... Eaton Rangers v. Heanor Town.—At Long Eaton. The Rangers had the advantage of the wind, and J. Smith scored for-Long Eaton after ten minutes' play. An exciting time followed, and Ackroyd shot in, Wright equalising amid loud cheers. Heanor pressed, but Start ...

... 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 ...

... kiddies.. Jardine and Ackroyd made sorsa good rune, bus their combination was broken rip at seines by Cheethant. W. Hunt loads • good run, and pawed to Davis, who alto% but hall was got away. Half-tiens arrived, tie heing-Heanor, 5w3; ifuddiug,, one. ...

... DERBYSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP. DERBY JUNCTION v. IIEANOR TOWN. This match was played to-day (Saturday), at) Heanor, in windy weather, before large attend* aace of spectators. The home toam lost the toss,' and kicked towards the pavilion goal. The home forwards ...

... at half-time the game Junction three goals, Heanor Town ganging ends the home team played the ball was shot into the hands of sr but was eventually put through by The Town, urgod on by repeated cries Heanor, dashed off, but was doomed igappointment, ...

... professional mendi• cant—He was allowed to depart without any punishment being inflicted. POOTEALL. DERBYSHIRE CUP.—Fuss ROUID. HEANOR TOWN v. DERBY JUNCTION. At Heanur, in the presence of 700 spectston. The Junction were powerfully represented, while the home ...

... HEANOR TOWN V. GRANTHAM ROVERS. At Heanor. It was a fast and exciting match. At half-time the record was one goal each. In the second half, superb play, the visitors secured two more goals, by Freeman and Woodhouse. Jardine, Levers, and Ackroyd scored ...

... HEANOR TOWN.. GRANTHAM ROVIRS. At Heaney, the ground being thickly covered with snow. The visitors were powerfully represented, and the Town were able or put their full strength into the field. The visitors set tbe ball in motion. having advantage of ...

... members was very | Btreets for the Town. The Forest scored uwis. . cordial. Shortly afterwards Messrs. Parnell and | the firat five minutes through a mistake o; ' O'Brien had a’ conversation which lasted aboat ‘ part of the Town goal-keaper in dealing v, ba ...

... result, secured their second goal by Mabbott, thus making the game at finish: —Forest Reserve, 2 goals; Grantham Town, 2 goals. HEANOR TOWN T. GRANTHAM ROVZRS.—III cold and damp weather these teams met at Ileanor on Saturday, the ground being thickly covered ...

... Senior, forwards. Grantham Rovers v. Heanor.—The Rovers were not able to reneat their victory over Heanor the Midland Alliance Competition, being defeated on Saturday five to three. They unfortunately had to go to Heanor minus three of their best men—Smith ...

... visit that town again they will to receive hearty welcome they playsd very plucky game considering the difficulties of the situation whilst anything approaching to roughness on their part conspicuous by its absence On Saturday Heanor Town received visit ...