... BRADF-oRD v. LrrvsrooL.-Ab Bradford. Result: Bradford 1 goal, 1 try 7 minors; Liverpool, 1 minor. DEywasBY v. BATLEY.-At Crown Flatts. Result: Batley, 7 minors; Dewsbury 2 minors. MATCHES FOR THIS DAY. At Bnowmzy.-Wolverbampton Wanderers v. Burnley. At ...

... work of both teams. MTE SHIELD-HOLDERS BEAT DEWSBURY. Extren es sometimes meet. They did so on Satur- day afternoon at Crown Flatts, where a match was played between the clubs at the top and bottom respectively of last year's Senior list. Although it ...

... the grand stand were wsrecked, as well as part of the t wall enclosing the ground demolished. The exposed 1 situation of Crown Flatts also suffered severely, the goal posts being blown down, and part of the grand stand and a stretch of the enclosure rails ...

... ditaiiacly worse. Despite it all, howvever, no less thana 5,LO persons were enthusiastic enLough, to climb the haill to the Crown Flatts, schere the Iground or the Dlewsbury Football Club is situa~ted. Followers el the game in Yorkshire will not apparently ...

... favoured the Dewsbury ground on Saturday, a3s it favoured most grounds, though it was doubly regrettable in the case of the Crown Flatts enclosure in th . the season tas. being opened on the horne tea-sn's ground. There were many changes in the home side. ...

... Dewsbury iNo'rthrn Union) Club, held at the Royal Hotel, Dewsbury, it was resolved to con5struct a new grand stand on the Crown Flatte enclosure, at -a cost of £6120. The structure, which is to be on a brick and stone foundation, will accommodate over 3C0 ...

... openpa ilbetads 1count under the circumstances. The match this ?? between Dewabury and Bradford, who meet at the Crowni~w Flatts enclosure, is causing, more than ordinary inter55t, Ifrom the fact that they are drawn to meet in the first round of the second ...

... free kici near goal,, but J. Waters (homr goal) Itior stopped smartly. West now and. then got wvell ska in, but could never crown-the feat. Faster got 5i1l0 several chances, but the slippery ground did not per allow him and others. to: steady on the ball ...

... ?? Drury lI estin.g-C to I on tardiust, ?? the rum to I no ?? by 6l lengths. GAT WICK RACES. Q ATWI.CE, TziuniDAy COThAND FLATT BACE, Mr Qirant's PhSlmont, 6eyrs 1.t 11h . Capt B. wlie I Capt roritray's RIeens, 11 yrs,12. ?? .1Ibr.D Thirwell 2 hr ...

... afternoon, but it see rsin wihin asyreach o h seeo actin. he oure iin ood going ordbr. MY-' -tDlatOns- Xare ?? Pat Buss'Seplcae Crown Handieap HurdleRaeTo s i 2 Wasnozza;. Datche -1Hunttes' elebs, b~nTAN; Worham Selling HnesX'i Race, Fnnr;adStoke Park Hurdle ...

... Hurdle Race, and the meeting terminated with the success of Lady Chippendale in the Harkaway Steeplechase. Details- The COTLAXI FLATT RACE of 100 seos. Riear- year-od, ?? lotlb; five, 12st 6tb; six and aged, 1ist 10lb. The Ninner to be sold for lOD sovs. Two ...

... was given never went for ber, and so she remained to become a trained racer, and to rob Ladas of his right to the triple crown. Throstle continued !blind for three months, and then she got her sight, and in due course was put into training. THE LATE ...