BRITISH FOOTBALL

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21971, 21 December 1936, Page 5

BRITISH FOOTBALL

RESULTS OF WEEK-END MATCHES LONDON, December 19. Week-end football matches resulted:— ASSOCIATION First Division Arsenal 4, Chelsea 1. . . Bolton Wanderers 2, Charlton Athletic l. Brentford 2, Stoke City 1. Derby County 0, Mlddlebrough 2. Everton 3. Grimsby Town 0. Huddersfield Town 4, Liverpool 0. Manchester United 2, West Bromwich Albion 2. Preston North End 1, Portsmouth 1. Sheffield Wednesday 5. Manchester City Sunderland 2. Leeds United 1. Wolverhampton Wanderers 2, Birmingham 1. Second Division Aston Villa 3. Norwich City 0. Bradford City 2, Newcastle United 1. Burnley 1, Sheffield United 0. Chesterfield 1. West Ham United 1. Coventry City 0, Blackburn Rovers 1. Doncaster Rovers 0, Blackpool 4. Fulham 3, Tottenham Hotspur 3, Nottingham Forest 0, Leicester City 3. Plymouth Argyle 3. Bury 0. Southampton 1. Barnsley 3. Swansea Town 3, Bradford 0. Third Division (Southern Section) Aldershot 2, Crystal Palace 2. Bournemouth 3, Torquay United 3. Brighton and Hove 2, Notts County 2. Bristol Rovers 1, Queen’s Park Rangers 1. Gillingham 0, Cardiff City 0. Millwall 0, Reading 2. Newport County 2, Luton Town 1. Northampton Town 5. Bristol City 1. Southend United 3, Walsall 0. Swindon Town 3, Exeter City 1. Watford 2. Clapton Orient 1. (Northern Section) Accrington Stanley 2. Carlisle United 1. Darlington 0, Mansfield Town 0. Gateshead. 0, Halifax Town 2. Hull City 5, Tranmere Rovers 2. Lincoln City 3, Hartlepools United 0. New Brighton 3, Southport 1. Oldham Athletic 2, York City 2. Port Vale 3, Barrow 2. Rotherham United 1, Rochdale 1. Stockport County 4, Chester 0. Wrexham 5, Crewe Alexandra 0. SCOTTISH LEAGUE First Division ’ Aberdeen 5, St. Mirren 4. Albion Rovers 9, Third Lanark 4. Clyde 1, Motherwell 2. Hamilton Academicals 3, Partick Thistle 2. Hearts 4, Arbroath 1. Kilmarnock 3, Dunfermline Athletic 3. Queen of Sduth 1. Celtic 0. Queen’s Park 2, Hibernian 0. Rangers 4, Falkirk 0. St. Johnstone 3, Dundee 3. Second Division Cowdenbeath 2, Edinburgh City 2. Dumbarton 2, Airdrieonions 3. Dundee United 1, Ayr United 2. East Fife 7, Brechin City 0. East Stirling 2. Alloa 2. Leith Athletic 2, Forfar Athletic 0. Montrose 1. St. Bernards 3. Morton 6, King's Park 0. Stenhousemuir 2, Raith 7. NORTHERN UNION Barrow 18, Widnes 5. Bradford Northern 6, Wakefield Trinity 3. Bramley 0, Castleford 16. Broughton Rangers 5. Wigan 42. Dewsbury 8, Streafham and Mitcham 15. Featherstone 3. Hull-Kingston Rovers 11. Halifax 0. Warrington 26. Hull 17, Keighley 5. Leeds 9, Huddersfield 6. Liverpool Stanley 15. Oldham 9. Newcastle 8, St. Helens 15. Rochdale Hornets 0, Salford 10. St. Helens Rees 15, Leigh 8. Rwinton 19, Hunslct 7. York 27, Batley C. RUGBY Harlequins 11, Cardiff 14. Richmond 18. Blackheath 3. Rosslyn Park 24, Old Alleynians 3. Aberavon 3. Swansea 3. Balh 16, Devonport Services 3. Bedford 8, Leicester 3. Birkenhead Park 12. London Scottish 0. Bridgend 5 Neath 3. Coventry 26. Sale 5. Gloucester 8, Newport 22. Liverpool 17. Guy's Hospital 3. Llanelly 14. Pontypool 3. Northampton 9, Waterloo 5. Portsmouth Services 6. Bristol 3. Edihburgh Academicals 0, Glasgow Academicals 3. ...» Watsonians 43, West Scotland 0. Trial matches resulted: — Probables defeated Possibles, 12-11, at Bristol; Scotland defeated the rest. 37-15. at Galashiels. TEAM TO TOUR AUSTRALIA AND N$W ZEALAND LONDON. December 19. The Football Association will announce the team of amateurs to tour Australia and New Zealand on January 6. The team will sail on April 17.