... anything were required to prove how very little there is to choose between these sides it was forthcoming in the results for Arsenal and Derby County like Villa and Huddersfield, figured in a draw. The game at Highbury was a terrific ptruggle, all six goals ...

... too much for the Scottish side. The power in the First Division this season of Aston Villa and Arsenal 1s becoming increasingly evident week by week. Hull regard Gardner, the young half-back whom they secured from Grimsby, as one of their best captures ...

... enabling Arsenal to get a irmer grip on the top fi'r.x(,‘e. The Londoners rought off their fourth away ’ win of the season in defeatin% the Viila's neighbours, Birmingham, by 4—2. There are now only four unbeaten clubs: Derby County, Arsenal, Notts County ...

... being Exeter City, who div:ded] honours with the unbeaten Notts County in & thrilling game, which ended at 3 goals each. Arsenal managed to effect adraw with their Cup rivals, Huddersfield Town, away from home, and remain at the head of affairs, but the ...

... through W. Robinson and Hunter, | goal deficit # half-time into a 4&—l VietoTY, | hut no more, befsre the end During one . ! bt Arsenal Yad things all their own WAy | hectic period the Ashington forwards literally ! against Sunderland, scoring three goals in ...

... the handicap of the wind to a minimum. There were two changes at the head of aftairs consequent vpon. Saturday’s results, Arsenal getting back the lead in the first division, and ?‘re;tou going on top of the second Arzenal owe their position to a victory ...

... Connor had to forage too much. Newcastle display was ragged. The United could not master the conditions as did Sunderland. . . Arsenal certainly beat Middlesbrough at| Ashington Win Highbury in the matter of goals, but if the| Aghington showed a revival of ...