... Green. D. Martin, P. Fooiell, M. Green, A. Green, ClemoUon, and Saukoy. •DEWSBURY v. LLANELLY. These teams met on the Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, yesterday (Friday) afternoon, before a largo crowd of about 7.000. visitors kicked oil, and some good play was ...

... points to Bradford’s six. Leeds secured their third victory this season at tho expense of Dewsbury, whom they visited at Crown Flatts. Leeds had wind the slope in their favour the commencement, and both Cousins Pickles scored. Fletcher kicking one goal ...

... the last moment, Scott got try, and won one goal and nine minor points to two minor points. DEwaßUßiv. Oabb Tbinitt.— Crown Flatts, Dewsbury. The home tram completely ran away with the visitors, and made the top score of the round. The scorers were Lockwood ...

... •MIDDLESEX v. YORKSHIRE. Tho long looked-for meeting of these powerful counties came otf yesterday (Monday) afternoon on the Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, before about i*,ooo spectators. The day was anything but favourabio, strong wind blowing the field throughout ...

... 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 ...

... Dewsburv, Hull v. Huddersfield, and Bradford ▼. Liverpool especially drawing grand gates. . . BAXi.Br ▼. Dawn oar.—At Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, before 7.000 spectator*. Both teams were represented their 101 l strength, and grand-struggle ensued. the first ...

... two minors ; Huddersfield, one goal and one mtmor. Dbwsbcry v. Hull.—Tho meeting of these well-known clubs took place at Crown Flatts, Shrewsbury. The home club bad much the best of the first period the encounter, twice crossing the Hull line, but Scott ...

... PL ATT-BUTTS’ APPEAR ANCE. As mentioned in our columns last week. Flatt Betts is now ready for wheel work again, and on Saturday next ho will the One and Five Miles Welsh records at Cardiff, paced by the Buroley- Linton combination. It is to hoped that ...

... WORKS r. BURNHAM. Marlow, to-day, Bcbsham.—A. Sheppard (goal). T. Adaway and W. Tutte (backs), F. W. Clear#. A. Oliyer, and J. Flatt (half-backs), E. H. Cleare (captain) and Alf. Wright (loft wing), D. Gregory and G. Fisher (light ng). and J. James (ccotro) ...

... played next Saturday, followsllahfax T. Huddcrslickl, Valk-y Parade, Hsnnmgbara; Wakefield Trinity v. Leeds St. John’s, at Crown Flatt, Dewsbury. •UPPER CLAPTOK ▼. BALING. This match was ployed at Upper Clapton on Saturday last. In the first hall U. Singer ...

... o! hurdles. vS«w Raer -HUNTERS* SELLING FLAT RACE of 5 sots each for starter*, added ; wei«ht for aca. Ao.; 2 miles, oaths flatT Tteßinil! NOHAM GRAND ANNUAL HANDICAP STEEPLE CHAdL of sots each, & ft. with added; winnsrs of any steeple «» nooj.Oh; Talas ...

... order coma two other great heads of the Isonomy— Sterling branch Eirdcatohor descent, namely. Janissary and the triple - crowned Common, who are close together, each family claiming tiian stakes, with Derby champion for one, Thousand winner, who nnluckily ...