... MA2NNITOHAM DIsrl'tt Although Dewabury arranged a fortnight agoatot1!l the Leeds PaUiah Church ground, a match to be at Crown Flatts, DeweburY, the Dewebty un mittee oCR onday nght waired to the Meanyinrhem t mittee thalt they were willing to meet Idanninghs1 ...

... large, and the ground in good condition. As one who was present, I. can assert that the attendance was, at any rate, not a Crown Flatts one, while the ground was in that delightfal condition which generally renders the ball as rimy as London pavements in ...

... issues standing 199 against 14 in 1846. As the spectators were leaving the football match between Dewsbury and Batley at Crown Flatts, Dews. bury, on Saturday, James Hodgson, landlord of the New Inn, Dewsbury, and father of Joe Hodgson, the well-known Batley ...

... WHITES v. STRIPES. The second trial game the season connection with the county club tooK place yesterday (Wednesday) on Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, for the purpose of enabling the county committee to judge the respective merits tho players whose names had ...

... won the game one goal and one penalty goal (eight points), to Wortley not king. iianr vtcrnar. Bowling wire the vieitor* Crown Flatts aa Baturd.iv. and as neither hosts nor guests Led match io date there was renr moderate attendance witnes# the encounter ...

... by C. Thornes, the borough jeweller, 33, Wellington Road, Dewsbury, and won by Dewsbury Mashers F.C. on Tuesday last, at Crown Flatts PRIMROSE DAY IN DEWSBURY.-Friday was the fourteenth anniversary of the death of Lord Beaconsfield, arid locakl admirers ...

... unpleasant contretemps. The attendance of the public showed what an exciting contest was expected and seldom has the historic Crown Flatts presented a more animated appearance than it did on Saturday when the two teams entered the field. The unpropitious weather ...

... on the subject. S. AUGUSTINE'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL ATHLETIC SPORTS.—There was a very select gathering cf spectators on the Crown Flatts Football Field (by kind permission of the Dewsbury P.C.) on Wednesday afternoon to witness the annual School sports in ...

... El.ethe Battey and Yorkshire forward, assisted Dewsbury against Halifax on Saturday. and is said to have jcined the Crown Flatts orgaaisati• . )n. The feeling manifested towards both the Halifax players and th•o referee illy. J. C. Whitehead, of Wakefield) ...

... better than recent dille{l. I cannot fancy them for Monday's match, at Castleford, but I think they will beat Dewsbury at Crown Flatts on. Tueaday. The latter match is on the halfgate terms. The holiday season is now very near, 80 here's wishing all *“ A ...

... to b , ami bound to train on. The Ilunslet Fifteen meet them at Farlown, and are taking even str nger team than thc> did Crown Flatts last season, on which they never had look in. This time the}' have in the tram several fresh hands, who have demonstrated ...

... suffering from the after effects of their Welsh tour, and Rangers will, I think, beat HulL Dewsbnry v. will be great match at Crown Flatts, and Leeds their best to get the upper hand Heckmondwike ought to beat Castleford, and Halifax should settle the pretensions ...