... remember the prominent part played by Dewsbury in the Cup Competition in its early days, will regret the decadence of the Crown Flatts organisation. The Bowerby Bridge Club have decided to form a Company and buy their ground at the Beech, upon the improvement ...

... the latter would not play on neutral ground, Manningham to have the gate money, and this afternoon there was match at Crown Flatts between Dewsbury fifteen and twenty players chosen from local clubs. Result Dewsbury One goal, two trios, five minors, ...

... white with something hand at tho call of no side. Good football certain also result from the meeting between Trinity and Crown Flatts. The backs on the side of the latter are safe without being anything very brilliant. The reverse, however, the case with ...

... Saturday after the crushing defeat sustained at Manningham, but the Huddersfield men showed the way to Dewsbury on their own Crown Flatts in a surprising manner, and the DewsbutTites failed to score a point. Things seem in a bad way at present, down Dewsbury ...

... about 20 bandsmen. The Dewsbury Old Brass Band also played selections along the line of march. AT THE CROWN FLAWS. On arrival at the elevated Crown Flatts, the Corporation and other various bodies forming the procession proceeded to the seats reserved for ...

... DEWSBURY v. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. In very unpleasant weather, this match was played at Crown Flatts, on Saturday afternoon last, before a good number of persons. The ground was in a wret3hed condition. Shortly after three o'clock Garforta kicked the ball ...

... FOOTBALL MATCH. At the Leeds Assizes, to-day, Alfred Culloden (24), out porter, was convicted of having football match Crown Flatts on the 15th April stolen watch and chain from the person of Michael Bentley, a blanket raiser, «f Dewsbury. The prosecution ...

... after careful consideration, had determined, subject to the approval of the members, to discontinue playing football at Crown Flatts as soon as a more suitable ground could be provided, they having no other course open to them if that department was to ...

... prefer to import players from a distance rather than to notice and encourage local talent. The match against Dewsbury, at Crown Flatts, does not call for much comment. The fact that Halifax were without the assistance of Arnold, Rigg, Keepings, and Firth ...

... DEWSBI'RY v. LIVERSEDGE. Played Crown Flatts. A very strong wind blew from the town goal. and Jack-son winning the tos-savailed himself thi-. Sharps kicked off for rettlirg in the home half. The home forwards broke away, but A. Thornton cheeked them, ...

... Li. Oates 0; Jackson, not out 22; Noble, not out 8; extras 10; —tota] for 4 wkts. 99. Dewsrury TeMpeRance Enewezer.—At Crown Flatts, B. Cockin, b 2; S. Firth, ¢ R. Scott b Myers 21; A.Collier, lbw b Hinehcliffe 0; W. Toison, b Mincheliffe 6; C. Forrest ...

... RUNCORN v. DEWS BURY. These teams met at Crown Flatts, and the gamp resulted in win for the home team by 2 goal* tries and 1 minor to 1 minor. Wokstenliolme kicked off for the home team. returned, and scrimmage was brined at halfway. The Dewsbury forwards ...