... 16 17 Ilenr.or Town 8 3 3 41 24 17 Kettering Town 15 8 6 1 27 Ilkeston Town 15 6 o 5 ->4 1j Rovers 10 7 0 2. 14 Wellingborough Town 11 5 4 ...

... : H. H. Watson (Shefflald) and E. Dickinson (Huddersfield). BURTON UNITED v. NEW BROMPTON. H. Hayes (Nottingham); J. Ackroyd (Heanor) and J. G. A. Sharp (Lichfield). NOTTS COUNTY T. PRESTON NORTH END. A. J. Barker (Hanley); A. E. Serin* (Hull) and W. ...

... about twenty minutes, but thedofenceof Heanor wax excellent, and tho game was fast to the close, but neither side could find the net again, and Heanor won by three goals to Derby two. CHESTERFIELD TOWN v. KETTERING TOWN. The visit of Chesterfield to Kettering ...

... played at Heanor in heavy downpour of rain. Tho visitors hail t lie benefit of astillisb breeze, and were not long ere they made a raid on the goal, flarke bringing off capital goal, whilst Denton added second for Leicestershire side. Heanor now worked ...

... Dresden. Dresden United v. Long Eaton Rangers. At lf©anor. Heanor Town Kettering. At Worksop. rough Town v. Worksop Town. At Btishden, Rush-lea Town Wellingbotough Town. LAHCASKIRE SEHIOE COP. The first round, ...

... Qnintinlans 1 Wuablsdon T, Kingston T.M.C.A Ipswich Town ▼. Beccles Oaxton 1 Wood bridge ▼. Oxford and District. 0 Inswiehaad District Leagos 1 ▼. Leiston and Saxmandhaa.. Norwich 0.8.T.H8. 1 ▼. Bury Town 0 Bary Alexandra (A) 3 ▼. Larenbam 0 Oolaheatar Crown ...

... 11 17 Kettering Town 12 7 4 1 18 17 15 United 8 7 1 0 24 14 Oloasop North End 9.6.2.. 1 23 11 13 Wellingborough Town 11 .. 5 3 3 18 .. 17 13 leaner Town 11 2 2i ...

... George Beaumont, Esq., Edward Ackroyd, Esq., George Dyson, Esq., Dr. Alexander, Dr. Inglis, Jas. Stanstleld, Esq , Christopher Dawson, Esq., &c. It was moved Mr. Dyson, and seconded by Mr. Hoatson, that Jonathan Ackroyd, Esq., take the chair. T he motion ...

... y added the finishing touch. Heanor v. Mansfield.— Owing to the late arrival oi Mar>- fielu at Heanor yesterday, tbe darkness prevented this unit, i being played out. Twenty minutes after the hick-ut: Hill beat the Heanor custodian, but soon after Hardy ...

... the post with beauty. Eventually ••Timo!” was called with the score—Forest, nothing; Heanor Town, nothing. Extra time had to be played, in the first half which iho Town had tho wind in their favour. Tho Forest, however, pressed, and Collins centering well ...

... artin; vey and Floyd; Lloyd, Walker; Smith, Cunliffe, Lees, Wairicglon, snd Muarot Referee: H Ha, (Notts). Linesmen: J Ackroyd (Heanor) and J O,A-lhup (Lichfield,. BRADFURD OCITY v. KRADlNG.—Bradford: Foulke (or Wise:: Campbell m M 'Lean), and Farren; Robin ...

... HEA XOR Town v. Ilkkston — This match, playeel al Heanor. attracted 5000 people. Wipnatt scored first lor Ilkeston, but Hardy immediately equalised, and at half-time it wasoneeac'i. Cn resuming Carlin was injured anil left the field. Heanor scored through ...