... Cocker. Kent Road Mission v. Daman Cong. 43 G. Fells, Clowne v. Hartbill 42 J. Rowe. Intake v. Tinsley Park *4l W. Langton, Doncaster Plant Wks. v. Bentley Coll. 41 .T. T. Clarkson. Scarborough v. Leeds *4O J. A. Boulton, Kiveton Park v. Cammell’s 40 ...

... un£izi-es3. but managed clear, and Strollers farced the play into Doncaster quarters, but ouip.rt to the stubborn of and Parr the? could not get the ball through. Play continued mostly the Doncaster goal mouth, but saved beanrtifully. After a grand run down ...

... LANGTON’S BOOTS. Branches all over the City. Rotherham and Barnsley. DEAFNESS! BLINDNESS! Mr. ISON, OCULIST & AURIST, of ISON’S EYE •nd EAR DISPENSARY, LTD.. LEEDS, Attends BLACK SWAN HOTEL (Snig Him. SHEFFIELD, SATURDAY, APRIL 25 (3 to 7 30). ROYAL HOTEL ...

... LANGTON SONS. Branches: Sheffield. and Barnsley. Sheffield, doncastek. mmß M RG| n A f -Mr ISON, OCULIST and AURIRT, ISON HA m W* * P« A eye and E.4R DISPENSARY. Ltd.. LEEDS, •tt^ndg A Ski LII BLACK SWAN HOTEL (Sm* Hill.. SIIEITIELD, VV* R AIV II SATURDAY ...

... LANGTON& SONS jrtjfh, THE “ALL-WEATHER” Centaur Cycle at £9 15s. carries Aluminium Rims, Three-Speeds, Oil- bath Gearcase and Brooks' Saddle. It is a very handsome grey-coloured machine. LOCAL AGENTS: G. NIXON. 331, Abbeydalc Road. Sheffield. A. McDonald ...

... LANGTON& SONS DEAFNESS! BLINDNESS I Ur. ISON. OCULIST k AUHIBT, ISON’S EYE and EAR DISPENSARY, LTD., LEEDS, Attends BLACK SWAN HOTEL (Snig Hill), SHEFEIELD, FRIDAY, JUNE 5 (4.30 to 8) ROYAL HOTEL, BARNSLEY, WEDNESDAY, JUNH 3 (12 to 3). HOTEL, DONCASTER ...

... have keen made this week. Turner, for Hickloton, got £.2; Moncrieff, for the Doncaster Tradesmen, 79: A. Hoyle, for the Tradesmen, 87; and Hayter. for the T.M.C.A.. 72. Langton, old full back, got 67 fer the G.N. Plant Works, and Lamsdcn. for Haxey, 67 ...

... DONCASTER MEETING, To-Morrow’s Programme. DANUM SELLING NCRSERT HANDICAP PLATE ol 200 sots. ; penalties. Five lur —DONCASTER CUP, value 200 sots, with 1.100 in specie in addition, out which •ho second receives sovs and the third 100 weight for age; penalties ...

... DONCASTER DOINGS. A Splendid Finish. On Saturday the clerk of the weather was in a relenting mood, and gave us a respite from the broken weather that has been tho rule for some time that week-end cricket got into full swing and lot fixtures cam© off under ...

... Doncaster Res. t. Bentley Colliery. These teams met on tbe Intake Ground. The home team winning the toss kicked with the wind. The Rover* began the attack, Woodruffe getting down and centring only kick wide the mark. At the other end Langton made a fine ...

... Hewlett, Stringer, Gilmartin, Mack, Hobson, Hudson, Galbraith, Duncan, Robartaon, Mo:-*- forth, and Calder. Doncaster Rovers: J. Massoy, J. Gray, W. Langton (captain), G. James, J. Scarlett, T. Fenn, H. Wood, D. Parr, L. Fiavili, J. W. Fowler, and R. Philips ...

... DONCASTER. Another Capital Day. THE POPULAR SPRINT. Americus Girl’s Supremacy. MR. J. B. JOEL PROMINENT. DONCASTER, Thursday. Natnrally with the St- Leger an event of the past there was falling off in the attendance on the Town Moor this afternoon, but ...