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... were quickly assailed, and the Doncaster men delighted tbe spectators by their clever dribbling and combined play. Play for a lerable time was of a giveand-take character, and honours were fairly divided, the Doncaster contingent finding the Wednesday ...
... appeared, the result being:— DONCASTER ROVERS 3 minor points. Carbrook Church minor points. Teams.— Wednesday: J. Smith, E. Brayshaw, J. Hudson, H. Winterbottom, T. E. Cawley, W. Mosforth. Doncaster Rovers :J. Fowler, W. Langton, W. Kelly, S. Hunt, Goodison ...
... and had a throw in from tbe corner ...
... MIDLAND COUNTIES’ LEAGUE. SHEFFIELD UNITED V. DOKGASTE3 ROVERS. Doncaster were late m urriving, and play did not commence until 3.15. There was fair “pit,** about 800 being present. Doncaster lost the toss, and had to play with the sun in their eyes towards ...
... Board chose to unite the [From Ocr Own Reporter.] At the Doncaster Borough Police Court this morning the summonses taken out by the Radical registration agent for the Parliamentary district of Doncaster came on for hearing again. The magistrates on the bench ...
... Hewlett, Stringer, Gilmartin, Mack, Hobson, Hudson, Galbraith, Duncan, Robartaon, Mo:-*- forth, and Calder. Doncaster Rovers: J. Massoy, J. Gray, W. Langton (captain), G. James, J. Scarlett, T. Fenn, H. Wood, D. Parr, L. Fiavili, J. W. Fowler, and R. Philips ...
... the ball was sent into tbe Ecclesfield quarters, and in straggle that ensued Langton. by sharp shot trom the centre, scored the first goal for Doncaster. Resuming, Doncaster once more made determined attack, and some lively work was supplied for the division ...
... Rovers 1 goal. .-> Changing ends .'Langton went back, but soon after resumed his foimer position. United led oft on offensive, and quickly got corner, which forced Massey to handle. Then United retired, -and Langton sent ia a splendid shot which Whitbam ...
... attendance the introductory proceedings, tbe Rev. W. Blazeby and Mrs, Blazeby being supported by Rev. H. Toomas aod Mrs. Thomas (Doncaster), Rev. J. £. Manning (SheiS.,ldj. Rev. E. C. (Bradford), Rev. C. and Mrs. Peach (Sheffield), Mr. James Laycock, Mr. C. Woollen ...
... other races are:— Glasgow Plate—Lady Lena. Clumber Plate—Gkoat. Doncaster WeIter—iDDESLEIGHorGKETW ell. Champagne Stakes—La Fleche. Fitzwilliam Stakes—Maxim or Upstart. QUIXOTE. DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. Horses marked (a) have ...
... halfback ; Dawson, Smitn, Timms, Swindell, and Hardy, forward?. DONCASTER ROVERS V. WEDNEBBURY OLD ATHLETIC. Played at Doncaster. Doncastei: Uoters.—J. Massey. goal; H- and \V. Langton, backs; Cuthbert, AttreL and Pinkerton, half-backs; Bennett, Wad- ...