Paris, May 21.
England beat France to-day by goals to 2 in an International Asso~ ciation football match at the Colom. bes Stadium. There were 20,000 [people present—Reuter.
Penoghue, who maid he was er Yineed that the horse that beat Manna would win.
May 26, Yoinuevr war ssrarched from the Derby at 3.15 yesterday after May Bivounckers on Epsom Down: spent a restless night by reason of the heavy rain, a gale continuing in the morning. The traffic en the vends during the early hours was Jose than orca, Most people cane ty motor car or by train, end the picturesque carnival character of the scene usual on Derby Day was Inching, owing to the absence of Inrse vehicles on the roads.
An improvement in the weather vas forecast for this afternoon, but any case the rain ix not likely to affect the going.
Manna's Stamina "The Derby was ron under the amer miterable conditions. There was cold and driving rain and a hunrieane of wind, yet thy crowd, most of whom took shelter on the ce side of buses, taxis and chara-Eanes, appeared to be larger tha: ever and very cheery.
Their Majestics, accompanied by fe Duke and Duchess of York, Prince Henry and Princess Mary, arrived at 1.3 im, Their Majesties deceived an sation.
The going was sticky, the course having been cut up during the early Mu. H. E, Monmiss's Ma Wixwex oF THE Densy barrier ascended to a fair stant.
Priory Park raced to the front, followed by Manna, Constantw," Dalmagarry, Virginian, Beein, Vieot, Dignity, Zionist ai Solario with Crossbow heading remainder, This order was kept for a quarter a mile when Dalmagarry forced the pace, pursued by Manna, Priory Park, Constanti St. Beca ty Zi ionist, The his age in training in England or. France, His trainer, Mr. Fred Darling, deserves hearty congratulution for developing the stamina of the colt, who last autumn seemed unlikely to develop with sufficient stamina zo win the Derby in heavy going.
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