... The big, matchi at Blackhoath robbed both sides of good een, still this did not prevent a goodgsae being witnessed at Crown Flatts. Critchl0y was in fiue formr for Bradford, aid scored alter a magnoicent run¢; while lawrcidge also cheved grand form until ...

... BRADF-oRD v. LrrvsrooL.-Ab Bradford. Result: Bradford 1 goal, 1 try 7 minors; Liverpool, 1 minor. DEywasBY v. BATLEY.-At Crown Flatts. Result: Batley, 7 minors; Dewsbury 2 minors. MATCHES FOR THIS DAY. At Bnowmzy.-Wolverbampton Wanderers v. Burnley. At ...

... Cock-croft, and Daea- being abseut. It was only fwhat they expected under these circumstances that their victory over the Crown Flatts or-anisation a fortnight previonsly should' be reversed. ?? kicked off, against a slight breemb. A dribble by Cutting and ...

... work of both teams. MTE SHIELD-HOLDERS BEAT DEWSBURY. Extren es sometimes meet. They did so on Satur- day afternoon at Crown Flatts, where a match was played between the clubs at the top and bottom respectively of last year's Senior list. Although it ...

... the t semi-final games, and the thousands of speotators who J made their way to the enclosure of the Dewabury Club, at I Crown Flatts, quite put into the shade the meagre gather- 'c ing there was at the same ground on the occasion of the. v semi-final tie ...

... the grand stand were wsrecked, as well as part of the t wall enclosing the ground demolished. The exposed 1 situation of Crown Flatts also suffered severely, the goal posts being blown down, and part of the grand stand and a stretch of the enclosure rails ...

... having arranged to meet Lansdowne Club I to-day, and Dublin Wanderers on Tuesday. e Swinton turned vip with a strong team at Crown Flatts, 9 and dhininistered a eruhibig defeat ?? Dewsburyites, c who had a fairly good team up with the exception of at I fitl ...

... Swiaton, are stated to have sigued. IThe return match between Leeds St. John's and Dews- bury WaS played on Saturday at Crown Flatts, and ended in a win for the home team by a try. In fairness to St. John's, we must say that they dispute the ruling of ...

... , and I. Webster, forwards Referee-Mr. A. Cattell, Sheffield. DEWSBURY v. BATLEY. These important organisations met at Crown Flatts. in the lresence of nearlw 4,000 spectators. The ground had beon well dated for during the week but a heavy fall of snow ...

... ditaiiacly worse. Despite it all, howvever, no less thana 5,LO persons were enthusiastic enLough, to climb the haill to the Crown Flatts, schere the Iground or the Dlewsbury Football Club is situa~ted. Followers el the game in Yorkshire will not apparently ...

... R. KnJght, A. Wilsbu. and F. Wilson, forwaside. loferceo, Mr. Hl. Wiggleswort Thoreas. BATLEY v. DEWSBHURY. Played at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, in the presence of a good number of spectators. Batley won the toss, and J. (irforth kicked off against the ...

... favoured the Dewsbury ground on Saturday, a3s it favoured most grounds, though it was doubly regrettable in the case of the Crown Flatts enclosure in th . the season tas. being opened on the horne tea-sn's ground. There were many changes in the home side. ...