BRITISH FOOTBALL

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21355, 24 December 1934, Page 18

BRITISH FOOTBALL

♦ WEEK-END RESULTS (UHITID PRESS ASSOCIATION —ST EUSCTIIe TELIGBAPB—COrTKGMT.) (Received December 23, 5.40 p.m.) LONDON. December 2X British football results are: ASSOCIATION FIRST DIVISIO.V Aston Villa 1, Blackburn Rovers 1. Chelsea 2, Middlesbrough 1. Derby County 3, Areenal 1. Kverton 2, Birmingham 0. Grimsby Town ;i, Sheffield Wednesday 1. Huddersfield Town 1, Stoke City 4. Leicester City 6, Portsmouth 3. Preston North End 1. West Broiuwich Albion 2 Sunderland 2, Liverpool n. Tottenham Hotspur 1, Leeds United l. Wolverhampton Wanderers 5. Manchester Citv n. SECOND DIVISION Barnsley 2, Fulhain 0. Bolton Wanderers 1, Blackpool -. Bradford Citv 4, Nottingham Forest 0. Burnley 0, Newcastle United 3. Manchester United 3. Plvmoutb Argyle 1. Notts Countv 1. Hull Citv 1. Oldham Athletic 1. West Horn United 1 Port Vale 1. Bradford 1. Sheffield United 1, Brentford 2. Southampton 2, B\iry 1. Swansea Town I. Norwich City I. THIRD DIVISION iSuutheru Section) Aldcrshot 0, Exeter City 0. Brighton and Hove Albion 0, liillwall % Bristol Rovers 4, Gillingham 3. Cardiff City 3. Bristol City 3. Charlton Athletic 3, Reading 1. Crystal Palace 2. Northampton Town 0. Luton Town ■]. Coventry City 0. Queen's Park Rangers 2, Bournemouth 1« Southend United 0. Clapton Orient 1. Swindon Town 0. Newport County 0. Torquay 1. WatforJ :'.. SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Aberdeen 3, Particle Thistle 0. Albion Rovers 1, Dundee 2. Clyde 5, Ayr United 1. Hamilton Academicals 2, Hibcrnianj 1. Hearts 4, Falkirk 1. Kilmarnock 0, Celtic 3. Queen's Park 4, Airdrieonians 2. Queen of the South 2, Motherwell S. Rangers 8, Dunfermline Athletic 1. St. Johnston.* 4. St,. Mirren 0. SECOND DIVISION llnndc-o United 9, Brechin City 2. Fast Fife 3, Cowdenbeath 2. East Stirlingshire 3, Morton 1. Edinburgh Citv 0. Dumbarton 2. Forfar Athletic 3. Raith Rovers 1. King's Park 2, Third Lanark 4. Leith Athletic 2, St. Bernard's 1. Montrose 2, Alloa 2. Stnnhousemuir 6. Arbroith u. NOETHEEN UNION Barrow 7, St. Helens ,">. Bradford Northern 9, Castleford 3. Bramley 7, York 14, when the match wsi abandoned in the second half. because e' fog. Broughton 2, Warrington 11, when the match was abandoned in the second half, because of fog. Dewsbury v. Leeds: postponed, because of fog. Featherstone v. Huddeisfield: postponed, because of fog. Halifax 11, Widnes 3. Hull and Kingston Rovers 8, Keighley Ut .Hunslet 7, Wakefield Trinitv 5. Leigh 14, Hull 10. Liverpool Stanley 20, Batley 5. Rochdale Hornets 13, Oldham 9. St. Helens Recs. 20. Salford 0. Swinton 9. Wigan 9 EUGBY Birkenhead Park 21, Dublin Wanderers B. s Coventry 17, Blackheath 1!. Gloucester 5, Northampton 6. Harlequins 8, Richmond 3. . ■• / London Irish 5, St. Marc's Hospital - l - London Scottish 8. Guy's Hospital S. Rosslyn Park 26, Old Alleynians "•■ United Services 9, Bristol 16. West of Scotland 13, London S.-ottish 19Old Paulians 8, Old Merchant Taylors ■• Cardiff 8, Bridgend 5. Crosskeys 0, Newport 0. Leicester 8, London Welsh fNeath 0, Swansea .0. Glasgow Academicals 15. Ga'a <'■ OXFORD RUGBY CLUB NEW ZEALANDER SECRETARY (VWITZD PRESS ASSOCIATION—ET ELKCTSIO TEI.SGBAPH—COPTBIGHT.) LONDON. December 21. W. H. Cooper (New Zealand) has been elected secretary to the Oxford Rugby in succession to McShane, of Sydney.