... to prevent the match taking place. There being no other match in the town, and the match between Dewsbury and Bradford Crown Flatts being cancelled, there was a good attendance of spectators. The visitors turned up as selected and with strong team, and ...

... seem At & very low ebb, whilst | cannot think that Dewsbury will be good enough for Halifax, even though the game ia at Crown Flatts. Pontefract v. Klland is & warm one, but | have falth In the visitors, whilst if Holleek allow Otley to defeat the, | shall ...

... better than recent dille{l. I cannot fancy them for Monday's match, at Castleford, but I think they will beat Dewsbury at Crown Flatts on. Tueaday. The latter match is on the halfgate terms. The holiday season is now very near, 80 here's wishing all *“ A ...

... n games this season, and then to run up a score of two goals against the Thrum Ball men, why it was something that the Crown Flatts spectators themselves could not understand. However, it proves the uncertainties of football, and after this Dewsbury will ...

... results chronicled for some time was arrived at in the meeting of the Ellaud and Dewsbury teams on the historic heights of Crown Flatts last Tuesday. The Ellanders could, it appears, E.y better after their Christmas cheer than the ewsburyites, for they put ...

... quantity at price cover cost production qj other Senior Competifcon matches, Halifax can met with. from encounter Dewaburv at Crown Flatts, and should are, however, uccaskmally Yams are steaoy. . -i-.-:— *u- The but demand cootinuea ami unimportant. have no ...

... although some had been covered during the week, they were hard as stme, and unplayable. The latter state applies to the Crown Flatts ground, Dewsbury. The Executive of the latter organization had carefully • nursed ' the field, in anticipation of having ...

... other way, and Dews- bary are to be complimented upon t! ment. ‘ir achieve- There was great rejoicings in the camp of the Crown Flatts men on Saturday in celebration of the victory. To have scored their first victory in the competition, and also their first ...

... cried off owing the. frost, and the Dewsbury folks were much disappointed learn that owing the exposed position of the Crown Flatts ground the field was a condition which rendered play in the fixture with Bradford impossible. The match was in connection ...

... goal—s points. ELLAND v. DEWSBURY. There, was only small number of spectators to witness 'this match, which took place at Crown Flatts to-day. A dense fog which prevailed prevented the players being distinguished during greater part the game. Neither club ...

... competition, Two matches were to -have been played to-day connection with this Competition, Bradford meeting Dewsbury at Crown Flatts, and Huuslet playing Valley Parade. The condition of the Dewsbury ground was, however, this morning found to so bad owing ...

... Skirrow was an absentee (being engaged work), Bennett taking bis place. Victory on the former occasion, when the teams met Crown Flatts, rested with the Hunslet men. The game was started .I.E. Jackson against the wind, and Walker returned to the centre, where ...