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... impress as likely to Qut anything over on tr)e Wolves. WEST HAM'S victory over Hull City was unconvincing and they had to fight hurd to wrest the deciding goal from the lowly Hull. Their task can be no more difficult against Bradford City. but I expect to ...
... welcome. CUMNER LOANED '* TO HULL Horace Cumner, Margate's outside* left, has been loaned bv arrangement with Mr. George Allison, the Arsenal manager, Hull City, who have needing left winger for some time. Cumner went to Hull during the week. Walsh* the ...
... Regional . Programme 3.55. A Running Commentary by Mt George F. Allison on the second half of the Match Gtimbsy Town v. Arsenal. from Hull. 4.55. Reginald Foort at the Oigan of the Regal. Slatble Atch 5.15. Children. 6.0. Interlude. 6.15. to 6.40. Weather ...
... ARSENAL'S PROGRESS After a reckless struggle against Sunderland, ARSENAL finally emerged as victors, while the visitors were booed as they leit the ground. Taatics told in this game, and many times the Sunderland defence was absolutely in a panic. They ...
... CUMNER LOANED ** TO HULL Horace Cumner, Margate’s outsideleft. has been loaned hv arrangement with Mr. George Allison, the Arsenal manager, It till City, who have ed needing a left winger for some time. I.cwi-. tin- young Margate centreforward who has ...
... DONCASTER v. Notts Forest Bristol Rovers v. ARSENAL Aston Villa v. HUDDERSFIELD Burnleyv v. SHEFFIELD UNITED SUNDERLAND v. Port Vale FULHAM . Brighton Millwall v. STOKE CITY DARLINGTON v. Bury WEST BROMWICH . Hull City Southall v. Watford BRADFORD v. Workington ...
... Chetterf’ld v. Plymouth A | Leicester y. Arsenal Gateihead v. Wrexham Stoke City v. Derby C’nty Norwich C.y. Sheffield W. Everton v, Brentford Stockport v. We»t Ham Hull Cityv. Lincoln City Bury v. Coventry City Cerlltle 0. v. Halifax T. J Tt r .U_L> ...
... taiions haw Iwn made to the club concerning Farr during the time has been with the Arsenal's nursery club there m ahsolutelv foundation for the present rumour. The Hull point ut that id* their ncsire to and not diminieh personnel of the idaysng staff, ...
... FIXTURES AND FORECAST. By “Professional.” The Arsenal-Charlton clash seems not unlikely to end in honours even, for Arsenal's score against Grimshy rather flattered them and Charlton nearly snatched a point. at Derby. Wolves v. Birmingham is another “local” ...
... d Horace Cumner. no% with the Arsenal, and formerly of Margate. was on Monday chosen to play outside left for Wales against England. at Cardiff to-day (Saturday. . . _ There was at first some doubt as to whether Arsenal would release Cumner for this match ...
... clubs in the First Division last Saturday. Arsenal, Wolverhampton and Brentiord were all beaten. What will be their fate next week? West Bromwich have seen the writing on the wall for some time, and Arsenal may be all out to hold their own against a “diehard” ...