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United Free (lurch 3 Langley Mill Priseitires 5 Rider Un , ted a visit to Marlpool last Raturdey, and returned home defeated by maids to two, alter a very good game. To-day they played Chilwell United it home. The Church fulfilled their fixture with Lang. ler Mill Primitives a L

BAT FINE HALF-BACK BREAKS A LEC. REDS WILL HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE ON THURSDAY. NOTTS. VT ; WOLVES." Nutt!. : H. Pennington, goat; T. G. Prescott and 0. Lewis, backs; W. if. W. Bull, and K 31 , Dona1d, half-backs; A. Hadley and H. _Warner. right w i ng; W. Ross, .. mntre ; J. J. Morr

The next onthumt of applause came when Mr. Kingscott, of Derby, who was entrusted with the duties of referee, majde his way to the centre line. Needham woo the tom, and decided to kick towards the Shoreham-street goal. Just after the kick-off Sharp ltift the erclosure, having ha

WEST RAM UNITED T. _QUEEN'S PARS Played at Kemal RAN Rise. GEBB RIt esa : : NEW BROMPTOW v. _ LUTON. Played Brompto Ia dull ;ea — fist, before 9,000 spectators. Holdstock, Luton's centre-half, twisted his Av. after the start, and was of the field for the rest of the genie. Luton

At Hinckley. The hammers, visaing the toes, had the advantage of the =has. bones premed, Lagdaie in a splendid shot, Taylor saved. Leen play followed, neither obtaining any advantage, and then Hinckley attacked, Mee, on the net, being prominent. Allmo, was several times wined up

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n4f , ak*A4l-41A1414 every sense a yet game—one of the best ever wen on th• Villa gro Had the "reds" sot been deprived of one of their players, the game would certainly bare been brcagist broright to a definite termination. To a man the Forest team played magnificently. Unsay es

g zi0.A.14 lest fisturdeS. The right wing were the fine to skew up. Sheppard, however, to get through the but mot went wide. From the goal kick the endeavoured to an iseresnies tin the defence, but Middletem ass especially in keeping the. in cheek. ler Om Arel tea or so the Unea