... win lor the St. George’s. Score: —Mitchell's St. George’s, three goals: Small Heath Alliance, one goal. STAVELEY v. ATTERCLIFFE (SHEFFIELD). At Staveley, who scored tlie first goal few minutes after the kick-off. and quickly added two more to their credit ...

... UGH LANCASHIRE JCNIOK CUP COMPETITION. LIVES GRASSHOPPERS . BOLTON ROVERS - 0 DERBYSHIRE ASSOCIATION CUP. STAVELEY v. ECKINGTON. Tiii* tie, in the s«>cond round for the Derbyshire Cup, was played Eckiugtoa to-day. They have previously met ...

... prevailed was against good passing, Stavelev were not Weil represented, and after somewhat uninteresting game the result was—Staveley five goals, Chesterfield one. ...

... NOTTS COUNTY v. STAVFXEY Tins English Cup tie was played at Staveley, before 3.000 persons. Notts kicked off uphill, and scored the first goal in nine minutes Irom the commencement, had hard lines, but Notts kept them at bay. Directly after the recommencement ...

... season pen many conMent predictions; second flairs and Cliftonvilk, the only club competition ; third division, Walsall; n. Staveley and Notts Forest ; sixth divim and Middioborough ; seventh division, tlie London Calfdonians : eighth division, iaus, holders ...

... season »en many predictions; second flairs and Cliftonvillr, the only Irish club competition: third division, Walsall; n. Staveley and Notts Forest : sixth divim and Middie>borough ; seventh division, the London Cal» • eighth division, lans, holders of ...

... the game ending in favour of the visitors. Result: —Long Eaton Rangers, two goals; Lincoln City, none. SHEFFIELD HEELEY v. STAVELEY LOWGATES. In frosty weather these clubs met Sheaf House Ground, Sheffield, on Christmas Day, before 2,000 spectators. Great ...

... th«» kick-off. Rollinson secured a second point, and Madin added two more goals. Eckington then got goal, and at half-time Stave-ley led by four goals one. The second portion game was capitally contested, but no points were register'd, and the result of ...

... Resu’ ed them ia foul | 3 Bro midfield « ond ee Ue relief | whilst H eeley did not score The second halt checked. | and staveley scored another goal. Result :— in UEELEY lowarth, h kad he frout SCOTTISH CUP COMPETITI ray with son and PROTESTED TIE. wy ...

... STAVELEY v. DERBY ST. LI KPS. These old rivals met at Stavelev, in beautiful weather, and on excellent ground. At half-time, nothing had been done. Crossing Over. StaveW scored at a quick rate: Blaydon registering three goals, and Simpson, Potter, and ...

... Clomnirry, L»rd Dunraven, Mr. Ak-ra* noapiae, Mr. J. M. Maclean, Mr. Yerbnrph, Mr. KittpenUJ, Mr. H. Vincent, Lml Stanhope, Mr. Staveley Hill, Lord CUud Hamilton, Col. Saumlcrson, Mr. Brodrick, Lord Erne, and Lord Cranbrook. The Marquis of Salisbury arrived ...

... closure,——-Mr. Cuayce and Mr, O’Conno} ( to | supported the amendment, The debate was continued by Colonel Nolar into the | Staveley Hill. he War Mr. G oscuen denied that there was any int he com- | the part of the Government to unduly restrict. rend of ...