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... Loewe. rga New IthiLway.—On Wednesday the first special train arranged to start from Heanor new station west to Scarborough. The members of the Co-operative Society, Heanor, bad specially arranged to be provided with a saloon carriage, but found it was not ...
... the combined attacks of their opponents' forwards resulted in Jardine obtaining a fifth goal for Heanor. Half-time arrived with the score unaltered—Heanor Town 5 goals, Rotherham Swifts 1 goal. On change of ends the home team still maintained their superiority ...
... for the home DM were unable to break through of their opponents. At half-time -Heanor Town, 2 goals ; Smalley timing, the visitors played away, it goal had been obtained by Town they succeeded, after some . Hyte placed the ball through, wed in quick succession ...
... at half-time the game Junction three goals, Heanor Town ganging ends the home team played the ball was shot into the hands of sr but was eventually put through by The Town, urgod on by repeated cries Heanor, dashed off, but was doomed igappointment, ...
... ground, Ripley on that og by four goals to none. Result of oh : Tibshelf, 4 goals ; Ripley Town, 0. HEANOR TOWN v. GEDLING GROVE. his match was played at Heanor, on Saturday, is a fair muster of spectators. The ground was dreadful condition, being one ...
... of the Manor Town Footob (Mr. Charles H. Wright) desires to contra• statement made in tome newspapers to the that Bob Jardine has signed for Sheffield L The statement is unfounded, end the r Club desire it to be contradicted. MANOR TOWN v. BIDDINGS. a ...
... up Heanor ! had its desired effect, 1.01 to a man roused up, and R. Wright, lace, Stott, Sharpe, Cotton, and Rippin ornbined rush, and the latter registered oal for Heanor. Their opponents then ad half-time arrived, the game standing ils, Heanor Town ...
... a grand concert was given in the Wesleyan School-room, Heanor, promoted by the members of the Heanor Wesleyan Mutual Improvement Society, the object being to inaugurate a benevolent fund for Heanor. The concert was fairly patronised. An attractive programme ...
... and low quick shot registered the second Heanor. The visitors again rallied, stopped several miraculous shots, moiling match ended in favour of pals to one. odhouse (goal), Wright, Cotton, Stott, Jardine, Ackroyd, Leivers, *. kington, Hayes, Jackson, Idountney ...
... Sharpe turned out in their new uniform, paraded the Heanor streets, and during the afternoon played selections of music on the Recreation ground during the football match played between Heanor Town and Loughboro'. A collection made on the field towards ...
... credit. On changing ends, Jardine and Ackroyd passed prettily on the left, and the latter dribbling through the backs, equalised. Each goal was assailed, but well defended until Ackroyd registered the second point for Heanor. sheffield dashed off again, only ...
... fifth goal for Heanor, and a few minutes before the call of time Jardine with an easy shot, after being well placed by Wright, registered the sixth point, and a good match ended :—Heanor Town 8 goals, Chesterfield 8 goals. Heanor Town : ...