... Ohuich, at Leeds. Cleckheaton v.'Yoi k, at Cleckheaton. Crosland Moor v. Chaddertou. at Crosland Moor. Dewsbury v. Hull, at Crown Flatts. Dudley Hill v. Pontofract, at Pontefract. East Parade v. Knansbro', at Knaresbro. Eklon Rangers v. Maniiinsham Wesleyans ...

... Cleckheaton v. Salterhebble, at Salterhebble. Crosland Moor v. Moldgreen, at Moldgreen. Dewsbury v. Leeds Parish Church, at Crown Flatts. Dudley Hill v. Morley, at Dudley Hill. East Parade v. Woodhouse Trinity, at Brudenell-road. Eldon Rangers v. Bowling St ...

... as to the way the cat would jump in the approaching cup ties. Rather singularly, draws were recorded in both cases. The Crown Flatts tixturo was a very close character, and in the first half Trinity,with the wind in their favour, scored four minors. On ...

... they found Halifax —as we expected—one too much for them. The Hanson-lnners played so brilliantly that the visitois from Crown Flatts were soon flattened, and hadn't a chance at all. Hanson-lane, like many other grounds on Saturday, was the rendezvous ...

... to put up with a beating. Another improving club is Liversedge, who had the best of a game with Bramlev The denizens of Crown Flatts (Dewsbury) had no trouble in account ing for the glasi,bloweis of Castleford, who suffered a take down by one goal, three ...

... lirishouse Rangers. Otlet UtS? should play a close gain* ; to favour the at the end. Dewsbury aod Ma.nnim.uam try >ns at Crown Flatts, and here the odds slightly annmgham. Ellano should prove pupprior to I. HOLBECK to Askham, and MnrtLEY may eckmondwike ...

... ease than upon the lust occasion. •' f'Mi.e,, ,°hD ought to account for Rochdale .-t. I P*tOn*l? Dewsbury will have, at Crown Flatts, !*tt and, on form, victory should rest with the , {''Uri, e hiiiiDs Parish Church are booked ior a Hit-v ; j to ...

... me anticipate. A vast improvement has been effected in tne venience for spectators, who can now be accommodate seats at Crown Flatts in thousands. . r oved, Castleford football ground has also been greatly imp* o both from the players' and on-lookers' ...

... sentenced to six months' imprisonment. ? Alfred Culloden (24), out-porter, found guilty of having at a football match at Crown Flatts on the 15th April stolen a watch and chain from the person of Michael Bentley, a blanket raiser, of Dewsbury, was sent ...

... few more. Both Bradford and Dewsbury were weakened by men being away in the service of the County, when the teams met at Crown Flatts on Saturday. Bradford had three good men absent from this cause, and four others for other reasons, whilst Dewsbury was ...

... nervous hand at full back for Dewsbury against Swinton gave the latter the chance of scoring heavily ever the players of Crown Flatts. Huddersfield played a fast game with Hull, and managed to win whilst Manningham brought off a drawn game with the Rocndale ...

... tue feel rather strange. They should u»» Hudderstfelders last Saturday, while to-day they are booked to meet Dewsbury at Crown. Flatts, minus three of their cracks engaged for the county. Leeds St. John's were unexpectedly vanquished at home by the Castleford ...