BRITISH FOOTBALL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18263, 5 December 1933, Page 7

BRITISH FOOTBALL

WEEK-END MATCHES

SOCCER, RUGBY, LEAGUE

(IJrc. Tel. Copyright —United Press Assn.)

LONDON, Deo. 2. Results of week-end football matches were as follow

ASSOCIATION First Division Arsenal v. Liverpool, 2—L Birmingham v. Aston Villa, o—o. Blackburn Rovers v. Portsmouth, 3—2. Derby County v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, 3—l. Kvcrton v- Chelsea, 2—l. Leeds United v. Stoke City, 2—o. Manchester City v, Tottenham Hotspur, 2—o. Middlesbrough v. Sunderland, o—4. Newcastle United v. Huddersfield Town, 3—3. Sheffield Wednesday v. Leicester City, I—l- - Bromwich Albion v. Sheffield United, 3—o.

Second Division Blackpool v. West Ham United, 1— 1. Bradford City v. Plymouth Argylc. 3 _ - Bury v. Preston North End, 2- 1. Fulham v. Grimsby Town, I—o.1 —0. Hull City v. Bradford, I—2. Lincoln City v. Oldham Athletic, I—l* Mill wall v. Burnley. 6—o. Notts County v. Bolton Wanderers, I—2. port Vale v. 'Manchester United, 2—3. Southampton v. Nottingham Forest, 2—o. Swansea Town v. Brentford, 2 — o. Third Division—Southern Section Aldershot v. Exeter City, 0 -2. Brighton and Hove Albion v. Cardin City, 4—o. Bristol City v. Watford, I— o. Clapton Orient v. Charlton Athletic, 1— , . . Luton Town v. Gillingham, 4 2. Newport County v. Coventry City, 0-0. - „ , „ . Northampton Town v. Crystal laluce, 4- _ „ Norwich City v, Reading, o—i. Queen’s Park Rangers v. Southend United, I—o. 7 „ Swindon Town v. Bournemouth, 3 Torquav United v. . Bristol Rovers, 2-

Third Division—Northern Section Barrow v. Rochdale, 5—3. Carlisle United v. Tranmcre Rovers, 2—l. Chester v. Accrington Stanley, 7—o. Crewe Alexandra v. Hartlepools Unit pel j—Q, _ Doncaster Rovers v. Chesterfield, I—3. Halifax Town v. Mansfield town, New Brighton v. Wrexham, 6-1. Rotherham United v. Southport, o—l Stockport County v. Barnsley, I—l. Walsall v. Darlington, 3—o. -York City v. Gateshead, I—l-

SCOTTISH LEAGUE First Division Aberdeen v. Rangers, I—2. Celtic v. Airdrieonians, 4—2. Dundee v. Partiek Thistle, I—2. Falkirk v. Clyde, 2—2. Hamilton Acads. v. Queen oi the South, o—2. Hibernians v. Ayr l nited, l) 6 Kilmarnock v. Hearts, 2—5. Queen’s Park v. St. Johnstone, 0-1.

St. Mirren v. Cowdenbeath, I—o. Third -Lanark v. Motherwell', o—o. Second Division ' Albion Rovers v.' Forfar Athletic, 5—2. Alloa Athletic v. East Stirlingshire, 4—l! ' Arbroath United v. King's Park, 4—l. Dumbarton v. Stenhpuseinuir, 20. Dunfermline Athletic v. Brechin City,. 2—U Edinburgh City v. Morton, I—2. Montrose v. East Fife, 2 -0. Haith Rovers v. Dundee United. 4—LSt. v. Leith Athletic,,o—l. NORTHERN UN.ION . ' 3 . llriidford Northern v. • Hull' Kingtitbir Rovers,' 12—13. - ■ • Bfnmley v. Wakefield • Trinity, 10—2. Dewsbury v.' York, B—l 4. Eeathcrstoue Rovers v. St. Helens l!ee., 7—lß. Huddersfield v. Salford, 10 —16. Hull v. Warrington, 21 Keighley v. Hunslet, 18-21. Leeds v. Barrow,- 10—9. Oldham v. Hatley, 17—0. ‘ Rti(-lld;ile H'onu-fsi i\ Broughton Rivers, 18--3. - ~i ’ i. ■ ■ Swinton v.'London'Hi,ghfreld, 16 —-5 1 Widnes v. Halifax-. 7—S. Wigan v. iLeigh,s 18—10. ',' * The' Australians. ’ beat St. Helens by 20, points to 11, after a. strenuous contest. in bitterly colei weather.; “At halftime th.A scores were 5 all.

RUGBY UNIo£ England v, Possibles, 34—8. ' Bath: v.i London Scottish, 14—11. Blackheath v.. Gloucester, 3—B. Bristol v. Newport, A-3. Cambridge University v. Old .Merchant Taylors, 13—0. 1 Harlequins v., Leicester, 0—4.. i London Irish y. United Services, Portsmouth. 24—0. , Plymouth Albion v. Devonport Services, o—B.0 —8. , ! Richmond v. Guy’s Hospital, o—4. - St, Barfs .Hospital v. Rosslvu Fark, i° In-the Welsh trial. Probables defeated Possibles. 33—3. ' Leinster v. Munster, L>—l3. t u . | Coventry v. Cardiff, 6—3. j Llanelly v. Exeter, 14 —6I Manchester v. Moseley, 10—6. Northampton v. Rugby. B—s.8 —5. i Swansea v. Abcravon. B—3. I Edinburgh A cads v. Royal School, 3—14.. In the inter-city match, Glasgow lost - V) ’Edinburgh, - B—r!7. , ,