... Leeds Parish Church team visited Dewsbury, and suffered defeat at tbe hands of the Shoddjr men on the breezy heights of Crown Flatts. The game was of a very rough character, and the partisanship which was exhibited will doubtless do a great depjl towards ...

... team. Robinson, of Percy to-morrow (Xue-d.y), when it will take place the « ...

... temporary nature, and long kicks into ! touch by the home backs carried play back to the visitors' goal-line. After the Crown Flatts men had had couple of very narrow escapes, their forwards dribbled magnificently to the centre in a body, and gained their ...

... contests held in the early '80s. I scarcely expected Dewsbury to win Otley. but they did so, and I presume that at home the Crown Flatts folk will think fairly well of their chances, despite Trinity's rejuvenescence. On form there should be only one team in ...

... encoun- tered. Elated by their success over Trinity a week ago, the Rangers are sure to make a bold bid for -vctory. At Crown -Flatts, Dewsbury will measure blades with the drack Swinton organisation, nnd a keen and exciting game is sure to be witnessed ...

... position maintained by these clubs during the present season there is every probability of a largo gathering of tho clans at Crown Flatts to witness the loyal encounter. On the same day Buttersliaw and Shipiev will meet at Park Avenue, Bradford, in the semi-finals ...

... kick was not a legitimate one. Between Mytholrnroyd and Dewsbury unpleasantness arose, the former going iv due course to Crown Flatts. '1 hey say they were not consulted as to the condition of the ground, and as Dewsbury Jul not go an with the match they ...

... opinion to the result seems to fairly evenly divided. Castleford should beat their visitors from Kendal, and Dewsbury, at Crown Flatts, will, I think, succumb to Bradford, even though the latter were beaten by Trinity last week. Heckmondwike ought not to ...

... on Saturday in the forward department. Ellis, who is at present in Dewsbury, has expressed a desire, however, assist the Crown Flatts team, and an application being made for bis transfer the organisation. The Batley followers were also anxious that Ellis ...

... goal for the Hanson-laners. Luck had also a t r ood deal to do with the defeat administered by the Maories to Dewsbury at Crown Flatts. There was a general expectation that the visitors would have to succumb to the brilliancy of Lockwood and Co., but two ...

... who basked in the genial sunshinejauu enjoyedthe spirited > though somewhat one-sided contest which engaged attention at Crown Flatts. Hunslet did not succeed in doing what 1 suggested they would have to do, in order to win, i.e., overplay the Huddersfield ...

... in which sixty-four clubs are engaged. The i great feature of this round is the meeting of Dewsbury and Halifax at the Crown Flatts enclosure, which is sure to be well patronised by the lovers of the sport in anticipation of witnessinga grand struggle ...