... (Lincoln) I, & Sheardown, Flixborough Grange; Lincolm ram: I, A. 73S EH Godfrey, 7% J. W. Hanneth, Co! 2, W. Cow: 1, C. Langton, Normanby; 2, G. Westoby, Fix 3, Mrs. Lamming, pig (gilt or sow), age to be taken imo 1, ¢ Normanby; 2, J. Gunson, Thealby ...

... scaring the third gord for Doncaster. The same player was going away nicely again when E. Whitehouse, one of the visiting backs, winded him. He was soon able to resume, however, end half-time arrived with the result: — Doncaster Rovers ?? _, 3 goals. Mexbro' ...

... ts, need, therefore, no longer hold aloof. WHARNCLIFFE CHABITY CUP. This afternoon, at Bramall lane, Botherham Town and Doncaster Rovers will meet for the third time to endeavour to decide which shall play Staveley in the final stage of the above competition ...

... further scoring took place, the game ending as follows 1— Doncaster ?? 4 goals. United Reserves ?? 1 goal. Mr. Wallace, of Eecleafield, was the referee. Doncaster Rovers.— Eggett, goal ; Attree aad Langton, baoks ; Waddington, HnUey, and Wright, half-backs; ...

... MIDLAND COUNTIES’ LEAGUE. SHEFFIELD UNITED V. DOKGASTE3 ROVERS. Doncaster were late m urriving, and play did not commence until 3.15. There was fair “pit,** about 800 being present. Doncaster lost the toss, and had to play with the sun in their eyes towards ...

... CUP. FINAL TIE. SHEFFIELD UNI lED v. DONCASTER ROVERS. At Bramall lane some 3000 or 4000 spectators assembled to witness the final tie for the Sheffield Association Challenge Cup between the above teams. Doncaster were fully represented, while the United ...

... Miles icaDp. ti i. Warebam poo 1; F. Pacer zaham Harbvur), ‘eat 2 Straiton (Leeds), 90 yards, ' 1; w. Siark e (Doncaster), 55 y: J.A Doncaster), 330 yards, 3, Heat 3 MW (Hull inal—A ;F idly contested race Coulson (Grimsby), 245 , 2;R Stocks, 1; G. 9min ...

... Munday got offside. Doncaster got away, and Roberts missing his kick, Doncaster scored the first of the day with a rapid shot from the left wing. ‘lay goin to the other end, Munday shot over the bar—a good shot, which nar- Doncaster’s lucky goal did not ...

... game continued exciting to the finish, when ‘Newark won luckily by one goal to none. DONCASTER ROVERS v. KETTERING. ‘These teams met for the first time at Doncaster on Saturday, in the League. There fairly gnod attendance, over 1,000 s; tators being Tae ...

... Rotherham had won a hotly-contested game, ttietscore being : — Rotherham „ r 1 goal. Doncaster Rovers ?? 0 goal. Doncaster Rovers.— Mmt»sy, goal; Dowsoa and Langton, backs ; Cuthbert, Gj.-uld, and Attree, half, backs ; Parr, Waddington, Smajth, Lester ...

... opportunities. Play became Tl ven and fast, but Doncaster played somewhat the w ...

... sen any previous eleven who had visited Matlock thie season. If anything, the Rovers had the Langton being frequently applauded and another wsitora, which Langton the bali es it speedily along and out of the reach game to one pothing farther was and up to ...