... HEANOR. Last Saturday's match between Heanor and Walsa trite first the Midland League played proved good one. The visitors were a strong team and at -first save Heanor some trouble, but as ' game went played splendidly, and ' match ever better contested ...

... ACKROYD'S BENEFIT MATCH, The local team to play against Grimsby Town to-day, for the benefit of the Grimsby player Ackroyd, leaves Nottingham at 12.30 this afternoon, and will be as follows : W. Brown, goal ; T. McLean and F. Thompson, backs ; C. Bromley ...

... AT HEANOR. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. On Wednesday evening the annual banquet of the Town Cricket Club and presentation of prizes took plate at the Rays Arms Hotel. when about 40 members and friends partook of an excellent repast prepared by Mr. Thai Butler ...

... right wing; Ackroyd, centre. Linesman: Mr. A. Naylor. The Reserves have no match, so their should be a good go by the special from Heanor to Sheepbridge, the fare being caily is. 6d., and a very cheap ride indeed. • • • To-day week Heanor receive a visit ...

... 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 ...

... RUGBY MATCH AT HEANOR, TEANIS FOR S RIMY'S I.,RLAT HEANOR TOWN CRICKET PROPOSAL TO JOIN THE BORDER LEAGUE. --- A large gathering of vice-presidents, sup- Porter , . and players of Eleanor Town C.C. was held In the Pavillon, on the Town ...

... HEANOR. Only a moderate atfeadaan assembled to witness the coo test between Heaoor Town and Dresden the Hcanor enclosure. Another player Burned Talbot was tried in the Heaaor team, thoroughly justified bis inclusion. Dresden eery powerfully represented ...

... RE-PLAYED HEANOR TOWN T. PUDDINGS. Three teams tin die Manor enclosure, balore • nsiderate attendance. The homeetent were minus Ackroyd. and Rowlame. Great interept centred in - the match. se the game ended in a draw id Val elk-4Y the previous Saturday ...

... A 0: Heanor Institut© 80. Heanor Athletic A 1: Heanor Athletic B 2. Cotmanbay Waverley B 0; Langley Mill B bye. Gough, the ffrnalley goalkeeper, was greatly applauded for his smart work, which was regarded as the best exhibition ever seen Heanor Town ...

... 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 ...

... At Heanor. The first round in tile six-a-side contests arranged by the leanor and District League was decided on Saturday, with thb following results, on the Heanor Recrea.tion Ground:— First Round.—Heanor Institute A 2, Mar'pool Institute A 0; Loscoe ...

... 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 ...