FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18960, 10 March 1936, Page 7

FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

WIATCHES ON SATURDAY SOCCER, LEAGUE AND RUGBY LONDON, March 7. Following arc tiic results ol Association foot hail 'matches played in Great lii’itain to-day:— KNiildSl I LFAG I F 1 —First Division — r_ ; Arsenal v. Huddersfield Town, I—l. i Birmingham v. Dolton Wanderers, ; 0-0. Jiiackhurn Dovers v. \\ olverliainpton Wanderers, I—o. Chelsea v. Shellield Wednesday, .1 2. Grimsby Town v. Preston North Knd, i—:2. Leeds United v. Brentford, 2 0. Liverpool v. Portsmouth, o—o.0 —0. .Manchester City v. .Middlesbrough, o-M). Stoke City v. Aston Villa, 2--3. Sunderland v. Kveiton. 3—5. West Bromwich Albion v. Derby County, o—3. —Second Division — Blackpool v. Bradford City, 3—o. Bradford v. Burnley, 2—o. Bury v. Tottenham Hotspur. I—l. Doncaster Rovers v. Newcastle United, 2—2. Leicester City v. Fulham, 5—2. Norwich City v. Barnsley, 3 —l. Notts Forest v. Plymouth Argvle, o—l. Shetfidd United v. Charlton Athletic, 2—2. Southampton v. Hull City. I—o. Swansea Town v. Port Vale, 3 —2. West. 11,'mi United v. Manchester United, I—2. —Third Division -Southern SectionAldershot v. Clapton Orient. I—o. Brighton v. Cardiff City, I—o. Bristol City v. Luton Town. I—2. Coventry City v. Northamplnn Town, 4 0. Fjxeter City v. Heading. 4 —5. Millwtdl v. Notts Comity. 2—l. Newport Countv v. Crystal Palace. 2—5. Queen's Park Hangers v. Gillingham, 5 Swindon Town v. Southend United,

Torquav l nili'd v. Bristol Kovel's 2—o. Watford v. Bournemouth, 4—3 •—-Third Division—Northern Section — Carlisle United v. .Southport. 4—o. Darlington v. Chesterfield, i —2. Gateshead v. Stockport County. I—o.1 —0. .Halifax Town v. New Brighton. 3—C. Haitlepools United v. Chester, O'—2. .Mansfield Town v. Lincoln City, 2—2. Oldham Athletic v. Barrow, 3—l. Rotherham United v. Rochdale, 6 —C. Trainnere Rovers v. Crewe Alexandria, 4—2. Walsall v. Accrington Stanley, 2—o. Wrexham v. York City, 1--0. SCOTTISH LEAGUE —First Division — Airdrieonians v. t eltie, 2—3. Queen's Park v. St. Johnstone, 2—5. Dundee v. Hibernians. 2—l. Kilmarnock v. Hamilton Aeads., 4—3. I’artiek Thistle v. Ayr United. 2—2. Queen of the South v. Alliion Rovers, I—o. —Second Division— Brechin City v. Dumbarton, 6—l. lsjwdenbeal.il v. Forfar Athletic. I—-0.1 —-0. Edinburgh Citv v. Dundee United, 3—6. Leith Athletic v. East Fife, 4 —2. Itaith Rovers v. St. Bernards, 4—T. St. .Mirren v. King’s Park. B—l.8 —1. Stenhouseinuir v. East Stirlingshire, 3—o. SCOTTISH CUl’ •—Fourth Round— Aberdeen v. Rangers, Q-—l. Morton v. Third Lanark. 3—5. Falkirk v. Dunfermline Athletic, s—o. Clvde v. .Motherwell, 3—2. R.UOBY LEAGUE CONTESTS Barrow v. Aelon-Willesden, 25--0. Bradford Northern v. Streatliain-M.it-i.ham, to —3. Bramley v. Ilmislet, 7—ll. Rromditon Rangers v. St. Helens, 23—0. " Dewsbury v. Oldham, 2—2. Widnes v. Swinton. 5—4. Rochdale Hornels v. I.iverpool Stanley, j—l2. St. Helens lice. v. Leigh. (> —o. . I! CO BY LEAGUE CUP Third Round— Salford v. Castlcford, 6—4. Brighten your outlook. Add colour to drab curtains with gay FAIRY DYE'S, tel glass tube. 31 shades.—2l

Warrington v. Wigan. 5—2. J lull v. Leeds, 4-—5. Huddersfield w Wakefield Trinity, 12—0. RUGBY UNION CONTESTS Royal Navy v. The Army, 3 —12. Aldershot v. Wasps, 7—,11. Bedford v. Royal Air Force, 16 —6. Coventry v. Old Merchant. Taylors, 10—11. Guy’s Hospital v. Aberavon, 3—21. Leicester v. Harlequins, 11—14. Llanelly v. Gloucester, 3—5. London Scottish v. Richmond, 11 —10. Northampton v. London Welsh, 27 —3. Oxford University v. Blackheath, 23 £j Plymouth Albion v. Bristol, 3— 6. St. Bart’s Hospital v. Rosslyn Park, S—s. Bridgend v. Penarth. 20—5. Newport v. Cardiff, o—3. Neatli v. Bath. 6 —o. Sale v. .Moseley, o—3. Swansea, v. Pontvpool, 7—3. Glasgow High School v. Glasgow A ends. . 11—3. ' Watsonians v. Edinburgh Acads., 7—o.