... HEANOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB AVERAGES FOR 1915 SEASON. First Team Batting. No. Times Most of Total not Inns. rune. out. Inna. 18 294 3 68 19.6 W. Barton A. 21 373 1 91 18.6 A. BrentnaU 20 291 1 55 16.3 E. Stone 11 121 3 55 15.1 6. Widdoweon 17 3 30 14.2 J ...

... Heanor Town Club. Mr. J. presided at the annual mooting of the Heanor Town Club. Tho report of the Secretary (Mr. J. Re sho'ved that last season was not so successful as usual; no trophy of any kind was won. .the best batting average the first team was ...

... HEANOR TOWN C.C. SPORTS The 20tJi annual amateur athletic sports, organised by the Heanor Town Cricket Club, were held this afternoon on the Recreation Ground, where there was large attendance. Mr. A. Green, N.C.U., judged the cycle races, and the following ...

... HEANOR TOWN SPORTS. On Monday annoal charity rporta took plaoo on Hcauor Town Rnn-ation rhowery weather. A rraae track, fire Upa to the mile, war need. Rosnltr; One Mile fcoriocs* CycW Haoiioap.—A. Coo. Kllbun Derbr, 30 yarda start. I; L. Hollaad, Stapleford ...

... Fleanor slump Heanor Town © Harworth C.l. 4, HEAMOR TOWN crashed to their heaviest defeat to date up at Harworth on Saturday and the home side were able to cruise into second place in the League table. Heanor had few ideas, the recent scoring spate has ...

... 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 CRICUTKRg AT dinner in eoaßtctiua witk Town Cricket Club took piece nt Ben Aim Hotel on Wedn ...

... men together, the teams were seen to be composed as follows: Heanor Town.—J. Carlin (goal), Whitelaw, Grainger (barks), S. Carlin, J. Peace, Roulstone (half backs), Butterworth, Widowson, Ackroyd, Hardy, and Jaecock (forwards). Belper.—Waller (goal), Varney ...

... heanor town c.c. Mr J. W. Smith presided the annual meeting the Heanor Cricket Club laet erening. report showed that during the past season the club wen .both, the Senior and Junior Alliance Championships Starting the year with a balance of £23 8s 9d ...

... HEANOR TOWN v. WELLINGBOROUGH. Heanor Town: Leigh, goal; Brantnall and Leach, backs; Anthony. Carlin. and Fitzpatrick. halfbacks Wildgoose, Allen, Ackroyd, wed Hopkins, forwards. ts ellingborough : Shawley, goal; and Ben. backs • Davies ...

... Ray7>e* 4, extra* ♦; total, 51. DERBYSHIRE JUNIOR ALLIANCE. TOWN RES. v. ALDERCAR. Flayed Hcanor. W. Smith, for Heanor. raptured four wickets for six runs, and G. Buxton four for 13. Score:— HEANOR TOWN RES.—T. Jackson c Bcsdwirk Watson 14. A. Pynegar Anthony ...

... extras, 12—total, 58. Heanor Town.—Fletcher not out 33, Baggaley not out 41; extras, 6—total (for no wicket), 80. DENBY v. HEANOB. TOWN. At Denby. Scores: — Denby (J. A. Brown 12, D. Brown 10, Moore not out 131 . . 68. Heanor Town.—Fletcher ...