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Grey River Argus, 1 October 1934, Page 6

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British Matches SATURDAY’S RESULTS. (Aus. N.Z. Calve Assn.) (. Rectdyed September 30 nt 6.30 p.m.) LONDON. September 29. Association football matches to-day in England resu'lted as follows:— First Division. Arsenal 5 Birmingham 1. Aston Villa 4 Preston 2. Blackburn (l Stoke I. ('helsea 2 Grimsby 0. Derby 2 'Tottenham 1. Leeds 2 Huddersfield (I. Leicester 0 Sunderland 2. Liverpool 3 West Bromwich 2. Middlesbrough 1 Manchester City 2. Portsmouth 2 Wednesday 1. Wolverhampton 4 Everton 2. Second Division. Barnsley 4 Oldham 0. Blackpool 1 Bradford 0. Bradford City 1 Southampton 1. Bury 2 Fulham 0. Hull 2 Brentford 1. Manchester United 2 Bransea 1. Newcastle 2 Norwich 0. Notts County 3 Notts Forest 5. Port vale 3 Burnley 1. Sheffield United 6 Bolton 2. Westham 2 Plymouth 1. Third Division—Southern Section. > Aidershot 2 Cardiff 0. Bournemouth 0 Northampton 1. Bristol City 0 Coventry 2. Charlton 3 MillwaH 1. Crystal Palace 2 Bristol Rovers 0. Exeter 1 Clapton Orient J. Newport 2 Gillingham 0. Queen’s Park Rangers 1 Southend 1 Swindon 4 Brighton -I. Torquay 6 Luton 2. Watford 1 Reading 1.

Third Division—Northern Section. Barrow 3 Mansfield 0. Carlisle 3 Chesterfield 1. Chester 6 Wrexham 2. Crewe 4 Accrington 2. Doncaster 4 York 1. Hartlepools 0 Darlington 1. Lincoln 4 Rotherham (l. Rochdale 1 Walsall (1. Southport 2 New Brighton 1. Stockport 5 Gateshead 1. Tranniere 1 Halifax 0. Scottish League—First Division. Aberdeen 1 Airdrieonians 3. Albion 2 Celtic 1. Clyde 2 Dundee 2. Hamilton 4 St. Mirren 0. Hearts 5 Ayr 0. Kilmarnock 2 Partick Thistle (I. Queen’s Park 1 Dunfermline 0. Queen of the South 1 Falkirk 1. Rangers 4 Hiberinian 2. St. Johnstone 2 Molherwtdl I. Scottish League—Second Division. Arbroath 6 Montrose 0. P.reuhin 1 Third Lanark I. Cowdenbeath 3 Raith 3. Dundee United 2 Alloa 0. East Fife 9 Dumbarton 1. East Stirling (I St. Bernards (L King’s Park 9 Edinburgh 4. Leith 2 Morton 2. Stenhousemuir 4 Forfar 2. CHRISTCHURCH. September 29. At Association football to-day. Thistle boat St. Albans in the English Cup final, 2/1.