... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... right wing; Ackroyd, centre. Linesman: Mr. A. Naylor. The Reserves have no match, so their should be a good go by the special from Heanor to Sheepbridge, the fare being caily is. 6d., and a very cheap ride indeed. • • • To-day week Heanor receive a visit ...

... HEANOR. Last Saturday's match between Heanor and Walsa trite first the Midland League played proved good one. The visitors were a strong team and at -first save Heanor some trouble, but as ' game went played splendidly, and ' match ever better contested ...

... ACKROYD'S BENEFIT MATCH, The local team to play against Grimsby Town to-day, for the benefit of the Grimsby player Ackroyd, leaves Nottingham at 12.30 this afternoon, and will be as follows : W. Brown, goal ; T. McLean and F. Thompson, backs ; C. Bromley ...

... HEANOR Alse, the long expacted ha.s 4 arrived. and Hv:an..r to take a bout etut aa the this *MVO. It 1,11.1 no wore than what WAIN expected. liesnor have had the meat wretched lock, drawn hum home every round in the competition. When it wea known that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...