BRITISH FOOTBALL

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 31, 31 October 1932, Page 14

BRITISH FOOTBALL

Results of Week-end Matches SOCCER, RUGBY, LEAGUE (By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright.) (Rec. October 30, 6.30 p.m.) London, Oct. 29. Week-end football matches resulted as follow: — ASSOCIATION FIRST DIVISION. Arsenal defeated Leicester City, B—2. Birmingham lost to Middlesbro. Blackburn R. defeated Sheffield U.. 3—o. , , „ Blackpool defeated Chelsea, 4—o. Derby C. lost to Huddersfield T., 2—3. Everton and Portsmouth drew, 1-all. Leeds U. defeated Wolverhampton W-, 2—o, Manchester City and Liverpool drew, 1 Sheffield W. defeated Newcastle U., 2—o. _ . Sunderland defeated Bolton W., < 4. West Bromwich A. defeated Aston Villa. 3—l. SECOND DIVISION. Bradford C and Nottingham F. drew, 2-alI Bury and Oldham Athletic drew. 3-all. Chsterfield and Plymouth A. drew. 1all. Fulham defeated Bradford, 5—2. Lincoln City defeated Preston N.E., 2 1 Mi'llwall lost to Tottenham H., I—4. Notts County lost to Stoke City, 3 —4. Port Vale and Manchester U. drew. 3all. Southampton defeated Brimsby T., 3 o Swansea T. defeated Charlton A., 2 0. West Ham U. and Burnley drew. 4-all.

THIRD DIVISION —Southern Section,

Bournemouth and Norwich C. drew. 1all. Brentford defeated Crystal Palace, 2—o. Bristol C. lost to Queen’s P.R., 2 —3. Clapton O. lost to Bristol Rovers, q 3 Coventry C. lost to Southedu U. t 2—3. Exeter City defeated Watford, 5—2. Luton T. defeated Cardiff City, B—T.8 —T. Newport C. and Reading drew, 3-all. Northampton T. defeated Aidershot. 5—2. Torquay U. lost to Gillingham, 1 2. THIRD DIVISION. —Northern Section.

Barnsley defeated Accrington S., -I—o. Darlington defeated Southport, I—o.1 —0. Doncaster R. aud Mansfield T. drew, 2-all. Gateshead defeated Crewe Alex., 2—l. Halifax Town lost to Chester, o—2. Hartlepools U. defeated N. Brighton, Hull City defeated Rotherham U., 4—2. Stockport C. lost to Rochdale, 2 —3. Tranmere R. lost to Barrow, I—3. Walsall defeated York City, 4 —2._ Wrexham defeated Carlisle United, 2— 1. SCOTTISH LEAGUE—First Division. Aberdeen defeated Hamilton A, 2—l. Ayr United defeated Cowdenbeath, 3— 2. „ „ Clyde defeated Queen’s Park, 6—2. Dundee defeated Airdireonians, 4—2. Falkirk defeated Hearts, 3—l. Motherwell lost to Partick' Thistle. 1— Rangers defeated Kilmarnock, 2 —-0. St. Johnstone defeated Morton. 7—l. St. Mirren defeated Celtic, 3 —l. Third Lanark defeated E. Stirlingshire, 4—l. SCOTTISH LEAGUE—Second Division. Albion R. lost to Edinburgh City, o—l. Armadale lost to Stenhouscmuir, 2—4. Bo'ness defeated Brechin City, 4—3. Dunfermline A. and Arbroath drew. 2East Fife defeated, Leith Athletic, Forfar Athletic defeated Alloa, 2—l. Hibernians defeated Haith Rovers, 2— King's Park defeated Dundee U., 7—2. Montrose defeated Queen of South, 3— St. Bernard's defeated Dumbarton, 4— RUGBY LEAGUE Barrow led Bradford N. 11 —0, when play was abandoned after 64 minutes’ play owing to heavy raiu. Broughton R. and S.t Helens It. drew, no score. Dewsbury defeated Leigh, 27—0. Featherstone R. lost to Warrington, 5— Huddersfield lost to Huuslet, o—B. Hull K.R. defeated Keighley. 9 —5. Leeds defeated Castleford, 26—5. Oldham defeated Wigan Highfield, 32—5. Rochdale H. led Swinton, 5—2, when play was übaandoned owing to heavy rain after 69 minutes. Salford was leading Wakefield Trinity 35—0. when play was abandoned after 63 minutes. St. Helens was leading Bailey 14—7, when play was abandoned after 65 minutes. Widnes defeated Halifax, 6 —2. Wigan defeated Bramley, 49—3. York defeated Hull, 19—12. In the county championship match, Yorkshire defeated Lancashire 30—3, at Wakefield. RUGBY UNION Cheshire and Northumberland drew, no score. Durham defeated Cumberland. 19— 0. Bath and Harlequins drew, 6 all. Blaekheath defeated Old Alleynians, 18—0. Bridgwater lost to Plymouth Albion. o—l2. Coventry defeated Richmond, B—o.8 —0. Leicester defeated Gloucester, 6 —3. Old Leysians lost to Manchester. 11— 16. Ulster and Yorkshire drew. 9 all. United Services lost to Bristol. 5 —12. Glasgow A.C.A.S. lost to Edinburgh A.C.A.S.. o—3. Heriotonians defeated Glasgow High School, 10/5. Swansea and Cardiff drew, 6 all.