FOOTBALL AT HOME

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22369, 17 September 1934, Page 5

FOOTBALL AT HOME

WEEK-ETSD REVOLTS

(Catted Press Association. J [ (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) ■ LONDON, September 15. (Received Sept. 16, at 7.30 p.m.) i ASSbCiATION FOOTBALL. First Division.—Arsenal j v. West s Bromwich, ;4-— 3; Aston Villa f y. Sunder- • land, I—lj Blackburn Rovers v.* Shef- - field Wednesday, 2—l; Chelsea v. Totf tenham Hotspur, I—3;.'Derby County f v. Leicester, I—lj-Evertbn v. Liverpool, • 1—0; Huddersfield v, Grimsby, I—s; Manchester City v. Stoke, 3—l; Middles- • brough v. Birmingham, o—■l.;*0 —■I.;* Ports- .' mouth v. Leeds, 0 —0; Wolverhampton v. ; Preston, 2—2. j ~...■ ; ' Second Division.—Barnsley v, Swansea, - 1—0; Blackpool v. Brentford, 2—2; i Bradford City v. Oldham, 2—o; Bury • v. Notts Forest, 1—0; Newcastle v. i Bradford, 0—!; Norwich v. Plymouth, ' 3—o; Notts County v.-Bolton, o—2; ; Port Vale v. Manchester United, 3—2; Sheffield United v. Burnley, 0—0; Southampton v. Hull, 3—o; West Ham v. Fulham, 2—l. Third Division (Southern Section).— Bournemouth v. Gillingham, 1—1; Bristol Rovers -v. Bristol City, »2-r-2; Charlton v. Southend, 3—o; Crystal Palace v. Luton, 2—l; Exeter v. Millwall, 0—1; Newport v. Coventry, 2—l; Northampton v. Beading, I—3; Queen's Park Rangers v. Brighton, 2—l; Swindon v. ,Aldershot, 3—2; Torquay v. Cardiff, 5—2; Watford v. Clapton Orient, [ ■' Third Division (Northern Section).— Barrow v. Walsall, A 3—l ; Carlisle v. Rotherham, :2-—1; Chester v. York, s—l; Crewe y. Stockport, 2—3; Doncaster v. Accrington, 2—l; Hartjepools United v. Gateshead, 1— 2~; Lincoln ■v. Wrexham, I—3 ; Mansfield v. Chesterfield, ; l-r-0; New. Brighton v. Tranmere, 0—1; Rochdale v. Halifax, 2—4; Southport v. Darlington, I—-4. SCOTTISH LEAGUE, ■ First Division;—Aberdeen v. Motherwell, 2—2;: Albion v. St. Mirren, 2—3; Clyde v. Hibernians, 3—2; Hamilton v. Celtic, 4—2; Heart of Midlothian v. Airdrie, 1—0; Kilmarnock v. Falkirk, ,4—l; Queen's Park v. Dundee, 4—o; Queen of the South v. Dunfermline, 2—o; Rangers v. Ayr, 2—o; St; Johnstone v. Partick. 2—l. * .' \ . Second Division.r—Arbroath vi. Alloa, 1—1; Brechin v. Forfsjy Gpwdenbeath v. Third Lanark, I—3; Dundee United v. Montrose, 4—3;.. East Fife v. St. Bernards, 1—1; ast Stirling\\Raith, 2—l; Leith v. Dumbarton, 2—ll'Morton. v. Edinburgh, 3—1;; Stenhousemuir v. King's Park, 2—2. ' '■.•'. v.\>\ ;';■ '-■■■ NORTHERN Barrow v. Bradford, 2^-4;;v'Bramley v. Rochdale, 17—26; Dewsburyv. Castlcford, 19—20;' Feathcrstone v. Hull, 15—31; Halifax v. Salford, 13—12; Hull Kingston. Rovers v. Huddersfield, 11—24; Hunslet v. Leeds, 8—10; Leigh- v. Broughton, 32—24; Oldham v. Warrington, 7—7; St. Helens Recreations v. Wakefield, 9—:S; Swinton v. St. Helens, 19—2; Widnes v. Liverpool Stanley, 14—7; Wigau v. Batley, "York v. Keighley, 35—3; Yorkshire v; French Thirteen, 26—17. ' '., /; v ; . :■-'- '■'■■". ■ : RUGBY'. 'T ■■■..:[ Bath v. Bedford, B—3; Biackhcath, v. Rosslyu Park, S—4; Bradford v:. Manchester, 26—16; Bristol v. Swansea* 8—16; Gloucester v. Mosejey,. 20—10: Leicester v. Plymouth - Albion,- 20—-0' Llanelly v. Waterloo, 15—10; North ampton v. Old Paulines, 16-r6;'./ Ports mouth Services v. London Irish, 13 —&•- Glasgow Hi«h School v. West of Scot land, 11—0; Hill Head High School * Glasgow Academicals 27——11 j Cardiff;.? Neath, §—& *•.' .-■'.--'*' ....'".;: