... HEANOR TOWN V. GRANTHAM ROVERS. At Heanor. It was a fast and exciting match. At half-time the record was one goal each. In the second half, superb play, the visitors secured two more goals, by Freeman and Woodhouse. Jardine, Levers, and Ackroyd scored ...

... HEANOR TOWN v. WELLINGBOROUGH. Heanor Town: Leigh, goal; Brantnall and Leach, backs; Anthony. Carlin. and Fitzpatrick. halfbacks Wildgoose, Allen, Ackroyd, wed Hopkins, forwards. ts ellingborough : Shawley, goal; and Ben. backs • Davies ...

... HEANOR TOWN.. GRANTHAM ROVIRS. At Heaney, the ground being thickly covered with snow. The visitors were powerfully represented, and the Town were able or put their full strength into the field. The visitors set tbe ball in motion. having advantage of ...

... men together, the teams were seen to be composed as follows: Heanor Town.—J. Carlin (goal), Whitelaw, Grainger (barks), S. Carlin, J. Peace, Roulstone (half backs), Butterworth, Widowson, Ackroyd, Hardy, and Jaecock (forwards). Belper.—Waller (goal), Varney ...

... GRANTHAM ROVERS v. HEANOR TOWN. On the Harlartm•road Ground, Grantham, an daterday. There were about SOO spectators The Rovers lost the beg, and kicked up the bill with in so in their eyes, although they had the edema*, of midi breeze. Flinders', for ...

... another from Ackroyd, the teaaa complotoly penning their opponents in their own territory. /rest sect in • fast shot which hit one af the visitors' backs, and the caner WAN well placed by Ackroyd. Tears beaded in, saving goal in fins style. The Town were not ...

... WEDNESDAY RESERVE v. HEANOR TOWN. Sheffield, before 1,000 people. The first half was even, and neither aide scored. changing ends Topham scored for Wednesday from penalty. Subsequently Heanor played well, and seven mmutee from time Ackroyd equalised, and a ...

... HEANOR TOWN v. NIATLO9i These teams on the first-named club's ground. belis.. arreadanve. liemor had full etrenctb. The teams lime ma follow goal : Harhaw and Smith. back.: Thernui&, &map. and Well. halt•l.acl.,.. Mills sad prim. right wiag; and McHyde ...

... HEANOR TOWN v. BURTON WANDERERS. In glortioue weather these tonne met on the Heanor enclosure, before a large gate. Heanor were minus Ackroyd and Carlin. Heanor winning the toss kicked towards the Park end. and ...

... HEANOR TOWN v. GIRDLING GROVE. This match was played at Reams, cn Satanlay, before • fair muster of speoterors. The 'wooed in • dreadful condition, being one sheet of ice and snow. In fact it was so bad that it was mutually agreed that charging should ...

... Hunt, F. Lomax, .T. CalUdine, G. Ackroyd, G. Wheatley, ftc.—The Chairman referred to the position of the association, and reported, as one of the deputation appointed the last meeting to wait on the tradesmen the town, that they had met with wonderful ...

... HEANOR. Tradrhhan-9 Association. One of tbe roost successful meetings in connection with the Heanor TrsdestnAn’s Association was held on Wednesday evening in Huftun’s linildings, Heaaor. Mr. Isaac Bircunwhaw (president) occupied the chair, and amongst ...