... HEANOR TOWN CLUB. wnial dinner and meeting with dob was held on night the Rays Anna Hold, Heaoir. —Mir. John Hoibrook pmeidnd, and ]—e—ntod rriane and mndak to the pUyeok Mr. Baggn- hntning 18 inningu, 661 rone, 38.76, and ax Udmb over SO rans; J. Ackroyd'e ...

... Heanor Town C.C. fWnor Town C.C. (Champions Cricket Senior Alliance, 1918 and 19191, of which the chief officials are: Chairman. Mr. T. >«. Smith: treasurer, Mr .1. ; Kon. secretary, Mr.J. K IToodhouce, last season also gamed the Perbyshire Cricket Alliance ...

... HEANOR TOWN C.C. SPORTS The 20tJi annual amateur athletic sports, organised by the Heanor Town Cricket Club, were held this afternoon on the Recreation Ground, where there was large attendance. Mr. A. Green, N.C.U., judged the cycle races, and the following ...

... C. Woolley (forward) late Codnor Rangers, J. and A. Ackroyd (right half and full back) late Ripley Town, together with W. S. (back). 6. Gent (goal). A, (forward), J. Whysall (forward) late Heanor Athletic, and other good local players. The club will ...

... 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 SPORTSMAN HONOURED. On Saturday, tbe Honor Town (irouDd, at tie oonolusion of ttie AUmdcc own oh, Mr. John Ack_ nojd. Wiho for the pot join ban been connected with loon) football and cricket, presented with in notea and fnamed photograph of the ...

... 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 ...

... Darlington ; F. Ellis full back. late Raleigh Athletic ; F. W. Price, forward, late Shirebruok • J. Ackroyd, right half, and A. Ackroyd, full back, late Ripley Town. Several at the best of last season's players will also be available. 40,000 PANES OF GLASS. ...

... HEANOR FOOTS LEAGUE MEETING. meeting of the and District I-eague was held at the Rays Arms Hotel last evenin*. under the presidency of Mr. J. Ackroyd, supported the secretaries. Mews. Woodhv»usi» and P. Willey. and ail the dubs referee sported United ...

... —Keighley (Cotmanhay 8.C.); A. (Heanor Wealeyan) and J. iucharda (Maripool Institute); L, Marriott (Heanor Baptist). ...

... 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 ...