... in today's return game at Park Avenue. Bradford, who included four teenagers, had goalkeeper John Hardie making his home debut. - BRADFORD: Hardie: Thomas, Jones K ook. McCalman, Fivan: Burns, Hector thinson. Fyvans, Bird, LINCOLN €@ Carling: Jones A, ...

... Highest score ARBOURTHORNE hit their biggest total of the season when they trounced ST. THOMAS 11-3 in the Sports and Athletic League. Six goals in arrears, St Thomas made a spirited rally and scored three times, but they dropped off towards the encfand ...

... Hatfield v Thorne D MAIN, — Brough: Hardy Nichelson, Mason, Herrington Hickson, Crawley, Clarke — Howells; Jones (W) mes (A), Thomas, Jones (D) Nixon, Pickersgill, Severns Ward (Selby) d had much the f the early exchanges, kson, after a solo run, rrowly ...

... Scothern; Jeffrey, McEvoy. Bate, o'Kane, Thomas. Sub.: Quipp. K 4 LONG EATON. — Jones: Froggatt, Collinson; Halford, Rhodes. Alexander; o'Byrne, Greasley. Mulcan‘. Mel. beurne, Keogh. Sub.: Hancock. Ref.—B. A. Hardy (King's Newton). In Belper’s first attack ...

... Cooper: Gilbert, Coleman: Hoberts, Rushforth, SUrrar: Ayre. Sidebottom, Cutts, Bleower, Bradiey. , DODWORTH —Hawley: Galley, Thomas arr, Atkinsen. Shillito (F): Jagger fall, Porter. Shillite (B, Clarke. Mr. J. Holmes (Rotherham) ttacks were few, but kick ...

... Smith: Hampton, Bircumshaw: Sheridan, Gibson, Edwards; Flower, Shiels, Stilk, Moulden, Bates (B). Sub.: Agnew. BRADFORD.—Hardie: Thomas, Light- owler; Gordan, McCalman, Panson: Ham, Hector, Fryail, Broadbent. Gould. Sub.: Symonds. Referee: J. Pickles (Southport) ...

... until the second half that Brushes scored through D. Lawford to gain the points. In the second match they managed to beat ST. THOMAS 3-2 after being 2-0 in arrears in the early stai:s. M. Beck, B. Maher and D. win @oring their goals. Due to a backlog in fixtures ...

... 6-0 win at home against Meden Old Boys last week. Jenkinson claimed two of the goals and the others were scored by D. Hardy, P. Hardy. Jewkes and Wood. Creswell f(ollieryv are challengers to Markland and they won by the same margin when thev visited Clowne ...

... Meredith, BRADFORD, — Hardie; Thomas, Jones: Atkinson, McCalman, Flynn: ll;'m:’nigan. Hector, Fryatt, Evans, ra. Referee: H, Richards (Oldham) }w.mg brought nothing. Mere dith quickly showed he had the beating of full back Thomas, whose slowness on the ...

... Halford, Middieton: Calladine, Marsh, Simpcoe, Allott, Rowland. BOURNE TOWN. — Lilley; Thomas. Savin; Eyre, Smith, Parry (G.):; Parry (C.), Clifford, Richards, Brown, Hardy. Referee: R. Bamford (Clowne). On a swamp-like pitch, Heanor took the lead through ...

... . OLDHAM (Alfreton) . BURTON (Ilkeston) . DUGGINS (Matlock) DUGGINS (Matlock) LIVIE (Loughborough) THOMAS (Loughborough) THOMAS (Loughborough) BLOUNT (Ilkeston) HALL (Denaby) (CRAY (Denahbhv) s 68mins. R2mins., NORTH RECIONAL MACHIN (Port ...

... Smith, Poxon; Ramshaw., Hodges, Cooper:: Clarke, Tate, Livie, Thomas, Walker. LONG FEATON. — Sharman; 8:1!1-‘. Harvey: llulclhl. Nellson, MecKinley: Jorden, Kennedy, Scothern, Gough, Hardy. Referee: R. J. King (Spalding). In a scrappy first half, Long ...