... A w Cannel for Crown Flatts. An inipor'..n:. of the Committee of th, P Noll'Lem l*nien (lob took any nn Mon day et the Royal Hole', Tl•ere at • faro, a t t1.•0 lot. an interview he • had nigh the !-Itt too Ilitn4et n w, a not to tweeted, the of p • ...

... THE MREPORTER. SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1894. Dewseveay Waite Rose v. Victorta.— At Crown Flatts. .—G. Dixon 32, A. Wilson 4, E. Lister 0. J. De Seholes 0, W. Lister 4, C. Taylor 4, 1. Muids- 6, worth 3, W. Iuman (not out) 0, P. Forrest 1, extra 1;— total ...

... DEWS BURY R. HUDDERSFIELD. This important adjourned Senior Comoetition match, which should have been played at Crown Flatts yesterday, had again to postponed owing to the frost. ...

... FOOTBALL. YORKSHIRE v. DEVON At Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, the Devon*hirt fifteen opposed Yorkshire, on Wednesday, for the second time during the present season, this tune a? winners of the South- Western Group. Re-ult :— Yorkshire 1 goal and 3 tries (11 ...

... ASSOCIATION. SHEFFIELD v. WEST YORKSHIRE. This match will take place at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, to-day. Teams: Sheffield—Goal, Bolsover (Sheffield Club) ; fiacks. G. Crawshaw (Worksop) and Collin Clegg (Sheffield Club) ; half backs, H. E. Bennett (Mexborough) ...

... This match in the Yorkshire Senior Competition was played on Saturday afternoon on the ground of the Dewsbury club at Crown Flatts, in the presence of about 3,000 spectators. The kick-off had been announced for 3.15, but it was a quarter of an hoar after ...

... of Saturday's encounter Dewsbury old position as the bottom of the First table. though Bowling held the bag op with the Crown Flatts team y had a much better record ry, would have been higher up the table had they not had two points match resol for failing ...

... made to measure. Next for cutting is Dewsbury 11 points (1 goal 2 tries) Wakefield 3 points (1 penalty goal) At Crown Flatts. Wakefield were the fiats this time, although Dewsbury has supplied a good few of 'ern this season. The Wakefield goal ...

... The clubs have met twice this season, the Rangers beating them at I ane Head by two goals and a try to a try, whilst at Crown Flatts neither side scored anything but minors, but it must be remembered the Rangers were only poorly represented on the latter ...

... BRIGHOUSE RANGERS v. DEWSBURY. The return game of the season between these two clubs took place at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, in the presence of 2000 spectators. The ground had been preserved with straw,and yet was somewhat hard underneath the surface, and ...

... played Hunslet, much against the wish of the former, as the ground was in an awful state, and Liversedge and Dewsbury met at Crown Flatts, on a ground that was very hard, as many of the players found out. In each case only a try separated the contestants, Halifax ...

... a considerable amount of friendly rivalry between the frequenters of the neighbouring enclosures at Mount Pleasant and Crown Flatts, and it is with a feeling of complacency, to say the least that the Batley people regard the action of the Dewsbury 'o ...