FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 13 February 1933, Page 3

FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

UNDER VARIOUS CODES WEEK-END RESULTS (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, 11th February. Association football results are:— Ist Division—Arsenal v. Blackpool 1-0; Birmingham v. Leeds United 2-0; Chelsea v. Aston Villa 0-0; Huddersfield Town v. Newcastle United 4-0; Leicester City v. Bolton Wanderers 2-0; Liverpool v. Everton 7-4; Manchester City v. Derby County 2-0; Portsmouth v. Middlesboro 2-0; Sheffield United v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-0; Sunderland v. Blackburn Rovers 4-2; West Biomich Albion v. Sheffield Wednesday 2 0. Second Division—Bradford v. Chari ton Athletic 3-0; Burnley v. Stoke City 1-2; Bury v. West Ham United 6-0; Grimsby Town v. Lincoln City 3-3; Millwall v. Chesterfield 0-0; Notts County v. Swansea Town 1-2; Oldham Athletic v. Tottenham Hotspurs 1-1; Plymouth Argyle v. Nottingham Forest 1- Port Vale v. Bradford City 2-0; Preston North End v. Manchester United 3-3; Southampton v. Fulham 2-2. Third Division (Southern Section) —Aldershot v. Reading 4-4; Bournemouth and Boscombe A v. Brentford 6-0; Brighton and Hove Albion v. Northampton 2-1; Bristol Rovers v. Norwich City 1-1; Clapton Orient e. Bristol City 2- Crystal Palace v. Gillingham 5-1; Luton Town v. Exeter City 4-0; Newport’ County v. Torquay United 3-0; Queen’s Park Rovers v. Cardiff City 5- ;' Southend United v. Watford 2-0; Swindon Town v. Coventry City 0-2 Tliird Division (Northern Section) —Accvington Stanley v. York City 5-0; Chester v. Bannon 2-0; Darlington v. Hartlepool United 1-2 • Doncaster Rovers v. Barnsley 2-0; Gateshead v. Cranmero Rovers 0-2; New Brighton v. C’arlislie United 2-0; Rotherham United v. Crewe Alexandra 5-0; Southport v. Hull City 0-0; Stockport County v. Halifax Town 6- ; Walsall v. Wrexham 2-3. First Division Scottish League—Airdrieonians v. St. Johnstone 1-1; AyUnited v. Hamilton Academical 0-1; Celtic v. Hearts 3-2; Cowdensbeath v. Clyde 5-2; Dundee v. Morton 2-2; East Stirlingshire v. Kilmarnock 2-3 : Motherwell v .Ranger 1-3; Patrick Thistle v. Falkirk 2-l;*St. Mirren v. Queen’s Park--20; Third Lanark v. Aberdeen 3-0. Second Division Scottish League—Alloa v. Leith Athletic 4-1- Dumbarton ■. East Fyfo 2-1; Forfar Athletic v. Edinburgh City 4-1; Hibernians v. Arbroath 2-0; Montrose v King’s Park 3-3; Raith Rovers v. Albion Rovers 2-1; St. Bernard’s v. Dundee United 3-2; Steohouseninir v. Brechin C 1-0. Northern Union—No play. Rugby Union—Devonport Services v. U. Portsmouth 28-8; Gloucester v. Cardiff 3-15; Leicester v. Newport 7-10; Liverpool v. Manchester 3-10; Old Levsians v. Blackheath 0-20; Rosslyn Park v. Cambridge University 5-13 ; Swansea V. Bristol 3-11; London Scottish v. Old Cranieighans 11-5; Bath v. London Welsh 11-5 ; Bradford v. Waterloo 11-8; Coventry v. Moseley 15-3; Northampton v. Rugby 3-0; Heriotonians v. Glasgow Acas 22-5; Watsonians v. Edinburgh University 6-3 At Twickenham, 50.000 spectators, including the Duke of York, who shook hands with tlie learns, saw England her i Ireland by 16 points to 6 in a Rugby International match. At half-lime England led bv 9-3. Rugbv League—Challenge Cup. firs; round: * Bradford v. St. Helens 3-24; Leeds v. Wigan Highfield 36-C : Warrington v. Leigh 34-3; Halifax v. Unos Dabs 42-5; Salford v. Castleford 10-0; Broughton v. Wakefield 5-6; Swinton v. Witnes 5-2; Oldham v. Rochdale 13-3: Askern Welfare v. Wigan 0-46; Higgins v. Hull 9-37 ; Bramlev v. Barrow 0-19: Catley v. Featherstone 9-6; Hull-King-ston 'Rovers v. Keighley 4-4 ; Huddersfield v. Dewsbury 19-7 : St. Helens Rees v. Hunslev 5-19; Barrowmarsh Hornets v. York 6-35.