... heanor town c.c. Mr J. W. Smith presided the annual meeting the Heanor Cricket Club laet erening. report showed that during the past season the club wen .both, the Senior and Junior Alliance Championships Starting the year with a balance of £23 8s 9d ...

... Ray7>e* 4, extra* ♦; total, 51. DERBYSHIRE JUNIOR ALLIANCE. TOWN RES. v. ALDERCAR. Flayed Hcanor. W. Smith, for Heanor. raptured four wickets for six runs, and G. Buxton four for 13. Score:— HEANOR TOWN RES.—T. Jackson c Bcsdwirk Watson 14. A. Pynegar Anthony ...

... 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 ...

... TOWN C.C. These annual sports took place on Heanor Reamtiou Ground, when between three and four thousud spectators were in attendance. Details: - - Mile Novice Cycle. Final: R. W. Minion D.C.A.C.. 32yds, Ist J. Spavin, Scunthorpe, 22yds. 2nd; A. Cheater ...

... PRESENTATION AT HEANOR. At the conclusion of the Alliance match Heanor, a presentation of a purse of £ll and a framed photograph of the team and officials was made to Mr. John Ackroyd, for 25 years a prominent cricketer and footballer for tho Heanor ...

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... HEANOR 2 goals. goal. TOWN-Leigh, goal; Brentnaß and Leach, becks; Anthony, Carlin, and Fitxpatrick. halfback*: Willatt, WildgtMise, Allen, Ackroyd, and Uop- WELUNORRO’.—Shawtey. goal. Robson and Bennett, berks; Davis. Martin, and Murrell, halfbacks; ...

... Directly afterwards Ackroyd scored a fourth for Heanor. The reds made one final effort, forced the game, and were g-.vtn penalty kick close on time, which Raybonid hanged into the net, and fine game ended : 4 reals. ILKESTON 2 *. HEANOR.—Tebbutt, goal; ...

... TOWN v. hbanob town. Played the Manor Ground, Ilkeston, on Saturday, and attracted gate of over 3000 spectators. The morning was very foggy, but fortunately the afternoon wm much dearer, and the game was not interfered with, the slight veil of mist serving ...

... n imi'-ON again passed Ackroyd. who centred shot, which Thraves saved the expense corner. Heanor forwards, man, were splendid trim. An exciting finish was witoeseed, the cam© being well contested throughout Rewult HIftANOR TOWN .. 2 LONG BATON Mr Carpenter ...

... ENGLISH CUP : REPLAYED TIES. HEANOR v. SOUTHAMPTON ST. MARY’S. PLAYER’S LEG BROKEN replayed Cup tie cam© off yesterday Hcancr enclosure, in the presence of 3000 spectator©, snow falling continuously. The Heanor commiltc© had cleared the ground from a ...

... | with a regular gale blowing across the ground. Heanor immediately attacked, Ackroyd shooting at goal, and Bailance had fist out within five seconds. Chesterfield getting hold reversed play, but Heanor back defence was sound. Talbott showed good form ...