BRITISH FOOTBALL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18547, 6 November 1934, Page 10

BRITISH FOOTBALL

RESULTS OF SATURDAY’S PLAY . SGv’CEE, LEAGUE AND RUGBY ■ ■ i LONDON, Nov. 3! Results of Saturday’s football arc 7 ASSOCIATION —first Division— Arsenal v E'verton, 2—o. X Jlirmiugham v. Leicester City, 2-^3. ■s ■ 'Blackburn ■'Movers v. Grimsby Town, 22. I I eeds United v. Chelsea, 5—2. ” i\ crpeol v. Wolvcrhuuiiitou Wander--2 1. ' . Manchester City v. Tottenham Hotrpiuv 1. ■ '.Middlesbrough v. Preston North End, Portsmouth v. Huddersfield Town, ,5 .[]_ ' Mf'ielTield Wednesday v. Derby County, 1 0. S-luke- City v. Sunderland, o—3. ■..'Vest. Riomwieh Albion v. Aston Villa, 22 ■■ —Second Division— Blackpool v. Manchester United, I—2. "Itriidlo!il v, Notts County, o—o.0 —0. ' iV.eiHford v. Bolton Wanderers, I—o- - v. Swansea. Town, 2—l. Kiiiiiam v. Southampton, 3—3. ['lull City v. Burnley, I—3. N-oV/wistic United v, Barnsley, 4—l. Norwich City v. Sheffield United, ■32-U- . . , I pujham' Forest v. Oldham Athletic. 4- 0. . :!

rivnmutli Argvjc v. . Bradford City, 3—l’ 7 , VVest llam Cnilcd v. Port Vale. 3 1. Third Division--Southern; Section Bournemouth v. Lutun Town. l. r 3, Bristol City \. Crystal Palace, o—l. Clapton Orient v. Swindon Town, 2—o. Coventry City 1 v” Torquay United, 0-0. Exeter City v. Chariton Athletic, 3—l. Gillingham v. Aldershot, I—l. Mill wall v. Queen's Park Hangers,. 2-0. Newport County v. Bristol Hovers. I—l. 7 7 : Northampton Town v. UrigbLoiC 4—l. Reading v. Cardiff City,’ £- I. j Watford v. Suutlict.nl UiiiV'd, 3—l. Third Division—Northern Beet ion Burrow v. ifartlepools United, 2—o. Carlisle United v. Crewe Alexandra, 1Chesterfield v. Southport, 3- -3. Halifax Town v. York Cily, f— 3. Lincoln' City v. Gateshead, s—o. Mansfield Town v. Doncaster Hovers, 2Rnllieihum United v. New Biighlun. 1-2. Rochdale v. Stookporl County, 0 5. Tranmcre Hovers v. Accrington Stan 1 lev, 2—l. Walsall v.. Chester, I—l. Wrexham v. Darlington, 4—o.' SCOTTISH LEAGUE —First Division Aberdeen v. Clyde, 2—l. Airdrieonians v. Motherwell, 2—o. Celtic v. Ayr United, 7—o. Fulltirk v. Dunfermline Athletic, 2—o. ; Hamilton Acads. v. Albion Hovers, ; 4-2. ‘ A Hibeniiaus v, Parliek Thistle. 2 0. .

Kilmamoek ,v. Queen's Park, s—o. Queen pflhc South v. Hearts. I—3. Hangers v. Kl. Johnstone, 3—l. .St, Milieu vv Dundee, o—l. —Second Division— Alloa Athletic v. St. Bernards, 2—l. Brechin City v. East Fife, 2- 1. Dundee United v. Arbroath United, 3—2. Edinburgh Cily v. Easl Stirlingshire, not played. King’s Park v. Dumbarton, 3—l. Leith. Athletic v. Stcnliouscmuir. 2 I. Montrose v. Forfar Atlilelie, 2- l. H'lith Hovers v. Cowdenbeath, 3 —2. Third Lanark v. Morion, 2—2. NORTHERN UNION Hatley v. Swinton, 97. Bradford Northern v. Kulihix, 5 19. ■Castleford v. Huiislct, 10—4. Huddersfield v. Hull Kingston Rovers, 7—6. Hull v. Dewsbury, 12—7. Keighley v., Warrington, 13 —10. Lenin v. Bj-amley, 24 -10. Leigh v. Wigan, 3 —lo. f.iverpool Stanley v. Rochdale Hornets, 11Oldham v. j’ruughtoii. 2 -5. Salford v. Widnes, not played. Si. Jfeleiis v. Barrow, 13—6. Wakefield Trinity v. St. Helens Bees., 12— York v. Fcatherstoue, 26—8. RUGBY UNION ('umbcrlaud v. Yorkshire. o—ls. Easl Midlands v. Leicestershire, 23—15. Lancashire v. Cheshire, Id—B. No need to be dull! Give color with FAIRY DYES, 31 lovelv shades, lid everywhere. 1 '

North Midlands v. Notts, Lines, and Derby, 22 -11. Illackhcalh v. Swansea, o—o. Bradford v. Edinburgh Acads., 13—21. Cambridge University v. London .Scottish, 33 —10. Olimcester v. Old Cranlcighans, 24—8. < toy's Hospital v. Aberavon, 13—6. Ilarhnpiins v. Bristol, 11—11. Leicrsler v. .Moseley, 9 —B. London \\ elsli v. Wasps, 10—10. Nuneaton v. Northampton, 6—lo. Plymouth Albion v. Exeter, 28-5. Itiehmoml v. Oxford University, 13—9. Ilosslvn Park v. OKI Millhillians,39 —3. Portsmouth Services v. Bath, 16 —10. Coventry v. Aldershot: Services, 29—11. Llanelly v. Cardiff, 12—3. Newport v. Neath, 8--3. Toi'iptay v. Devonport Services, 13—12. I|ei iotonians v. Lansdowne, 12—3. Watsonians v. Olasgow A cads., 3—3. In a Welsh international trial, l’ruh aides defeated Possibles by 35 to 4 at I Bridgend.