BRITISH FOOTBALL
WEEK-END MATCHES. LONDON, Nov. 10. Results of week-end football matches are as follow: ASSOCIATION.
First Division. —Aston Villa beat Sheffield Wednesday, 4 —o ; Chelsea lost to West Bromwich Albion, 2—3; Derby County and Birmingham drew, 1 all; Everton beat Portsmouth, 3 —2; Grimsby Town and Arsenal drew, 2 all; Huddersfield Town beat Liverpool, 8—0; Leicester City lost to Stoke City, o—3;0 —3; Preston North End defeated Blackburn Rovers, 3 —l; Sunderland beat Manchester City, 32; Tottenham Hotspur beat Middlesbrough, 3 —l; Wolverhampton Wanderers lost to Leeds United, I—2.1 —2. Second Division. Barnsley and West Ham United drew, 1 all; Bolton Wanderers beat Fulham, 4—o; Bradford City and Norwich City drew, 1 all: Burnley beat Nottingham Forest, 2 —l; Manchester United beat Bury, 1 —0; Notts County lost to Plymouth Argyle, I—3;1 —3; Oldham Athletic lost to Brentford, I—3;1 —3; Port Vale and Blackpool drew, 2 all; Sheffield United beat Newcastle United, s—l;5 —1; Southampton beat Bradford, 41; Swansea Town beat Hull City, 2—l.
Third Division.—Southern Section : Aldershot lost to Reading, 2—5; Brighton and Hove Albion beat Bournemouth, 2 —o; Bristol Rovers and Exeter City drew, 5 all; Cardiff City and Northampton Town drew, 2 all; Charlton Athletic beat Bristol City, 4—l;'Crystal Palace and Milllvall drew, 1 all; Luton Towrn and Watford drew, 2 all; Queen’s Park Rangers and Coventry City dreiv, 1 all; Southend United lost to Newport County, o—l0 —1 ; Swindon Town beat Gillingham, 3—o; Torquay United beat Clapton Orient, 4—2.
Third Division. —Northern Section: Accrington ’Stanley and Wrexham drew, 2 all; Chester and Chesterfield drew, 1 all; Crewe Alexandra beat Rochdale, 4—l; Darlington lost to Halifax Town, 0 —1; Doncaster Rovers beat Barrow, 2—o; Gateshead lost to Tranmere Rovers, o—2;0 —2; Hartlepools United beat Carlisle United, 5 —2; New Brighton and Walsall drew, 2 all; Southport lost to Mansfield Town, I—21 —2 ; Stockport Comity lost to Lincoln City, I—2; York City beat Rotherham United, s—o.5 —0. SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
First Division. —Aberdeen beat St. Johnstone, 2 —o; Albion Hovers lost to Rangers, I—s;1 —5; Clyde lost to Hearts, 0 —I; Dundee beat Ayr United, 5 —4; Falkirk lost to Celtic, I—2;1 —2; Hamilton Academicals and Queen’s Park drew, 2 all; Hibernians and Airdrieonians drew, 2 all; Kilmarnock beat Queen of South, 3 —l; Particle Thistle beat Dunfermline Athletic, 7 —l; St. Mirren beat Motherwell, I—o.1 —0.
Second Division. —Arbroath beat Edinburgh City, 4 —o; Cowdenbeath beat Leith Athletic, 5—2; Dumbarton and Montrose drew, 1 all; East Fife and Dundee United drew, 1 all; Forfar Athletic beat Third Lanark, 3 —l ; Morton beat King’s Park, 4 —2; St. Bernards beat Raith Rovers, 6—2; Stenhousemuir beat Brechin City, 3—o.
RUGBY UNION. Devon beat Cornwall, 15 —6; Lancashire beat Durham, 10—3; Northumberland beat Yorkshire, 4 —3; Somerset beat Gloucestershire, 4 —o ; Cambridge University lost to Leicester, 3 —4; Clifton beat Bath, B—3;8 —3; Coventry lost to Bedford, 3 —B; Guy’s Hospital lost to Birkenhead Hark, 3 —9; London Welsh and St. Mary’s Hospital drew, no score; Northampton beat Gloucester, 13—0; Old Merchant Taylors beat Rosslyn Park, o —3; Oxford University lost to Blackheath, 8—15; Richmond beat Harlequins, 13 —3 ; Portsmouth Services lost to London Scottish, o—6;0 —6; Cardiff beat Newport, 9—B; Neath beat Llanelly, 11 —3; Swansea beat Aberavon, 19—0 ; Stewartonians beat Heriotonians, 11—0 ; "West of Scotland lost to Edinburgh Academicals, 8—27.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 297, 13 November 1934, Page 10
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