... HEANOR FANCIERS ASSOCIATION. On. Saturday the third annual open show connection with this association took place the Town Hall, Heanor. The entries numbered upwards of 460. silver cup, valued at ten guineas, presented by Mr E. T. Hooley last year to the ...

... wbi»tte blew, the score Town. Chesterfield. 9 * Teams: Chesterfield.—Rafiarice. goal. Rose and backs: Cutts. Goodwin, and helve*-J Taylor, Munday, Gee, wsrds. Heanor.— croat. Whitelaw and backs; White. Peace, and Carlin. h*, * B: Ackroyd. Hardy, end Thorpe ...

... ATCHES AT eo uM . GOOD FRIDAY, CHESTERFIELD TOWN EXBR SATURDAY, APRIL 15 CHESTERFIELD TOWN DONCASTER ROVERS EASTER MONDAY, CHESTERFIELD TOWN No heavy Shop Rents to pay The former scored first, bot Heanor ‘ised, | Balance bad to save and he was charged ...

... 4. 2 Hasiand Unieed aM -1..B a ». Tibshelf Charch 2 .. n Clay Cross Town 4. 2 RR 13 .. 4. Grasamoor Red R 13 a Bb. B+ 4 on Sstardey. Played ‘ Toe rg Clev Town Reserve 4 Tibshelf Town Cia mocr f B.1 Results up to date. Pivd, Won. Drn. Por. Pts Staveley ...

... Associ- ation, and ene-third should go to the charity funds afcer the expenses were paid. Heanor Town v. Cuusrearrety Town. On Saturday a mateh was layed at Heanor between these teams, and of 300 spectators visi ors wen the toss, and at were present onge ...

... elected i place of Mr. Keeton. Mr. Joseph Jervie were re-elected auditor. HEANOR. Bazaar.—A bazaar and sale of and fanoy articles took piaoe on Monday at the Town Hill, Heanor, under the auspices of the United Methodist Free Church Society, Mount Street ...

... like scoring again, offside against Ackroyd, however, spoiling a good look in. The Heanor right wing was more than a match for Ellis, who did not appear ait home, and most of the attack came from that side. The Heanor supporters were very jubilant and looked ...

... situated midway in the table, while Kettering are fast dropping down. On Monday Heanor caught a cold Dresden, and are fast losing their hold upon the championship. But they say at Heanor they are going to wipe Chesterfield out when they there. should advise them ...

... again. Heanor had another misfortune Connor waa hurt, and after limping about, ha had to go. With nine men against them. Matlock had every chanca to win. They had all tha piay, only getting up to the other goal on three occasions this half. Heanor pluckily ...

... should make excellent coatre. Tbe teams faced each other follows : Heanor—Goal, Wat.rfall; backs Graiugor and Whitehvw half-backs • Shrewsbury, and Roulston; forwards, Butterworth, Ackroyd, Breutnall, Hardy, aud- Webb. Blackwel —Goal, Bowriug ; backs, England ...

... 15 .. 3 ..70 . .?0 Si Chesterfield Town 21 15 3 .. SO .. 22 12 G 61 ..37 .. 23 11 8 4 53 40 27 I'-u-nsley Peter's 17 10 2 39 SD I Worksop Town ~, 20 9 2 49 .. . !0 • ...

... twice. throngh the inetrumentalit Ackroyd and Hopkins. The visitors in tarn rather the better of the exchanges on resaming, and at length Heanor’e lead was reduced by Gladwin teams went at it ding-dong after this bat Heanor more than held their own, and in ...