... middle. A penalty award relieved pressure for Doncaster. Langton tried a penalty shot for Hunslet, but the wind took the ball 20 yards wide. Geoff Gunney knocked-on when he tried to intercept and when Doncaster won possession from the scrum, Goodchild took ...

... Rugby League SMITH LEADS DONCASTER VICTORY BID DONCASTER made . three changes for Hunslet’s visit bringing Ken Freckley and David Smith into the pack and recalling John Mills. DONCASTER.—Price: Clark, Smith; Mills, Precious; Dalby, Downs; Belshaw, Freckley ...

... DONCASTER DOG SHOW PRIZE WINNERS AT MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION In the Doncaster Corn Exchange, yesterday, an open and members’ show was held under the auspices of the Doncaster Kennvi Association. ;‘or some vears the show has been held as an adjunct to tha ...

... GOOD PRICES REALISED FOR . YEARLINGS AT DONCASTER. ‘ Matters wore exceptionslly brisk st these saies yesterday, buyers being plentifui and competition for the best clsss lote very keen. Sir Tatton Sykes tound buyers for all bis seventeen eplendidly grown ...

... . Result:— DONCASTER .. BROMLEY . .. .. .. 13pts. .. 17pts. Wakefield T. v Hunslet WAKEFIELD TRINITY., —— Metealfe: Smith (F), Round, Fox, Etty; Poynton, Rollin; Smith (J), Oakes, Chamberlain, P . .- I ey GPNSNIIpR BUN!I.!:T.——LIIPOG: Griffiths, Skelton ...

... (RUGBY LEAGUE) HUNSLE.—Langton; Griffiths, Sheiton, Stockdill, Walker; Gabbitas, Newhall; Adams, Smith (S.), Meyser, Poole, Gun=~ ney, Shaw, SR R . R DONCASTER. — O’Neill: Clark, Reed, Mills, Smith (D.); Dalby, Doyle; Field, Heath, Yemm, Matthews, Hartley ...

... Clarke was proud of the fact that for forty years in succession he ‘had seen the St. Leger run at Doncaster, and he remembered the race for the Doncaster Cup 82 years ago. He was an odd character in his way, and was known by all the inhabitants by the ...

... Brooklieid, Hariley, Matthews, Barrett, schoies. Doncaster gained an early footing in Trinity territory, but their attack was short lived, and when Wakefield got possession tho{ soon had the Doncaster men in difficulties. Lotriet was given a slim chance ...

... Sutton and Skegby League, Sinfield scored the only goal of the match when Shirland Colliery gained a 1-0 away victory over Langton Colliery, while Glapwell C. 1., beaten 4-1 at home to Nuncargate, lost their chance of runners-up position which now goes ...

... Moxon, Darby. Mattocks, Rebinson. CHESTERFIELD.—Thompson; Stokoe. Watts; Holmes. Langton, Spence: Alvort. ‘l‘l‘flnl. Raine. Howitt, Clarke. eferee,.—Mr. L. Deary (Doncaster). T:&:u an experiment with Bu{hu al outside-right and Darby at centre-forward Wombwell ...

... Hy. Whitham. Paruienlars in bilis. Offices: Wadeicy Bridge, and Victoria Hotel, Sheffield. Boots and Shoes. ' e N A BCY LANGTON'S BOOTS; Direct from the Cow's Back to I'nty;‘i«_{., o~ Carpet Beating. F HEATH, Broomball Carpet Beating Works, and e Removal ...

... ..0 1 MORRIS equalised with a brilllant fort. A Result:— SRAY WWN .. , SCUNTHORPE * UNITED Referee: Mr. L. Deary (Doncaster). Kicking towards Be'lhouse Road, the visitors _soon tested the home goal, but when Turner shot wide from a capital opening ...