FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19132, 29 September 1936, Page 7

FOOTBALL IN BRITAIN

■SATURDAY'S RESULTS SOCCER, RUGBY, AND LEAGUE LONDON. Sept. 96. Football results 'are;--ASSOCIATION —First Division Arsenal v. Derby ‘County, .2 —2. Birmingham v. Grimsby; Town, 2 3. Boltdn Wanderer's V. Sunderland, 1 1. Brentford w Wolverhampton Wanderers, 3 —3.- * .Everton v. Huddersfield Town. 2—l. Leeds United v. Liverpool. 2 -0. Manchester Citv v. Chelsea, o—o. Middlesbrough ‘v. Charlton Athletic, I—l. , Preston North End v. Afancliestei Unit'd, 3 —l. Sheffield Wednesday v. Portsmouth, 0-0. West Bromwich Albion v. .Stoke < >!>’• 2-2. --Second Division — Barnsley v. Tottenham Tolspiii*, 1 0. Bradford v. Blackpool, 2—l. Buriilev v. Swansea Town, o—o. Coventry City v. Chesterfield. 2—l. Doncaster Hovers v. Aston Villa, I—o. Fulham v. Bradford Pity, o—l. Newcastle United v. Blackburn Rovers, 2—o. Norwich City v. Bury, o—o.0 —0. Plymouth Argvlo v. Nolls Forest. 4—U . Southampton v. Sheffield United, 4—o. West Hum United v. Leicester C ity. 4—l. —Third Division —Southern Section— Aldershot, v. Newport County. 2—o. Bristol Rovers v. Brighton, 2 —o. Cardiff City v. Exeter City, 3 —l. Clapton Orient, v. Bristol City, o—o. Gillingham v. Crystal Palace, 2 0. Luton Town v. Reading, 4 —C. Millwall v. Watford, 2 —l. Northampton Town v. Bournemouth, 0-0. Nolls County v. Torquay United, 2—o. Swindon Town v. Southend United; 4—o.

W a lisa 11 v. Queen’s Park Rangers. 2—4. —Third Division—Northern Section — Accrington Stanley v. Darlington, 1— 0 Chester v. Carlisle United, *4—o. Crewe.'Alexandra, v. llartlephols United. I—l. *.' •*■■ * * *' : Halifax Town v. Tran mere Rovers 2-1: '*’ ! : " ' Lincoln Citv v. Gateshead, 4—o. Mansfield Town v. Southport, 3 —o. New. Brighton v. Hull City, I—l. Oldham Athletic v: Wrexham, 2—2. Port,* Vale v; Stockport County. 3—o. Rochdale v. Ydik Citv. o—■TV Rotherham United v. 'Barrow. 4—l.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE —First. Division — Aberdeen 'V. Motherwell, 2 —l). Albion Rovers Vi 'Partick Thistle, 2—4. Clyde vi Hibernians. 14*3.* **• * Hamilton* Wends. v. Third T.anarlc, 3—L '* r Hearts v. Celtic, o—l. Kilmarnock v. Arbroath United, 2r—o. Queen- of the South v. St. Mirren, I—2. " * Queen’s Park v. Dundee, o—2. Rangers v. Dunfermline Athletic, s—o. St. Johnstone v. Falkirk; I— O.

Second Division —

Cowdenbeal.il v; Radii Rovers, 4—l. Dundee United v. Alloa Athletic; o—l. East- Fife V. Dumbarton, .1 —2. East Stirlingshire’ v. St.' Bernards, -Edinburgh City v. King's Park, 2—l. Forfar Athletic v. Brechin City, o—l. Lcitli Athletic v. Morton, 2—l. Montrose v. Airdrie, o—s. Stenlioiisemiiir v ; . Ayr United, I—l. NORTHERN UNION Barrow v. Rochdale, 36—0. Bradford v. FeatherstOrie, 23—15. Casticford' v. ; Wakefield,'.33—l3. Dewsbury v. Bailey, 12 —8. Huddersfield v. Ilunslet, 35 —11 - Hull L v. Wigani 13—12. Leeds v. Keighley, 15—13. Leigh v. Bramley, 26 —11. Liverpool v. Halifax, 18—9. Salford v. St. Helens, 34—12. St. Helens Rec.'Vi Swindon, 10—10. Streat liam-M it chain v. Newcastle, 39—3. Warrington v. Oldham, 15—7. Widnes v. Broughton, 15—6. York v. Hull Kingston-Rovers, 2 —9.

RUGBY Bedford v. Richmond, B—l 6. Blaekheath v. Birkenhead Park, 15—12. Bridgend v. London Welsh, 12. Bristol v. Gloucester, o—ll. Dcvonpoi't Services v. Bath, 18—29. Leicester v. Northampton, 22 —3. London Scottish v. Old Merchant Taylors,‘24—B. Rbsslyn Park v. Harlequins, C—l2. Old Leysians v. Manchester, 5 —14. Newport v. Penartli, 10 —3. Plymouth Albion v. Camborne, B—6. .Swansea v. Ct’osskevs, 24—3. Horiotonians v. Hawick, 6—7. Watsonians v. Hillheadians, o —l 7.