... are open dates TEAM October Retford Town home November 7th Town November 14th Worksop Reserve home November 21st Cleethorpes December 5th Grimsby All Saints LL December 12th Gains Ch home December 29th Retford Town 1897 9th Cleethorpes home Grimsby Res ...

... rear platshot straight acroee the goal mouth, but hft . our beat appear Heanor snttohipg made matter* warm foe patient, and read and observe and reply stupidly the Oounty, Ackroyd sending lightning shot into with a '‘That's so?'* or “Ja, neither of which ...

... threatened, but no actual violence transpired. LINCOLN CITY SWIFTS v. HEANOR. The return match in the Midland Alliance was played on John O'Gaunt’s Grouvd, Lincoln, in snowy weather. Heanor team were the first to show to advantage, but when half-time arrived ...

... ground, Ripley on that og by four goals to none. Result of oh : Tibshelf, 4 goals ; Ripley Town, 0. HEANOR TOWN v. GEDLING GROVE. his match was played at Heanor, on Saturday, is a fair muster of spectators. The ground was dreadful condition, being one ...

... player mimed the opening. The ball was again entrusted to and Ackroyd, rushing to his assistance, snored the fleet goal 15 minutes from the start amid loud cheering. After this the Heanor men played with great dash, and for a few minutes held their opponents ...

... Tows HEANOR TOWN v. EATON RINGERS. In splendid weather met on the Manor there being a fairly good ritsendsnoe. team entered the enokerure punesnally to tune. but the Tinton% were more than 16 late. 31abbott scored for than withM live ounutra Heanor attacked ...

... LEAGUE. HEANOR TOWN v. ILKESTON. At Heanor. The Heanor team will follows: J. Fowkes, goal; A. Brent nail and 8. Leach, backs; J. Beetwick, S. Carlin, and J. Fit*- patnek, half-backs; C. Willatt and A. Wildgoose, right wing; J. Allen, centre; J. ...

... FOOTBALL. DERBYSHIRE CUP. (REPLAYED FINAL TIE.) HEANOR TOWN v. ILKHSTON. These teams met on Thursday evening on the ffeanor Town Ground, in the presence of about s,ooospectators. On Good Friday they met to play off the final Ilkesion, when no goals were ...

... Rutherford and Allen, left wing. Heanor Town v. Wellingborough.—At Heenor. Heanor Town : A. Leigh, goal; BrentoaU and 8. Leach, backs; W. Anthony, S. Carlin, and J. Fitzpatrick, half backs; C. WiUatt. A. Wildgoose. J. Allen, J. Ackroyd, and ...

... Burton Wanderer. Bieffi«ld Reserve . 1 IEANOB TOWN ▼. DONCASTER. Town: A. Leigh, goal; A. Brentnall and 6. Leach, barka; A White, 8. Oarlin, and J. FiUpathck. half-back.; C. Willatt. A. Wild- Allen, Ackroyd, and J. Hopkins, Wuter: Higgitt, goal; Tomer ...

... UEANOK. Heanor Town have bad a rather easy time of it this Easter-tido. one match being the earn total of their eugagemeuts. This was played on Monday, and it was most important engagement to. It was the retura encounter with their old rivals, Ilkeston ...

... ..S Sheffield Wednesday &nerve .. 1 HEANOR TOWN v. DONCASTER. Hewer Town A. Leigh, goal; A. Brentaall sad 8- Leach, backs • A. White, 8. Carlin, and J. Fitzpatrick, hsl•backs ; C. WillaW, A. Wild. Ails., J. Ackroyd, and J. Hopkiao, Dosouter: Higgitt, ...