... 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 ...

... Nicholson, York, and Mr. A. Cuttell, Sheffield. Referee : Mr. J. A. Miller, Leeds. Wakefield Trinity v. Leeds St. John's, 'at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury. Umpires : Mi-. G. Hoskin-i, Hull, and Mr.. W. P. Stead, Cleckheaton. Referee : Mr. M. Newsome, Dewsbury. DERBYSHIRE ...

... entertained that thb contest would, be of the keenest cbarp.-.er. Hence near upon twenty thousand people climbed the heights of Crown Flatts at JDewsbury to see the •• grate fite. aud bitter wss the disappointment of the Hunslet followers when they saw their ...

... beaten by a goal and a try to a try. The Dewsbury and Wakefield Trinity fixture drew together a vast number of people on Crown Flatts, and victory rested with the Dewsbury men, who were very strong behind the scrimmage, though in the squash tha Trinitarians ...

... entertained that tbe contest would be of the keenest character. Hence near upon twenty thousand people climbed the heights of Crown Flatts at .Dewsbury to see the grate nte;' and bitter was the disappointment cf thd Hunslet followers when they saw their favourioes ...

... were assisted by Ward of Castleford. Cleckheaton continues on the improve, and played a rattling game with Dewsbury at Crown Flatts, and thronghout had something the best of the game, which, however, ended in a draw, a dropped coal in the last minute ...

... Nicholson, York, and Mr. A. Cuttell, Sheffield. Referee : Mr. J. A. Miller, Leeds. Wakefield Trinity v. Leeds St. John's, |at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury. Umpires : Mr. G. Hoakinn, Hull, and Mr. W. P. Stead, Cleckheaton. Referee : Mr. M. Newsome, Dewsbury. YORK v ...

... the closest c-. a test of the competition* in tne focrth n.'tn.l f the Challenge Cap, •ad sum. 15,000 ?? t Mem bled on Crown Flatts, liewsbnry, u> ?? tbe strnggls. TTie l.raod SianJ and all a.ui.lfle paints .if vantage were . upi-.l long l>el ...

... v DURHAM CITY.�� O i/ingtotha suspension of the Leed- Parish Cnurcn Club Dur- ham City were engaged with D'jwr.b'ira at Crown Flatts en the ha:f-gate system. Turnhull kicked off uphill. Brook returned the bail, an 1 Dews- bury took up a position in tha ...

... all probability will be difficult to displace. After losing six games in succession, Dewsbury met and defeated Leeds at Crown Flatts by a goal and a [dropped goal (nine pointa) to nothing. The winners decided the game in the concluding minntes, Jackson ...

... and resulted, after an exciting game, in a win for Huddersfield, much to the ■urprise of the Dewibury supporters. The Crown Flatts team were short of Lock wood and Heason, but otherwise had a fairly representative team. Haiders- tield kicked off downhill ...

... afternoon the Dewsbury committee had forty men employed in clearing the snow in readiness for this match, which was played at Crown Flatts. Parkin scored a try, which Sharpe failed to im- prove upon During the greater portion of the game Dewsbury bad the best ...