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... WEDNESDAY RESERVE v. HEANOR TOWN. Sheffield, before 1,000 people. The first half was even, and neither aide scored. changing ends Topham scored for Wednesday from penalty. Subsequently Heanor played well, and seven mmutee from time Ackroyd equalised, and a ...
... extras, 12—total, 58. Heanor Town.—Fletcher not out 33, Baggaley not out 41; extras, 6—total (for no wicket), 80. DENBY v. HEANOB. TOWN. At Denby. Scores: — Denby (J. A. Brown 12, D. Brown 10, Moore not out 131 . . 68. Heanor Town.—Fletcher ...
... HEANOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB. The annual amateur athletic *ports held under the auspices of Heanor Town Cricket Club attained their 21st majority this year, but on Saturday the attendance was not large as in some previous years on Heanor ...
... HEANOR TOWN v. SELSTON Played at Langley Mill on Saturday, and owing to showery weather ended a draw. Best wick for captured six wicket* for 35 runs, and H. Wilson four for 21. Scores:— Seluton. Godfrey b Boitwick B Wilde Brentnall b Wilson 27 .1 .1 Wood ...
... HEANOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB. At the anpual meeting of the Border League Club, presided over by Mr. J. Diggle, the secretary, Mr. J. R Woodhouse, reported that the first team bad won dmatohes, lost 8, and drawn 6; whilst the second tesm bad won 3, lost 11 ...
... HEANOR TOWN v. BURTON WANDERERS. In glortioue weather these tonne met on the Heanor enclosure, before a large gate. Heanor were minus Ackroyd and Carlin. Heanor winning the toss kicked towards the Park end. and ...
... HEANOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB At the annnal meeting of this cricket club, held at vhe Ray’s Arms, Hotel, Heanor, Mr, J. Ackroyd was appoinied chairman for the mecting, and was supported by Mr., Ww. B:\fi&n, hon. secretary. The election of officets resulted ...
... HEANOR TOWN.. GRANTHAM ROVIRS. At Heaney, the ground being thickly covered with snow. The visitors were powerfully represented, and the Town were able or put their full strength into the field. The visitors set tbe ball in motion. having advantage of ...
... support. It wae a pity in a town like Heanor supporters did not rally up better. Prizes had been won as follows:—First team: Batting, A. Brentna!l, 28.15; second prize, W. Bagguley. 24.37; bowling, first, G. Spence; second, J. Ackroyd. gecond team: Batting ...
... Hunt, F. Lomax, .T. CalUdine, G. Ackroyd, G. Wheatley, ftc.—The Chairman referred to the position of the association, and reported, as one of the deputation appointed the last meeting to wait on the tradesmen the town, that they had met with wonderful ...
... extras 4: total. 51. DERBYSHIRE JUNIOR ALLIANCE. HEANOR TOWN PES. «. ALDERCAR. Tlayed at Heanor. W. Smith, for Heanor, cap- tured four wickets for six runs, and G. Buxton four for 153. Sean: HEANOR TOWN RES—T. ...
... Cricket. HEANOR TOWN CRICKET CLUB. The club won the championship of the Derbyshire Alliance, their sea,on's record being:— played 18, won 11, lost 3. drawn 4• The averages are as follows:— BOWLI G Overs. lidns. Runs. Wkte. Avge. W. Shipie7 5 129 18 7 ...