... Aw bv Brooke 3; W. Wi 1s 3. tedthilt, tow e b Taylor 2; extras 2; J. B. Wilson, b Dewsevay Wate Rose v. Bang Usirep.—aAt Crown Flatts, White Rese.—A Wilson, ¢ Kilburn b Swallow 2; ¢. Taylor, ¢ Swallow b Hirst 1; J. Scholes. Hirst 0; G. Wood, Dison, & Swallow ...

... CHuRcH.—At To 8, 4, (nt ce). xis a Phipps (ost oat) 1 | ot Gav! (not out) 1. extras 2 ;—total VILE CLERKS ay Elevens). —At Crown Flatts, savile.— Bilis, ¢ and b Scholes ; Clegg, b Scholes 4; b 10; b Scholes 3; Lee, b 5; b Hirst 7: b Heat 6: Fisher, D 2; not ...

... between these ciubs for the premier position. It was scarcely to be wondered at that only a hi ful of spectators climbed to Crown Flatt to wateb between Oulton and Dewsbury. Apart from the weather, there was some uncertainty as tu whether the match would be ...

... —Rangers 3 goals (one penalty) aud 3 tries (nineteen points), Hunslet 2 goals (eight poiuts.) DEWSRURY v. LIVERSEDGE. ayed at Crown Flatts, Sharpe kicked off for Liver- fav «in the home haif. The home forsar s A. Thornton checkel them, end G. aml Parkin were ...

... Ithe to see • little more regularity and energy, though, having tried it myself, I must confess that the asceot to the Crown Flatts is a serious drawback. lam happy to be able to report that there bee been a great improve. meat in regularity of school ...

... v. DEWSBURY. The weather was all against the display of anything Sike scientifie football in this match, which took at Crown Flatts. A strong cold wind blowing straight down the ground, accompanied by persistent drizzling rain, made matters uncomfortable ...

... lbw b Cliffe » Bould 0; extras 4 :—total jor 8 wkis 9. 0; H. Dawson, cand b J. Taylor 8; J. Almond, ¢ P. Taylor v. W At Crown Flatts. Sr. Granvil ranville.—J. Tingle 25, A. Yelland 1, W. Kite 4, J. Lumb 1, J. Cravtree 1, G. Levers 1, J. 3, J. Kite 4, M ...

... Ambrose (not out) 0, extras 7; total for 7 wickets 112. IUNIOR CLI ALLIANCE Dewssury TEMPERANCE Vv. Dewssury Curisrian Crown Flatts. The Christian Brethren plaved ten men. Christian Brethren.—W. Conning, b Mosley 1; J. E. Ellis, low b Mostey 3; J. A. ...

... season as they have comme , the committee not be sorry they introduced the Association style to Dewsbury. The attendance at Crown Flatts was very good, and it is calculated that there were fully 1,000 persons pre- sent. Altofts kicked off against the wind ...

... the work of the col- lectors in gathering subscriptions, MatcH.—AcToRs v. Thursday aftetnooh a cricket match was ved at Crown Flatts, between the Borough [Police Cricket Clab and a team representing the “ n Joe” Com: y, which has been playing at the local ...

... Fisher 10; L. V Wrathmell, not out 23; —total for tive wickets T. Armitage, not out 4; extras 9; Dewspury v. Fatexp'’s Crown Flatts. ‘orth, ¢ P. Walker b Dewsbury Friends.—J. T. Whitw v.b A, Ledbetter 24; Haley 0; J. Booth, ran out 39; T. Te Ledbetter ...

... ani There was a cheers given for Her Mujesty. civic procession. a nd evolutions were gone through by the volunteers at Crown Flatts. On the 23rd June the festivities was continued by an enter- tainment to old yeople in the Albert Hall, and on the same ...