... DERBYSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP. DERBY JUNCTION v. IIEANOR TOWN. This match was played to-day (Saturday), at) Heanor, in windy weather, before large attend* aace of spectators. The home toam lost the toss,' and kicked towards the pavilion goal. The home forwards ...

... fixture. Guiseley 3, Heanor Town 0 ON a mudbath of a pitch Heanor Town were well beaten in a one-sided match at Guiseley yesterday. All three Guiseley goals came in the first half hour and they had further vhances to add to that score. ...

... with Ueaoor Town, and being the of the holidays there was a large crowd of apectaton. They were rewarded by some extraordinary cricket, the nil being completely master of the bat that in wriite Ibe fact that both Cod nor Park and Haanor Town are considered ...

... 'chairman) and T. Mayfield. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE AT HEANOR. half-yearly conference of the Nottingham, Derby, Leicester Dirtnct*. of the Sunday School Union was bold Saturday, i.be Town Hall, Heanor There large attendance delegates from rbe various Sunday ...

... rd threatened to sue Heanor Town after being sacked as manager in 1955 Bedford had signed for Heanor after dropping out of the Football League and later moved into management with first Heanor and then Belper Town The row ...

... reception when they lined out follows: IJctinor Town : T. TeWintt, goal : .V Hendry and A. Wliitclav.-, hacks ; J. White, J. lYace, nnd S. Carlin, half leeks ; S. Mills and N. McCallum, right wing ; J. Ackroyd, centre : A. Hardy and J. Thorpe, left wing. ...

... where she was said to be “satisfactory” today The motor-cyclist Mr Cotton of 14 Beech Avenue Ripley was unhurt HEANOR CRASH Mansfield Road Heanor was blocked for a short time yesterday after an accident involving two lorries and a van The lorry drivers Mr ...

... The bride was attended by Miss Brigid O’Herlihy her nieces Nancy and Lucy Ack-royd her nephew Ben Ackroyd the bridegroom’s godson Philip Blanchard Her brother-in-law Mr R Ackroyd was beat man Probation for school break-in 12-year-old boy who admitted breaking ...

... E. Fletcher, Heanor; Mr. Bannett, of Sutton-in-Ashfie'd; Mr. H. Beeby, Loughbro'; Mr. T. Allen, Heanor; Mr. G. Ackroyd, Heanor; Mr. Simpson, Button-in-Ashfield; Mr. T. Baker, Heanor; Meaara. Parkin, Ilkeston, and Mr. H. Harrison, ...

... e of circumstances, were entertained to tea in the New Mills Town Hall by Mr. J. Mackie, J.P.. brotherof the member for Wakefield. Mr. Mackie sun presided at a musical entertainment HEANOR. —SALK OF WORK. On Friday a two days' sale of work was opened ...

... RESERVES v. NOR TOWN. These teams met Heanor this (Wednesday) afternoon to replay their tie the round the Oerbyshire Cup, their previous meeting having resulted in a draw. There was only small attend ance, and the ground was in good condition. Heanor won the ...

... Park SOMERCOTEB HEANOR TOWN Town, after their easy victory over Codnor, modi the Journey Somorootes Saturday with •vary confidence of gaining another victory, particularly as the wicket, bang soft, favoured their veteran trundler. J. Ackroyd. But Somerootes ...