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... (FINAL TIE.) ILKESTON TOWN v. HEANOR. This match was played on the Manor Ground, Ilkeston, on Good Friday afternoon, before a large company, and in graud weather. The home men lost the toss, and opened towards the east goal. Heanor had the best of the opening ...
... when the match is finished. SENIOR ALLIANCE COMPETITION. OODNOR GIVE A WEAK DISPLAY AT Haaoor Town and Cod nor United arranged their Alliance fixture Heanor Saturday,' owing both clubs having bye in the Cup competition, and being consequently disengaged ...
... Total 194 Total 170 Heanor Town v. Riddings.—At Heanor. For Heanor Brewin captured thre-3 wickets for 18 runs, and Weightman three for 19. Score :— BIDDINGS. HEANOR TOWN. Else, b Aekroyd 1 Bagguley, lbw Else ...
... one goal. HEANOR v. MATLOCK. Heanor, before good gate, and in fins weather. Heanor pressed, Hardy scoring after ten minutes. The home team were the better lot, ami outplayed iheir opponents at every turn. Heanor again scored through Ackroyd, ...
... Smith with a nice shot put 011 seventh goal. Ackroyd scored a third gcal for Heanor, and nothing more being done, the fii a' result a rough game was : Loso HliA.S'OIl The teams were a.s follows Heanor Town W. Shaw, goal ; J. Clarke and D. Cotton, backs ...
... three goals, sail Town two. HEANOR TOWN v. WELLINGBOROUGH. At Heanor, before large gate. Heanor winning the toss kicked from the Pavilion, and scoring om, goal every few minutes displayed suparior combination,'Widdowson, Hardy, and ...
... George Ackroyd; silver watch, Mr. George Marshall; one timepiece, Mr. Richard Townsend ; two bronze horses, Mr. Thomas Hall; one writing case, Mr. John Wood; ono machine, Mr. George Harrison. A public indignation meeting was afterwards Town Hall, Councillor ...
... popular feature of (he show. CRICK BT. DERBYSHIRE SENIOR ALLIANCE. HBANOR TOWN v. LOSCOE. After their two unexpected deflate. H«ai:or Town timed their winning form Saturday. They met Heanor, and their rivals for the chainpionabip, Morton, could only draw with ...
... class: 1, J. Young. Heanor; 2, J. Briggs ; 3, Calladine and Butler. Local classes, for members only — Any variety, buck or doe : 1 and special, J. Young, Heanor: 2and special, F. Stone, Swanwick; 3, J. Young, Heanor; 4, W. Hamilton, Heanor. Selling class ...
... Saturday, with Heanor Town, and being the of the Ceast holidays there was large crowd of spectators. They were rewarded by some extraordinary cricket, the ball being so contplfteiy master ot the tat that of the fact that both Park and Heanor Town are eoitaidered ...
... later November 1968 N Fisher Town Clerk The Council House DERBYSHIRE COUNTY LIBRARY cleaner required for hours the Library Heanor a rate 10ld an hour —Applicants should write immediately to: District Librarian Ilkeston Road Heanor stating age relevant and ...
... and the home total was raised A 3. Waterhouse bowled exceedingly well, taking five wickets for 30. and J. Ackroyd took three for 29. Heanor Town started in very moderate style. eh*«rs being loud and Peel, the beiiefirairc, captured the first two wioketo ...