... suffering from the after effects of their Welsh tour, and Rangers will, I think, beat HulL Dewsbnry v. will be great match at Crown Flatts, and Leeds their best to get the upper hand Heckmondwike ought to beat Castleford, and Halifax should settle the pretensions ...

... suspension of Heckmondwike occurred just hi time to prevent a curious state of things. that of IL Lockwood appearing on Crown Flatts against his old friends. Had he lone so, it would have been more than a trifle barefaced, to say the least. The inquiry ...

... ran the whole length of the field, and crossed the line just in time, this was considered to be the finest run made on Crown Flatts for many years. Nothing resulted from Schofield's kick at goal. On the expiration of time, the score was :—Dewsbury one ...

... cluded any possibility of bringing the return fixture between Huddersfield and Dewsbury to an issue. Those who know the Crown Flatts enclosure will, no doubt, agree that if the wind blows anywhere it is on this, one of the most exposed football grounds ...

... together in the latter part of the game. Graham, I hear, has been reserving himself for to-day,and will once again appear on Crown Flatts this the club of his town. It is just tinie . ::4ordita and kindly welcomepossible he may , -,4et a from the spectators ...

... Liversedge came pretty near having another check to their Victorious career on Satut day as the result of! their visit to Crown Flatts to bring off their Competition game with Dewsbury. Although the sce e was only 1 try to nil in favour of Liversedge, the ...

... have had no easy i tasks to beat such nioderate fifteens as Kensington ANOTHER BLOW OFF ON CROWN and the Harlequins. Still they had not once allowed FLATTS. • their opponents to score, and that is something. jBY OLD EROIZ'S Dorntr.l There Is no doubt ...

... had t 3 lower its colours for the first time this season. The Yorkshire Post days :— All eyes were of course turned to Crown Flatts, where, to judge by the attendance, the old excitement subsequent on the appearance of Bradford, had once more „come over ...

... Fartown, and have to strivo hard to successful, though fvicy they will just pull through. la having to meet Dewcbury, at Crown Flatts, ilai-aicgham appear to have a much easier task fcclcr? them thau their rival;, and I have hceitatioa giving say vote for ...

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... COMPETITION.) tion followed the Association game between the same This postponed match in the Yorkshire No. 1 Competi- clube at Crown Flatts. The visitors were fully represented, whilst the home team imeluded several ‘rom substitutes, confined the kick-off Fe ...

... of their visitors to-morrow at ttle bit too gved for them. At Dewsbury, will prove a ton, there will bea crand game, the Crown Flatts inen it n from having for thei Vieelors the that the home teain will have to retire defeated. ‘She ifunsh-t men are a strong ...