... tor 11. Deep Pita “A,'’ at City Road, regiatered an ▼ictorv oeer Bolateratone * A.” The home team acored 66 Corker 22. W. Hardy 16), and then proceeded tumble out tba naitora (cr 27, F. Dawaon obtaining IS out. Their were captured by HadSeld (ttre (or ...

... Tbompooo, Bklprtooa - 8. WeovoT, nfaotaee * W. Cooke, not out 31 J. Ora***. Ibar, b Shtptton* C. «. H*fc. b Sbinctoa* 80 O. Hardy, not out . 8 Extra* 9 Total (for wW*) IMSKTUW AM DISTRICT Maataa CalUary t. Galaabaraagh Brit. At Man to*. OAIKBBOROCO*. 8 ...

... played well, but could nut score. ELECTRIC SUPPLY 4, SHEFFIELD FORGE 3. At Blrley Meadows. scored first through Mitrhelt, but Thomae equalised. !y scored aga'-> through 1/wnes. and added third. In the half Forge aoored through end He.il-i and Uudron scored ...

... Club 3. Spital Mills 1. CNItTIRFIKLD CHORCHn LCAftUK. 1. Wl.lttington Conga. . New Tunton 6. 3 Parish Church BjC. 7. St. Thomas’s 2. Whittington Moor Cong* 7. Church 0. 9t. Augqttine'a Bet. 1. St. Mtr> t Bet. 0. lUNIBR LIAQUB. Grttamoor Rover* 6. CUv ...

... Lindiey (Sheffield, ited) won the sprint. Ha was three yards outside even time, and wee not pushed that, waa followed home R. £. Thomas and O. i T. dark, of Leeds A.C.. sod loads 'Varsity, straight 280 yards the result was the same, and Lindiey returned 23.1 ...

... Doncaster were tha Tankaialay this afternoon. Tankers|ey included Chapman, Elaecar. and took llrat mtunga. They opened wtth J. Hardy and J. Whittaker against the bowling of Bedford and Dexter With the 13 Whitt>W waa caught by Bajea ot Dexter, and. with only ...

... and Watson 22. avainst the bowling of Smith, four for 55. and Perry, four for 24 The •• Railwav nun.” thank* « ...

... white Gibiona trounced Hammond. T RotherhaL. King * Head. At the King'* Arms, Secretary M. Att«ood l*cn kind enough Sli J ami Thomas won the fir>t three U Rotherham U^*fJ S2?ammf* the R-ival and lliniii|won and victoalters* League White Hart A goX ,^ ,h visitor* ...

... pointe beck from the Stocksbridge Victory Club. Tho View players recorded the highest and lowest mores. Hardy made 79 and Montgomery three! Hardy had a break of made a score of 105 for Tinsley W.M.G against was one Tinsley’s throe winners Percy Schweitzer ...

... JU-Im-l p.,rK Avenue 2. Boy* 0. CHESTER ELD CHURCHES LKACUK. j Rr.tui'l-n 3. 1. 1 btanijlun l*r nii* •■A” 4. Brampton St. Thomas 3. CHESTERFIELD RESULTS. I Hnmin«toii t 2, Apperknowle 4. ! tjl Rat-gors R- *. 4. Old Whittington He#. 2. llarroa II II 4 ...

... Scarbro* 225- 145. Hardwick Coll. 74 for Glapwell 50 for two v. Ou»tcrficU’ tshofßcld Banker* 100 for 7 v. '» Oollcgiato **B.” Hardy rtilcnt Pick 97. B. and C. for 7. Wocdteits 86. I.ittlc l.ondon '.t for four. Sheffield Utc’. W for four, dec; Hull for c IY/M ...

... June 29th.—Huddersfield C. and A.C. Mr. U. L. Reynard, Pavilion, Fartown, Huddersfield. Juno 29th.—Derby. Mr. J. Yeomans, St. Thoma* Street, Derby. June 29th.—Lincoln. Mr. J. Littleovor, | Chelmsford Street, Lincoln. fwtawdey FootbaHtr’s Bawlinc Upstls ElMcar ...