... Cretro Alexandra.l 6 37 14 rimstty Town.l 3 6 6 32 28 14 Sunderland A'bion. 12 7 36 13 6 '1 Small Heath 6 4 19 12 Town Swifts 10 4 4 21 lu Forest 3 7 3 3i Leus Banjrero 1« 8 Newton Heath 10 6 1 16 7 DARWEN v. GRIMSBY TOWN. At Darwen. In the first half home ...

... Stonegbavsl- -.j 3 goals. ILKESTON PIONEER CUP. J. and R. Moriey*a Heanor team met Kimberley Town, at Heanor. in the second round for the above. Kimberley woo by three goals to one. Heanor Town (2nd) ana Loscoe met at Losooe, aad scored one ...

... backs. * OTIIKR KOOi nvr.l encountered Leicester over the Midland town, but were ...

... ALEXANDRA. At Darwen. Result: —Darwen three, Crewe two. DERBYSHIRE CHARiTY CUP. Heanor Town (2nd) v. Long Eaton Athletic— This tie was played Heanor. Result:—Heanor Town two ; Long Eaton none. NEWARK Grantham Rovers v. Radcliffb-on-Trent. ...

... 16 Owes 10 Pearson, b Walton Oeorge Sampson, Walton HEANOR TRADESMEN'S CLUB v. RIPLEY On Heanor Town ground**yesterday. Score*— RiPLirr. Marriott, c Allen, Cham- Green, b F. Lomax bers Allen, c Ackroyd, b F. Lomax, o Allen, b Cham- Lomax 8 i ers '. Baker ...

... Nicoll. HEAJKTOR LADIES v. GENTLEMEN. Played at Heanor in the presence large number of spectators yesterday. The Gentlemen played with broomsticks and bowled left-hand. Ladies. Gentlemen. Mrs. Ward, Ackroyd, b W. Marriott, b Miss Meakin 3 Paxtcn 4 E. Batty ...

... N. Played at Heanor yesterday in the presence of 4 large number of spectators. ' The Gentlemen played with broomsticks and bowled left band. A tea was provided, when about 200 sat down . Soon •— ' VfrTTf. TSOSBSBBB. Mrs. Ward, st Ackroyd, b W. Marriott ...

... Loewe. rga New IthiLway.—On Wednesday the first special train arranged to start from Heanor new station west to Scarborough. The members of the Co-operative Society, Heanor, bad specially arranged to be provided with a saloon carriage, but found it was not ...

... 3 0 10 0 Barnes bowled a no-balL Redgate 8 4 10 | HEANOR TRADESMEN v. BELPER TRADESMEN. Heanor yesterday. Hkajm* Tradesmen. Belter Tiiadssmrs. King, c Stiinfortb, b Mellor 9 Walters, Marriott, b Ackroyd, Mellor Fletcher Batty, b Mellor Gibson, b Batty ...

... from Heanor about Matlock not keeping their engagenment on Saturday lagt-Mr. BARTON said the club wire sorry. They eould not possibly g.t a team, nud placed themselves in the bands of the committee. The committee decided to award the match to Heanor, giving ...

... immediately killed; Mr. Johnson was rendered insensible and severely injured ; Mrs. Ackroyd was badly bruised about the face and head; and Mr. Marshall and Mr. Ackroyd were severely shaken and bruised. ■Gas Explosion at Hull.—On the 7th an explosion of ...

... an Opportunity of practising together. The Olympic asked the Football Association for permission to play Ackroyd, who has signed for Heanor Town, but permission was not granted. It is rather difficult to see why such a request should granted, the laws ...