... Road. Rinrlev wo nr Heanor Rood. Titeston: Wibhorlev. Ww. 3 Strect Alvazton De he: Wilke F , 206 Stafford Street, Rarton-on-Trent: P. 11? Weet Hill Heanor Woothorce, 7 R 3 Wellington. Street, Heanse;: Wreicht, R.. Fletcher Street Heanor The names of Derbwshire ...

... for complaint the Derby Cedars v. Belper Town ordered extra time to in this match, as it was 8 draw at one hour and a half. The Town vad of extra time, end in consequence was “eed te Council 5s, the club 10s. Town played Tom Walker, was not not having been ...

... than Belper Town played gh tnere was only a margin Duffield Rangers, thou hem at the finish. Green of two goals between t was again a bit off. *,? Ripley Town and Alfreton Church Guild met day at Ripley in a Mid Derbyshire again on Satur The Town were without ...

... Hill's Ivauhoe 6 Melbourne Town . .., Belper Town Derby Wand 1 Holbrook Swifts 3 Milford Ui.d 1 Belper Cow Hill 2 Long Eaton St. Helen's 1 Division B. Kilburn United Derby Wan. Res. 0 Vulcan Ath Heage 2 Belper Town Res. Holbrook Utd 1 Belper ...

... Fletcher's (Heanor). I, Cheetham 1 — Heanor United v. Shipley United W. Roe Wandereis v. Stoneyford. T. Horsley. B—Shipley United t. Cotmanhay Reds. J. Peace. B.—M.'.ripool United v. Ilkeston United. J. Ackroyd 8 —Ilkeston Red Stars v. Loscoe Swifts ...

... a poor in front of their own supporters, and all that eleven players could do wa3 score 20 runs against Heanor. The this weakness was that Heanor witn five wickets to spare obtained the brace points in very easy manner. None of the players could play ...

... ) 232 DERBYSHIRE SENIOR ALLIANCE. CODNOB PABK v. HEANOR TOWN. Played at Park. Scores: Codnor Park.-J. Eley. b White. 4; W. Davis, run out. 5; W. Hoi well, b Ackroyd. 0; G. Ashton c Brown Ackroyd. 3; F. Riley, b White, 6; J Whitehcuse. c Shipley b 'White ...

... the most trundlers for the defeated eleven. * * went Heanor Town on Saturday. The was chiefly notable ft** some bowling feats. Reuben Wright.v of Reanor. obtained nix wicket sfor runs, and Ackroyd four for 33. Tatlow. for was credited with five wickets ...

... R. Wood house, Heanor. Heanor Bangers v. Loscoe Swifts.—F. Toplis, Langiey Mill. „ . , Bailey Grove Athletic v. United.—J. .Ackroyd, Heanor. United v. Cotmanhay Reds.—A. Bramley. Heanor. ' ' '■ yr.Aj-' &aT&-_'a Fletcher and Sona' ( ...

... the opening cere- money was ge Ackroyd, of Heanor, who, boy, was brought up at that Re v J. W. Nield occupied Sunday | the chair, and there was a good company pre- sent. Mr J. Wheatcroft and Mr J. J. Simpson Mr Ackroyd. The former said the alterations ...

... had language. J. © Wanderers, was sus pended for one month. in the teh, Town ¥ The referee reported thet be bad © Wirksworth St. 3 Barratt, Belper off the field us wi rksworth St. Town, and W. Taylo The Wirkeworth Club said that for fighting. field Barratt ...

... 15; Hitchcock, ¢ Stoddard b Weightman. 2; it. ec Brentnall b Ackroyd, 6; Greaves, c Weightman b Ackroyd, 1; Bryan, c Weightman b Ackroyd, 0; Vardy, not out, 0 Heanor Town, 155 (fr 5 wickets). egtras, LOSCOE UNITED CODNOR PARK. At Loscoe. ...