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... JUNCTION V. DONCASTER ROVERS. Played Derby. JraCTios.-Ausopp. goat; Cunningham ud Orme. backs; Cotton, Middle-on, and Dare, half-oacks - S. Smi:hud Dawson, centre; W. Smith, L. v.. Radford, and Hardy, forwards. Eov-ata. goal; H. Parr. W. Langton bacss; Cuthbert ...
... Haywood, backs; Tun on, Hull, Chandler, halt-backs; Harley, Holmes , Miller, Holmes F., Horton, forwards. DERBY JUNCTION V. DONCASTER ROVERS. At Derby to-day, before a limited attendance. In the first half the Rovers had the best of the game, i playing a ...
... Bach, halt-backs; T. Crooshaw W. Canrnoell, j. 3. Wood, and D. Black, fori wards, DON'CASTER ROVERS Y. NELSON. Play.d Nelson. Do.vcasTxa laassey, iroal; J. McDonned, Langton. racks; G. James, Parr, A. A Una hali-oacka- Beaumont, Bennett, & Waddington, Carneroo ...
... Sheldon, Long Eaton. LATER FOOTBALL hapten Chatham S LivsrsedgwniJ D«w_bury -ft Dmb!i_-L3 MIDLAND LEAGUE. DONCASTER ROVERS V. LONG EATOM RANGERS. At Doncaster. before seven or eight hundred spectators. The play the first half wa* good on both sides* The Rovers ...
... Stott, A. P. Faster, J. T. Starr, and H. Dixon, forwards. DONCASTER ROVERS v. NEWARK. At Doncaster. Result:— DONCASTER ROVERS 1 goal. Newark. 0 goal, Doncaster Rovers.—J. coal; Parr and W. Langton, backs; J. Cuthbert, A. Guild, and A. Attree ...
... un£izi-es3. but managed clear, and Strollers farced the play into Doncaster quarters, but ouip.rt to the stubborn of and Parr the? could not get the ball through. Play continued mostly the Doncaster goal mouth, but saved beanrtifully. After a grand run down ...
... Croxan forced corner off Langton. bnt it safely sot away, and Don. ester got corner, but proved useless. Then Davies got possession, and with the help of Brady got well down and aecured a corner, but Croxen shot wide, and then Doncaster got foul mid-field, ...
... BOOTS 4s. lid. PER PAIR. TRY OUR GENE'S KIDLEG CALF GOLOSH BOOTS 10s. 6d. PER PAIR. DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO LANGTON'S. WHf, KEEP A TREMENDOUS VARIETY TO SUIT THKIR LITTLE FEET. FACTORIES:— Westbury Street, Attercliffe. SHEFFIELD BRANCHES:— ...
... BOOTS 4a. lid. PER PAIR TRY OUR GENT.'S KIDLEG CALF GOLOSH BOOTS _ 10s. 6d. PER PAIR. DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO LANGTON'P. WHO KEEP A TREMENDOUS VARIETY TO SUIT THEIR LITTLE FEET. FACTORIES Street, Attercliffe. SHEFFIELD BRANC'IUiS-- 11. Wickei ...
... Forman, half-backs; Allan Bloomer. J. Goodall. McMillan, and Fletcher, forwards. DONCASTER ROVEBS v. LOUGHBOROUGH. Played at Loughborough. Rovers.-E?gett goal; W. Langton and Attwe. hacks; Hunt, Hulley, and half-backs; Older, Beckbessinger, Wsddington ...
... Forsyth, half-backs; Harlev, Gee, Devey. Copeland, and Lcrfthouse. forwards. DONCASTER ROVERS M EXBOfiO GH. Played at Doncaster. Doncaster Rovers. Eggett. goal ; AUree and Langton. backs; Hoyle, HulJey, and Hunt, half-backs; Carr, Cartwright. White, Beck ...
... impossible. Cartwri>zht . with overhead kick scored for Doncaster, and im. i mediately afterwards McKie and Langton both scored, ' the score at half-time being:— j Donea-ter goals. , 0 goaL Result :— DONCASTER ROVERS 5 goals. Barnsley St. Peter's 1 goal. ' PONTEFRACT ...