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... HEANOB TOWN v. SOUTHAMPTON ST. MARY'S. e. which was one of (he undecided tics in the Football Association euge Cup lirst round proper, was fixed to played on the Heanor enclosure yesterday (Wednesday). was to a very heavy condition and agauibt scientific ...
... the fight with Heanor Town was the most game disglay ever seen on the county ground this season. There was none of that * waltzing round ” kind of business, but it was 8 game worthg the name of football. Rifiht from the time that Ackroyd set the ball rolling ...
... Luton 0. w. i; SOI'TELAMPTON T. MARY'S v. HEA-NOR rau •1. I leUtfed. TOWN. - _ The SL Katy' II WWI bed just returned ' Aft.ir a from Andover alter undergoing a week's axe gismt I preparation showed that Heanor 'rows had not a ‘,4,1. Wen under-estimated ...
... Heaxor TOwN V. I.esToN.—This match Qlayed at Heanor, attracted 5,000 pecople. Nippatt scored first for likeston, bub Hardy immediately equalised, and at balf-time it was 1 goal each. On resuming, Carlin was injured and left the field. Heanor scored through ...
... s.—'lVbbutt (goal), Hendry (backs), Carlin.*, Pearce, and While (half hacks), Tocrpo, Hardy, Ackroyd, 31‘Ca:Iam, and Mills. BOLTON WANDERERS v. GRIMSBY TOWN. This match wiil played Bolton. WAxnßßEaa.—Sutcliffe (goal). Somerville and Jones (backs), ton ...
... Kingaoott. Kick-olf, 2.45 p.m. GRIMSBY TOWN V. BOSTON. To played at Grimsby. Grimsby Town.—A. (goal). J, and J. R. Gray (backs), J. Walker. W. Reid, and A. Muriel (half-baoKs), B. Devlin, H. Roue, D. Riddock. J. Ackroyd.and W. Haines. Boston.—H. Stringer ...
... having won by three goals to Kettering Town nil. DONCASTER ROVERS v. HEANOR TOWN. The Butterscotch man visited for the first time since 1896, and much curiosity was evinced in tho play. The game was fast, and after Heanor had visited the Doncaster end the ...
... favour of the Hotspurs Hea?:ou Town- v. ILKXSTOH.— This Tetfayed tic. after a drawn game at Ilkeston. took place at Heanor before a large attendance. Ihe home club played with the wind at the start, aud. Hardy. Thorpe, and Ackroyd scoring, they crossed orer ...
... gods less than ion these U.n ...
... (half backs). Taylor, Soencer, Cooing, Smith, and Monday. STAPLE FORD TOWN v. HEANOR TOWN. These teams met Staplelord on Saturday, before quite 3.COD spectators, and as the Heanor have not been playing so well of late their partisans stuck to them right ...
... 16 17 Ilenr.or Town 8 3 3 41 24 17 Kettering Town 15 8 6 1 27 Ilkeston Town 15 6 o 5 ->4 1j Rovers 10 7 0 2. 14 Wellingborough Town 11 5 4 ...
... about twenty minutes, but thedofenceof Heanor wax excellent, and tho game was fast to the close, but neither side could find the net again, and Heanor won by three goals to Derby two. CHESTERFIELD TOWN v. KETTERING TOWN. The visit of Chesterfield to Kettering ...