FOOTBALL AT HOME.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1937, Page 16

FOOTBALL AT HOME.

ENGLISH SOCCER CUP.

LUTOK-SUNDERLAirD DRAW. BRENTFORD LOSES TO DERBY. LONDON. January 31. Results of football matches plaved in t:reat Britain on Saturday:— ENGLISH SOCCER CUP. Fourth Round.—Bolton.l, v. Norwich 1 • Everton 3, v. Sheffield Wednesday 0 : Arsenal 5. v. Manchester United 0: Lnton -, v. Sunderlaud 2; Swansea 0. v. York OCoventry 2, r. Chester O; Grlmsby 5. v' Walsall 1 : Exeter 3. v. Leicester 1 • Preston 5. v. Stoke 1: Manchester Citv 2 v Accrington 0; Mill wall O, v. Cheisea 3Burnley 4. v. Bury 1 : Wolverhampton 2 V. Sheffield United 2: Tottenham 1, v. Plymouth <>; Derl>y 3, v. Brentford O: West Broniwich 3, v. Darlington 2. ■ ENGLISH SOCCER. LEAGUE. First Division.—Charlton Athletic 2, v. Middlesbrough 2; Liverpool 3, v. Leeds United 0. Second Division.—Aston Villa 1, v. Doncaster Hovers 1 : Blackburn Rovers 6. v. Newcastle United 1; Blackpool 6, v. Bradford 0: Bradford City I, v. Fulham I Third Division.—Southern section: Brighton and Hove 5. v. Bristol Rovers 2: Bristol City 4, v. Clapton Orient 0; Crystal Palace 1. v. Gillinghaui 1: Newport County 4. v. Aldershot (>: Southend United 2. v. Kwindon Town O; Torquay 2, T. Notts County 2. Third Division.—Northern section: Barrow 5, v. Rotherhain I'nited 1 : Hartlepools United 4. v. Crewe Alexandra 1: Hull City 4. v. New Brighton 1 : Southport 3. v. Mfcn.sfield Town 2: Stockport County 1. v. Port Vale 0: Tranmere Rovers 2, v. Halifax Town 1; Wrexham 1, v. Oldham Athletic 1. SCOTTISH SOCCER CUP. First Round.—Hearts of Midlothian .".. v. St. Bernards 1 : Queen of the South 1, V. Glasgow Rangers <>: Murrayneld Amateurs 1. v. Morton f>: Dnllieattie 1. v. Queen's Park 2; Clyde S. v. Vale-a-Coha O; Mont rose 1, v. Third 1 : Airdrie 3. v. Dundee United 1 : Raboock and Wllcox 0, v. Inverness Caledonians 1 : Boness <>. v. Cowdenheath «; Dumbarton 3, v. Keith I; St. Mirren 4, v. Duns 0: Motherwell .". v. Galston 1; Stenhouseniuir 1, v. Celtic 1: Falkirk <i. v. Peebles Rovers O: Kilmarnock 1. v. Brechin 2: Ayr Ignited O. v. Partick Thistle 2; Aberdeen 6, v. Inverness Thistle 0. . RUGBY LEAGUE. Batley 4, v Hull 12: Bradford Northern 0. v. Leeds 0: Castleford 13, v. Huddersfield 7: Halifax 12, v. Barrow 2: Hull Kingston Rovers 6, v. Bramley 6: Hunslet 8. v. Keighley 0: Leigh 2. v. St. Helen's Recreation 12; Warrington 11, v. Salford O. RUGBY IXION. Guys Hospital e, v. Gloucester S: Scottish 24, v London Irish O: Old Merchant Taylors 11. v. Cambridge University 23; Old Paulines 8. v. Portsmouth Services tt: The Army 10. v. Harlequins 0: Aberavon 3 v I'ontypool 0; Bristol 3, v. Newport 0: I,ei<-ester it, v. Coventry 12 ; Newton Abbot 3 v. Plymouth Albion 17. County championship, semifinal: Gloucestershire i, v. Kent O. Styx is the highest cascade in Greece. The ancients thought its waters poisonous, and the superstition remains. It is described by Homer. To the Greek and Latin poet it suggested the famous river of Hades. A branch of Oceanus, or "stygian pool,' , as it was sometiAes called, flowed seven times' round hell. Souls of the dead were ferried over it bv Charon to Tartarus.