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... and that great game Which crowned the Pomfret team'with lasting fame, When, through succeeding stages having passed, The; won the Final and the Cup last. First at Crown Point a victory inspired hope which pointed to the Crown desired. Next when the Skipton ...
... THE CLUB. On Saludn(vnlumooa last (as reporied else where), the akefield Trinicy Footbali Clab mot the Liversedge team on Crown Flatts, Dewsbery, io the semi-fnal tie ia congection with the competilion for the Yorksbire Football Challenge Cup. 1t was generally ...
... to prevent the match taking place. There being no other match in the town, and the match between Dewsbury and Bradford Crown Flatts being cancelled, there was a good attendance of spectators. The visitors turned up as selected and with strong team, and ...
... ATHLETIC SPORTS. I'he annual athletic sports in connection with the above school were held on the De wsbory Foot- ball Ground, Crown Flatts (kindly lent by the Dewabnry Football Club), on Wednesday, in the presence of a largo sad fashionable gathering cf parents ...
... Wednesday Yorkshire have advanced another step in the direction County Championship honours, though no one who saw the match at Crown Flatts can be satisfied with the form shown by the winners. We have yet to beat Middlesex and Cumberland in the second stage, ...
... was to have been played at Crown Flatts, should be demd ed on the ground of the Pudsey Clo. ‘This arrangement will enable the Dews- bury Assocation team to play their West Yorkshire Uup- tie with Featherstone at Crown Flatts. This match was drawn to be ...
... formed one of the hundred or so supporters who journeyed to Dewsbury on Saturday, and scaled the well-known heights of Crown Flatts. The frosty and somewhat foggy atmosphere made things decidedly nnpleasant, and on reaching the ground there were misgivings ...
... RASMUS F. WANDERERS v. DEWSBURY ST. MARK'S. On Saturday last, this matea was played on the Crown Flatts ground, Dewsbury. Rastrick again kwrneyed short-handed. Cartwright this time being the absentee, Mervican taking his position. On arriving at the field ...
... J. Deasy (not out) 9, extras 4; tots.: for _5 wickets 51.__ 'DEWSBURY SALEM v. DEWSBURY CHRISTIAN BRETIVREN.-IPlayed at Crown Flatts. Imeson took 7 wickets for 9 runs. Dewsbury Salem—J. A. Haigh b Wilson 1, G. S. Homby b Wilson 4, C. Fearnsides c Wilson ...
... -li tt put to the practice at once. A very pleasant afternoon was spent on the ground of the Dewsbury Football Club at Crown Flatts on i.aturday last, when an exciting took place -,etween Dewsbury (A Team), Dewsbury (scratch), -natley c ur , and Batley ...
... Ohuich, at Leeds. Cleckheaton v.'Yoi k, at Cleckheaton. Crosland Moor v. Chaddertou. at Crosland Moor. Dewsbury v. Hull, at Crown Flatts. Dudley Hill v. Pontofract, at Pontefract. East Parade v. Knansbro', at Knaresbro. Eklon Rangers v. Maniiinsham Wesleyans ...
... all theirtussles for su macy in the cup competitions, Wakefield and wabury have never met on the ground of Wakefield. The Crown Flatts, so that there is one advant Trinitarians have had invariably to journey to for Wakefield at this time. hat any rate is ...