FOOTBALL

Grey River Argus, 15 December 1930, Page 7

FOOTBALL

IN GREAT BRITAIN Saturday’s Results (Aus. and N.Z. Cable Assn.) (Received Dee. 14 at 5.5 p.m? LONDON, December 13. Following are the results of the featball matches played to-day in Great Britain:— ASSOCIATION CUP. SECOND ROUND. Gainsborough lost to Southport by 0 to 4. Brentford beat Norwich by 1 to 0 Accrington lost to Torquay by 0 to 1. Gillingham lost to Aldershot by 1 tn 3. Fulham beat Halifax by 4 to 0. Nelson lost to York by 1 to 4. Gateshead beat Folkestone by 3 to 2. Watford beat Luxton by 3 to 1. Crewe lost to Queen’s Park by 2 lo 4. Doncaster lost to Notts County by 0 to 1. Scarborough beat Lincoln by 6 to 4. Newark lost to Crystal Palace by 0 to 6. Bristol Rovers beat Stockport by 4 to 2. Walsall beat Newport by 4 to 0. Wellington lost to Wrexham by 2 to 4. Carlisle beat Turnbridge Wells by 4 to 2. Exeter drew with Coventry, I—l. SOCCER LEAGUE RESULTS. The ordinary Association League results are as follows:— FIRST DIVISION. Aston Villa beat Leeds United by 4 to 3. Bolton Wanderers boat Portsmouth by 3 to L 1 Chelsea, beat Sunderland by 5 tn 0. Grimsby T. beat Sheffield United by 2 to 1. Huddersfield T. beat Blackpool by 10 to 11 Liverpool drew with Arsenal I—l. Manchester United beat Derby C. by i 2 to 1. Middlesborough beat Blackburn ! Rovers by 4 to 1. Newcastle United beat Leicester C. by 5 to 2. i Sheffield W. beat Birmingham by 6 |tO 1. West Ham United boat Manchester C. bv 2 to 0. SECOND DIVISION. Bradford boat West Bromwich A. by 3 to 1. Burnley beat Everton by 5 to 2. Millwell drew with Bradford City, I—l. Nottingham F. drew with Barnsky. ' 3—3. Oldham A. lost to Charlton A. bv 0 to 3. Preston North End beat Cardiff City 1 by 7 to 0. I Reading lost to Plymouth Argyle by 1 to 2. Southampton beat Bury by 5 to 0. Stoke City beat Port Vale by 1 to , 0 i Tottenham Hotspurs beat Bristol ' City by 4 to 1. Wolverhampton W. beat Swansea by 3 to 1.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION. Celtic lost to Leith Athletic by 4 to 8. Cowdenbeath drew with Ayr United I—l. Dundee drew with Patrick Thistle o—o. Hamilton Aeads. beat Aberdeen by 3 to 0. Hearts beat Airdrie by 6 to 3. Hibernian beat Falkirk by 5 to 2. Kilmarnock beat Clyde by 2 to 1. Morton lost to Queen’s Park by 1 to 3. Rangers beat East Fife by 4 to 0. St. Mirren beat Motherwell by 2 to 1. SECOND DIVISION. Albion Rovers beat Boness by 4 to 0. Arbroath drew with St. Bernards, Brechin City beat Queen of the South by 2 to 1. Dumbarton beat King’s Park by 3 to 2. Dumferline A. drew with Dundee U. East Stirlingshire beat Stenhousemuir by 3 to 2. Montrose beat Alloa by 3 to 2. Raith Rovers beat Clydeband by 3 to 0. St. Johnstone beat Armadale by 3 to 0. Third Lanark beat Forfar A. by 5 to 0. RUGBY LEAGUE. NORTHERN UNION. Bradford N. lost to Leeds by 8 to 30. Branley lost to Batley by 0 to 2. Broughton R. lost to St. Helen *s Rees by 2 to 10. Dewsbury lost to Salford by 0 to 9. Featherstone R. lost to York by 5 to 6. Halifax beat Barrow by 4 to 0. Hull K.R. beat Huddersfield by 3 to 2. Hunsley beat Widnes by 15 to 0. Keighley lost to Hull by 4 to 5. Leigh lost to Wigan by 4 to 18. St. Helen’s beat Oldham by 7 to 2. ■ Swinton beat Wakefield T- by 14 to I 2. Warrington bent Castleford by 27 to • 3 Wigan Highfield lost to Rochdale H. i by 6 to 15. RUGBY UNION. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. Cornwall lost to Gloucester by 5 to 17. Cumberland lost to Yorkshire by 8 to 23.

Devon beat Somerset by 14 to 0. Durham lost to Cheshire by 11 to 16. Northumberland lost to Lancashire by 6 to 13. Blackheath lost to Leicester by 3 to 4. Cheltenham drew with Gloucester, Devonport Services lost to Edgeware by 9 to 11. Llanelly beat Newport by 8 to 0. London Welsh beat Moseley by 16 to 10. Northampton eat St. Bart, ’s by 17 to 6. Old Alleyians v. Bedford.—Not played. Old Merchant Tailors lost to Harlequins by 6 to 14. Old Millhillians lost to London Scottish by 3 to 6. Richmond drew with Bath. B—B. Swansea beat Coventry by 6 to 3. Portsmouth Services lost to Park by 3 to 12. Watsonians v. Cambridge University. —Not played. Guv’s Hospital drew with Aberavon, o—o. Cardiff boat Pontypool by 20 to 0. Edinburgh University boat Glasgow High by 13 to 12. Glasgow A.C.A.S. beat Glasgow University by 17 to 3.