... pinned to Doncaster quarters, but the remarkable custodianship of Mossey rendered ali efforts to score the wianing point tutile, and the game enced in a draw, Eecerxcrox Wores goal. Ecxtncrox Works Rovers. 1 goal, Doncaster Rovers.—Massey, Langton, Parr, ...

... DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. Fbiday, March 12. The Trial St-kbs of 5 sovs. each, with 30 sovs. added, for three , yrs. old. The winner to pay 5 sovs. towards expeusea. ?? (9 subs.) j Mr. H. Williams's Coatrel, 3 yrs., 6st. 71b (Bray) 1 ! Mr. T. I'arr's Odd ...

... half-time. Re. Muteers remaining We: — 5 goals Doncaster Rovers , 0 gual Rangers.—H. Fullwood, goal; Harte , backs; Bostick, Garden, half-backa ; Ha! cen right wing E. Fullwood, left wing; FPrettin goal; Langton, A. Attree, becka; Hoyle, Avtr-e, Hunt, helf-backs; ...

... WEDNESDAY WANDERERS v, DONCASTER ROVERS. In fine bnt windy weather a goodly number spectators assembled Olivo Grove to •vitnees this ordinary mstch. The Rvvors, winning the toss, set the Wanderers to face strong breexs and, at times, brill tart sno, the ...

... ROVERS y¥. The Doncaster Rovers played their first match on their own ground. and being a Midland League en- @ considerable amount of interest was e. The Rovers were on the spin of the to take advantage of the sun and wind. coin, and Langton elected off ...

... DONCASTER ROVERS v. PARK GRANGE. Played at Doncaster in wet weather. Result Doncahte& Rovers 4 goals. Pars Grange 2 goals. The Rovers were very weak, owing to the absence Langton. Munro, Brunt, and F. Bilsland, while the visitors were strongly represented ...

... THE SHEFFIELD DAILY NEWS DONCASTER SUMMER MEETING. Ambassador’s Breakfast. gentleman who has occasion to call upon the French Embassy with reference to the passport system, observes that bis Excellency looks the image of an ogre whilst devouring his breakfast ...

... the racing; Doncaster people go enjoy the racing . 7 TJ T and day’s outing—a distinction with a cliff*- A eno-3. | Thb Yobeshibeman Loves Sport il A L with an intensity 'of feeling known to few natives thene warmer latitudes; with Doncaster Town Moor an ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. DAVID KEN^AY DONCASTER. The mortal remains of Mr. David Kenway Doncaster, of the firm of Daniel Doncaster and Sons, steel maun- facturers, who was for several years an overseer of the poor for Sheffield township, and a prominent member ...

... DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 5 to 1 agst Fitz-Roland (offered) 6 to 1 — Toxophilite (taken freely) 12 to 1 — Sunbeam 14 to 1 — East Langton 25 to 1 — Cock-a-doodle-doo 30 to 1 — Physician (taken) [ADVERTISEMENT.] To SPORTSMEN.-STABLE Si CHETS.—The Winner at the ...

... DONCASTER SEPTEMBER Entries for the Great Yorkshire sovs. each, 15 ft., and. only if added, for three-year-olds and up Course. Age Clara Webster 3 Leamiagton,. 6 Yellow Rose.. 3 Timandra .. Birmingham 3 The Argosy.. 4 Satinstone .. 4 Underhand .. 5 Paul ...

... SPOBTINQ. LATEST CITY BETING. Manchester Pboduce Stake*. 6t040n E. Langton |2to 1 agst Gildermire. Manchesteb Union Cup. sto 1 agst Cotswold j 6to 1 agst Hadji. Manchesteb Tradesmen’s Cup. 5 to I agst Childrey I 7 to 1 agst South West-6to agst Thornhill ...