... DONCASTER GRAMMAR The annual sports connection with Grammar School were this year conside onlr the house championships being deci Shooting.—Subbera, 1; Southerns. Relay Race.—Southerns, 1; Subbers. 3. 30 Yards Swimming (under lb).—Ellif. Braithwaite, ...

... DONCASTER SWIMMING Tlit oi>cdu»£ gal* the Doncaster Swimming nob place last night. R4*sults:— yards scrauh race: 1, Mias Dandy; 2, K Harriaon; 3, Mia» Pearson. C3o®e race. 30 vards men's •cratch race: 1, A Heath; l>odman; 3, A Bond. 60 yard* nun’s scratch ...

... DONCASTER PRIZE DAY, DISTRIBUTION AT THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The of Doncaster, Councillor Kay, presided and distributed the prizes to tho pupils the Doncaster Grammar School last night. In submitting his report, tho headmaster (Mr J. A. Claxton) stated that ...

... DONCASTER’S NEEDS. Water Supply For Increased Population, The most recent water undertakings of the Doncaster Corporation are at Armthorpe and Nutwell. These were both mentioned in the course of a Ministry of Health inquiry at Doncaster yesterday. The ...

... to make standi the “old hom,” Langton is called, compiling a score runs in quick time, but there was chance bringing the match a real finish and with ball the wickets down Just boll the score was made. ' lI,MW, . Doncaster Thursday had a walk-over when ...

... DECREE NISI GRANTED TO DONCASTER the Divorce Court, yesterday, Mr. Justice Langton granted decree nisi to Norman Clark, turner, Carr House road, Doncaster. Petitioner accused his wife. Phoebe Constance, adultery with Frederick Rhodes, with whom she was ...

... 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 ROVERS F.C. The Doncaster Rovers’ officials are making progress with the fixing of their team. Not only has A. Bromwich. I.te of Sheffield United, been eocurcd as outside left, but two other new players, named Water and Cohen, hare just signed ...

... 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 AND DISTRICT. CO-OPERATION AT MEXBBO': Tbe 90th quarterly report in connection with tfae Mexbro' Co-operativo Society has jnst beer, issued. The sales have amounted to £2042. 4s. s_d., the uot profits, after deducting expenses, being £ 2p5. ...

... DONCASTER RACES vpAY ._-The Doncaster Races of 1841 were re- vhle no* less for the poverty-stricken character ofthe than for the energetic measures resorted to for the •P ort ?? of restoring them to something like their original Several meetings and ...

... DONCASTER RACES. FRIDAY.— The Don Stakes of 50 sov. eacb, h ft, were walked over for by Sunbeam. Match for 500 sovs. b ft.— One mile. Mr. Robinson's na ch f Julia, 8st 71b S. Rogers 1 Mr. Jackson's b f Terrific Aldcroft 2 Won in a canter by six lengths ...