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... Wooi'honee; Alfreten Town v. Alfreton Church Instiduo. Mr. G. W. Weight; v. Loscoe Swift., Mr. A. Brantley; Blind:- well v. Heanor United. Mr. G. H. Brenttfrk„ Ridding.; Mogen United y. Iloripool United. Mr. W. Drown. Heanor; Ilkestoa Town v. Ilkeston Red ...
... HEANOR One of the fastest games played on the Beattor encloware this season was that between the Town and Stapleton]. The visitors are • tough. strong. and wiry yet of players, and certainly gave Meaner • grand game. The day, like its predecessors during ...
... HEANOR Although bad has farm to the Town's lot for the past few weeks, a change for the better took place in their match with Stanton Hill last Saturday Of coulee, the team which opposed them was not at all superior; nevertheless, it MI gratifying to ...
... HEANOR AND DISTRICT LIAOUR DISGRACV.FUL coxnucT OF SPECTATORS- On Taraday evening a mutably geoeral meeting if this league was held at the Hotel, He&DO!, under prraidracy of Mr. Jobs Ackroyd who was supported by Memrs. Wooimage and Willey. the boo. a ...
... KENNON TOWN V. BULWELL UNITED Heanor Town: J. Fawkes goal • G. Calledine and S. Leach, backs • J. Bestwick, H. Kent, and G. Cope, half-back;; J. Williamson, J. Ackroyd, W. Thorpe, G. Dunn, and E. Hart, forwards. United: goof; Woolley and • Critch. backs; ...
... NEANOR TOWN V. MANSFIELD. }leaner Ton: J. Fowkea, goal; W. Phipps and S. LeAtit • backs •• J Beataiek H. Kent and T. -. . _ Stereos, half-haeks ; J. Willi . asason, W. Thorpe, J. Ackroyd, U. Dann, and E. Hart, forwards. Mansfield : Marples, goal; ...
... NEWSTEAD BYRON V. HEARIN TOWN. The POETS AUAIN SUCCD•3BFUL. With H,anor iu the running for the championahip mid SA the poets invarianty play a strong game at home, an ,nteresting inatelt was looked torwaxtl to at Newatead. New stead'a over Ifeanor ...
... RED HILL UNITED Tbe:Wo;; teara• - :metio=ds;l - a Tea — lfret -- . 7ou — nd of NOTTS. & DISTRICT LEAGUE INT& RESERVE V. HEANOR TOWN A DISAPPOINTING GAIIE. _ In dna weetitee them dabs met for the thi on the Trent Bridge Deonad. the visit of the Doty/hire ...
... Allreton Town 5. Ashmore U, Pye Bridge v. Greenwich N Evans 11, Hesnor Reserve v. Underwood J. H. Twella U, South Nonunion v. New Ennioley F. Cope U, Langley Mill v. Golden Valley 2. Woodhouse 15. Attrition Town R,..erve v Greenwklt 3. Ackroyd Is, Underwood ...
... broke away and almost sawed, bet the Heanor backs were mound, and relieved the premiere again and again. The home forwards, not to be denied, daslied, off sod attacked the Reserves' citadel, and from a penalty kick Ackroyd drew first blood. This reverse had ...
... a penalty after twenty minute' play, hater being wtil beaten by Ackroyd. Following this, the had the best of matters, and held their advautaw of one goal at halftime. On resuming. Heanor played in clever fashion and two mare goal. were added by Williamaon ...
... Rerult : BRADFORD v. BURLY . Buiky. Strait : BURY V. CLAYTON ORIENT. Clapton Orient. 9 F ulh am FULHAM v. GLOSSOP. 2 GRIMSBY TOWN v. LINCOLN Result Linoln Oty . I HUDDERSFIELD v. BRISTOL Result : Iluddersfield Tows LEICR3TER POSSE v. STOCKPORT co : Irrineeter ...