FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 23 April 1934, Page 2

FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

UNDER VARIOUS CODES RESULTS OF MATCHES (United Press Association —By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, 21st April. Association football results ai’e:— First Division—Arsenal v. Sunderland 2-1; Birmingham v. Tottenham Hotspurii- 0; Blackburn Rovers v. Stoke- City 4-1; Derby County v. Aston Villa 1-1, Everton v. Portsmouth 1-1; Leeds United v. Sheffield United 1-1; Manchester City v. Chelsea- 4-2; Middles, borough v. Huddersfield Town 3-0; Newcastle United v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-1; Sheffield Wednesday v. Liverpool 1-2; West Bromwich Albion v. Leicester City 2-0. Second Division —Blackpool v. Nottingham Forest 2-3; Bradford City v. West Ham United 2-2; Burv v. Oldham Athletic 1-1; Fulham v. Bradford 0-2; Hull City v. Preston North End 0-1; Lincoln City v. BumIcy 4-0; Millwall v. Brentford 2-0; Notts County v. Manchester United 0-0; Port Vale v. Plymouth Argyle 4-0; Southampton v. Grimsby Town 4-2; Swansea Towp,,v. Bolton Wanderers 0-1. Third Division (southern Section! —Aldershot v. Cardiff City 1-3; Brighton and Hove Albion v. Bournemouth and B.A. 9-0; Bristol City v. Reading 1-2; Clapton Orient v. Watford 2-3; Luton Town v. Exeter City 3-2; Newport County v. Southend United 3-0; Northampton Town v. Gillingham 1-0; Norwich City v. Coventry City 3-1; Queen’s Park Rangers v. Bristol Rovers 1-0; Swindon Town v. Charlton Athletic 1-3; Torquay United v. Crystal Palace 2-1. Third Division (northern section) —Barrow v. Chesterfield 2-0; Carlisle United v. Rochdale 3-0; Chester v. Gateshead 4-0; Crewe Alexandra v. Mansfield Town 2-1; Doncaster Rovers v. Accrington Stanley 5-1; Halifax Town v. Barnsley 1-1; New Brighton v Hartlepools United 4-1; Rotherham United v. Wrexham 1-3; Stockport County v. Tranmere Rovers 8-1; Walsall v. Southport 4-1; York City v. Darlington 1-1. Scottish Cup final—Rangers beat St. Mirren 5-0, at Hampden Park, Glasgow. First Division Scottish League—Abcrdeen v. Hearts 0-1; Ayr United v. Motherwell 2-3; Celtic v. Dundee 3-2; Cowdenbeath v. Airdrieonian 1-3; Hamilton Academicals v. St. Johnstone 4-1; Hibernians v. Third Lanark 3-1; Queen of the South v. Falkirk 2-1. Second Division Scottish League —Arbroath v. St. Bernard’s 5-2; Dumbarton v. Morton 3-1; Dundee United v. Raith Rovers 5-2; Edinburgh City v. Forfar Athletic 2-2; Leith Athletic v. East Fife 4-4; Montrose v. Alloa 4-1; Stenhousemuir v. East Stirling 0 2. English Amateur Cup final—Dulwich Hamlet heat Levton 2-1, at Westham. Northern Union—Broughton Rovers v. Oldham 34-7; llull-Kingston v. Swinton 5-3; London Highfield v. St. Helens Rec. 17-16. Northern Union championship semi-finals —Saltoril v. Halifax 28-3; Wigan v. Leeds 14-10. Rugby Union —Harlequins v. London Welsh 13-6; Leicester v. Old Merchant Taylors 9-3; Northampton v. Devonport Services (missing); Cheltenham v. Gloucester 0-3; Hartlepool v. Bradford 20-11; Camborne v Plymouth 3-3; V aterloo v. Nottingham 28 5; Llanelly v. Cardiff 14-6.

HUGE CROWD AT CUP FINAL TWO DIE IN CRUSH LONDON, 22nd April. Two spectators collapsed and died and fifty were treated for injuries and illness during the crush of 100,000 people at the Scottish Cup final. A section of the crowd, complaining that they were l ' u " able to see, demonstrated, but were clis. persed on the arrival of mounted police.

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