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... THE MREPORTER. SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1894. Dewseveay Waite Rose v. Victorta.— At Crown Flatts. .—G. Dixon 32, A. Wilson 4, E. Lister 0. J. De Seholes 0, W. Lister 4, C. Taylor 4, 1. Muids- 6, worth 3, W. Iuman (not out) 0, P. Forrest 1, extra 1;— total ...
... of Saturday's encounter Dewsbury old position as the bottom of the First table. though Bowling held the bag op with the Crown Flatts team y had a much better record ry, would have been higher up the table had they not had two points match resol for failing ...
... Wade Ulyett a 1 Emmett bowled three wides. 16 Wade 212 12 n Emmett bow!]-d two wides. DEWSBURY OOO POLICE v. BATLEY At Crown Flatts on Thursday. Score:— | Cook mm ru out. Whitehead, b Arrowsmith 1! Horner, b Arrowsmith Chadwick, b Arrowsmith, b 1| Hainsworth ...
... who number of people pre- sent was meagre In the extreme, forci the unwill- ing conviction w) us that the glory of time- Crown Flatts was slowly but surely departing.” The weather was extre' itious and the followers neither club turned up in any- thing ...
... Li. Oates 0; Jackson, not out 22; Noble, not out 8; extras 10; —tota] for 4 wkts. 99. Dewsrury TeMpeRance Enewezer.—At Crown Flatts, B. Cockin, b 2; S. Firth, ¢ R. Scott b Myers 21; A.Collier, lbw b Hinehcliffe 0; W. Toison, b Mincheliffe 6; C. Forrest ...
... occasioned over the selection of the team to represent West York- shire against Sheffield and Hallamshire Associa- tion at Crown Flatts on the 23rd inst. Dewsbury has reason to congratulate itself for two of its players have been chosen. The claims of Gomer- ...
... parts fron: 460 to 330 feet, for :—De-vabary Gate is 460 feet, top of Birkdale Road 412 do., North Park Street 393 do., Crown Flatts (Soothill) 330 do., and the Rid ge of Calms Wood 360 do. above the sea level. Untess some land can be found available near ...
... the crowd, wi rapidly increased BOROUGH POLICE v. SHOP ASSISTANTS. se the spr g of the direfal news brought streams of At Crown Flatts, on Tuesday. Score :— workpeople from the outer districts, The malo way to ASSISTANTS the colliery was lined with people ...
... runout J. Hand, b H. b Ibbotson J. Crowther, (. Oldroyd, absent K. Firth, absent tras Graxvitre v. Maxome Heatox.— At Crown Flatts Wesleyans.—J. T. Crm vtree 10, A. Yelland 32, A. Barker 1. J. Tingle 2, W. Gilson 16, J. Crabt ree 0, P. Thompson 8, T ...
... Charlesworth, not out 4; B. Bal lance, > Haigh 0; Stapletou, b Maigh 0; extras 3 ;— total 57. St. v. St. Puivie’s. ~At Crown Flatts. St. Matthew’s.— Knowles, lbw b 6 ; kes, Michois » Micklethwaite 25; Sands, » 2 ; b Horner 17; Morris, e Hoyle b Scott ...
... Kaye 'S. Auty, hot out 19; R. th, lbw b H. W. % not out 22; extras 6 ;—total 67. Up Lane Suxpay Scnoot v. Carr 11.L8.—At Crown Flatts. Batley Up Lane.— Burnley 6, J. Burniey 27, F. Green- wt 14, F. Brearey 0, J. Chappell 13, W. J. Stubley 8, J. jurtnan ...
... played away from we NOR | WION In the semi-final, tho-e old opponents, Heck- mondwike, were met and this time beaten at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, but io the fat, Halifax proved the victors after a memorable encounter. The following constituted the Batley ...