FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21457, 3 April 1933, Page 12

FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

MATCHES ON SATURDAY SOCCER, LEAGUE AND RUGBY (Received April 2. 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, April l Following are the results of Association football matches played in Great. Britain to-day:— ENGLISH LEAGUE First Division.—Arsenal, 5, v. Aston Villa, 0; Birmingham, 4, v. Sheffield United, l ; Blackburn Rovers, 1, v. Leicester City, 1; Blackpool, 1, v. Bolton Wanderers, 3. Derby County, 1, v. Liverpool, 1; Kvertop, 0, v. Middlesbrough, 0; Leeds United, 'O. v. Portsmouth, 1; Manchester City, .!, v. New. castle United, 2; Sheffield Wednesday, 2, v. Chelsea, 2; Sunderland, 0, v. Wolverhamp. . ton Wanderers,«l; West Bromwieh Albiojj, 2, v. Huddersfield Town, 1. Second Division.v-rßradford City, 2, v. Grimsby Town, 2; Bury, 5, v. Nqttingharf Forest, 2; Chesterfield, 1, v. Tottenham Hot) spur, 1; Fuiham, 3, v. Manchester Unitei t; Lincoln City, 1, v. Charlton Athletic, £., Miliwall, 1. v. Bradford, 1; Notts County, . 0 v. Preston North End, 0; Port Vale, L v Burrjley, 1; Southampton, 2, v.- Ply. mouth Argyle, 0: Swansea Town, 2, Oldham Athletic. 0; West Ham United, L v. Stoke City, 2. . Third Division, Southern Bournemouth and Boscombe A, 1. v. Aides, shot 0; Brentford, 7, v. Cardiff City. 3; : Bristol , City. 1. v, Gillingharn, 1- Clapton Orient, 0, v. Southend Liiued, 0; Coventry City 1 v Watford. 3; Exeter City, 2. v. Norwich City, 1; Luton Town. 0, v. Brigh, ton and Hove Albion. 0; Newport County, 8 v Bristol Hovers, 1; Northampton Town, l' v. Crystal Palace, 0; Swindon Town, 0, v Queen's Park Rovers, G; Torquay United. 1, v. Reading, L ; Third Division, Isortnern Section —Barn?ley 3 v Barrow, 0; Darlington, 2, v. Accrington Staijley, 2; Doncaster Rovejs; 2, v. New Brighton. O; Gateshead, 3, v. Mansfield Town. 2; Halifax Town, 2. v. York ' Citv 0* Hartlepools Lnited, 2,- y. CarhsJe United,' 1; Hull City 2. v. Chester 0; f, tookport City, 1, v. Rotherham Lnited, 0; Boverp. 5, ▼. Crewe Alexandra. 0; Walsall, 3, v. Soutbport, I; Wrexham, 4, v. Rochdale, 1. SCOTTISH LEAGUE First Stirlingshire 2, v. Partick Thistle, 7; Hearts, 3, v Falkirk, % Second Division.—Brechin ( City, 2 v. Dumbarton, 1; Dunfermline Athletic 3. v. Albion Rovers, 1; East Fife, 5. v Alloa, 0; Leith Athletic, 3, V, Edinburgh City, 0. RUGBY LEAGUE MATCHES Bradford Northern, 10. v. Hull Kingston Rovers, 3; Castleford, 16, v. Wakefield Trin. ity, 3: Dewsbury, 7, v. Broughton Hovers, 3; Halifax, 12, v, Salford, 10; Hull, 0, v. Bramley, 3; Keighley. 29, v. Leigh. •9; Leeds, 39, v. Warrington, 5j Rochdale Hotnets, 32, v. Oldham, 14; St. He!?ns. 25, v. Huddersfield, 2; Swinton, 6, v. Hunslet, 31; York, 13, v. Wigan, 8. RUGBY GAMES Bath, 22, v v United Services, 5; Birkenhead Par&, 11, v. Leicester, 18; Coventry, 9 v Bristol, 6; Harlequins, 21, v. Gloucester, 28; London Scottish, 16, y. Old Blues, 16; Newport, 0, v, Blackheath, 5; Northampton, 14, v. London Welsh, 9; Eosslyn Park, 17, v, Old Merchant Taylors. 0; Headingly, 8, v. Waterloo, 11; Linnelly, 14, v. Swansea, 3; Newton Abbott, 9. v. Devonport Services, 9; Plymouth Albion, 13, ». Cardiff, 8; Pontypool, 12, v. Richmond, «, HO SPlff AL STUDENTS NEW ZEALANDERS IN GAME LONDON, March gl A team of Dominion students in London hospitals, including the New Zealanders Minns, Giesen and Henley, defeated United Hospitals in a Rugby footbalL match by 18 to 11. Giesen and Minns each scored a try an 4 Henley converted three and kicked a penalty goal. association football VICTORY FOR NAVY TEAM [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Sunday A soccer team from the naval so.uadron defeated the Wellington soccer representatives by four goals to two. I tie >a*y showed better form. For the winners \\ Ukes, Scott and Leonard score'd, and tar \Vea« ington Condor and McLeod goaled.