, the scores at the end of the Order Januvia week reading : Dawson, 9,000; North, 4,715. Dawson, who is thus the first to hold the 148 BAILY S MAGAZINE. [FEBKOAiV Championship of the World at Enghsh Billiards under the re- vised rules, is now playing magni- ficently, and it is safe to say that the excitement already engendered throughout the country by his forthcoming great match with John Roberts (particulars of which appeared in •* Our Van " last month) will run still higher in con- sequence of his latest achieve- ment. Sport at the Januvia Online Univeraities. — Lent Term opened — as is invari- ably the case — with wretched weather. At Oxford, in parti- cular, the floods were so high as to effectually stop coaching from the banks of the I sis. Should King Frost intervene, as in 1895, at this stage, there will be plenty of Buy Cheap Januvia scope for the pro- posed Inter - 'Varsity skating matches in all conscience ! No- thing dismayed, however, both University Eight and Torpids practice is being actively pursued by the noble army of ** wet bobs." Thus early, any discrimination in the latter direction would be idle, nor can much be Buy Januvia spoken of representative crew prospects. We understand that President Januvia Cost Gold will Cheap Januvia be stroke for the fourth successive Buy Januvia Online year, as also that ex- President Philips will occupy his 1897 thwart again. Outside the ** Blues," Messrs. Steel, E. L. Warre, Hale, Tinne, Holmes and Tomkinson are well in the running for places, but nothing like final constitution will be attained for some weeks yet. As usual, Cambridge commenced ** Eight" work a week earlier than Oxford, Mr. W. A. L. Fletcher again taking them in hand ab initio — to universal satis- faction. Either President Ether- ington-Smith or J. H. Gibbon will be stroke, but of the other " Old Blues," only Dudley- Ward, J. H. Goldie and W. B. Rennie are likely to do battle again. Such fine oarsmen as Messrs. Sanderson, Payne, Young, Chap- man and Purchase Januvia Western, &c., are pretty sure to interi'ene! Next month both crews will have fairly settled down, and then critical comment will be possible in these columns. The Inter-'Varsity contests ar- ranged for February are the Association football and hockey matches. On past form, the Can- tabs are warm favourites for the first-named tussle, and with rea- son, for (a) they have played the same team almost from the first, and {b) they have given much the smarter exposition both fore and aft. After careful observatioo both ways, we confidently predict the victory of Cambridge by about the same margin as last year. A few days later, the hockey teams meet for supremacy — it is hoped at Queen's Club also— and here also we antici- pate the victory of the Light Blues, but only after a battle royal. They are much cleverer forward than their rivals, whilst in defence there is not much superiority either way. We ought to witness one of the most scientific and stubborn matches since the inception of this con- test. Other matches set down for the present Term are those at Golf, Racquets, Billiards, Boxing and Fencing, Chess, &c., not forget- ting the Athletic tussle at Queen's Club, provisionally fixed for March 24th. The international cable Chess match between Oxford and Cambridge v. the American Universities, will also be decided, but pressure of space this month forbids detailed mention of re- spective prospects. Suffice it to say that practice and preparation are going on apace in every direction, and every single tussle looks like being fought out to the J 1899.] Januvia Mg "OUR VAN, ♦» 149 bitter end. Further international athletic competitions are also mooted, bat that is another story which can best be told next month. Events of interest since our last may be very briefly vouchsafed. Wedding bells have rung for the Rev. F. W. Pawson, the old Cantab and International foot- baller; whilst Mr. C. H. St. John Hornby, the old Oxonian rowing "Blue," now rejoices in a son and heir. Congratulations are due to the Duke of Marlborough (Cambridge) upon his appoint- ment as Paymaster-General, and to Mr. J. F. Rawlinson, Q.C., upon his election as Recorder of Cambridge. The latier prefer- ment is singularly appropriate, inasmuch Januvia Price as "Jack" Rawlinson was a name to swear Purchase Januvia Online by in Cam- bridge football circles years ago. Death has removed Professor Price (Master of Pembroke Col- lege, Oxford) and Dr. Knox, another old Cantab and Inter- national sportsman of renown, but it is satisfactory to relate that Mr. Nelson, the Oxford Rugby Cap- tain, is fast getting very fit again after his recent Queen's Club