... final of the Laycock Shield, The deciding games played at the Ship Inn reached great heights and the hitherto unbeaten Darwins twice tasted defeat. ‘ Comßetin; in the first semifinal, Darwins lost to the also unbeaten Hadfields, after a decider played between ...

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... England the match. Bannerman went on to score 165 (retired hurt) out of Australia’s first innings total of 245, and England lost the match by 45 runs. Yet the tourists were not disgraced. Indeed, never in the history of cricket had a team performed so ...

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... produced a fine turn of finishing speed and it was by only threequarters of a length that the winner held on. Pas Seul, no doubt, lost the race because of repeated blunders on the far side of the course where there are five fences in quick succession. The favourite ...

... g than the first. Leaders Alfreton Town were beaten by Bellper Town —who thus completed the “doube” over them—Matlock Town lost their first league game, Heanor Town's championship hopes sustained a severe dent when they dropped four points to Ilkeston ...

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... starts in the Yorkshire Council for years in this their Centenary Year. Their record of having won four, drawn one and only lost one is particularly gratifying in that it represents largely an improvement in up-andcoming players. Characteristic of Darfield’s ...

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... well-contro! Sempers. Sheffield “A” lost 3 to 14 to Worksop, the being 3-3 at half-time, getting a try. Worksop 11 points in the last | utes of the game. Sheffield Colts, who had , try disallowed and withoyt, hooker, lost by only 9 poi to 11 to a strong Worky ...

... flg:t terrifically hha;'d to retain e champion=- ship. Irkeston Town, although without ex-Notts County and Peterborough United inside-forward Tommy Asher, had an easy 5-1 win over Kimberley Town, who lost their goalkeeper through injury early in the game ...