... pa.--.ed the turnstiles that the great national competition is more popular than ever. Figures those Villa, Blackburn, . Arsenal, ludderstield, and Oldham last Saturday make' ♦ho mouths of officials water. The fact' that people paid £44,500 last Saturday ...

... of the Bury team ter warty 15 months was sustained against iiheflield Wednesday in October. 1928. He was originally Howteem. Hull City. • forward in the junior ranks of Woodville Juveniles in the North-West Lanarkshire Lague. Although man of magnificent ...

... Their previous victory was just two months earlier. Whilst »t Hull with Blackpool, Tom Browell .'t hold of photo of himself and bis brother Andy ' 1 taken in season 1911-12, when both them were Hull’s team. Tommy al« ...

... Dumbarton. Wolfo, tho Blackpool ’keeper, was presented with a handsome but dangerous-looking bread knife after the Cup-tie at Hull. It was given Mr. Bell, of Blackpool, and had to to Wolfe none of his colleagues scored a winning goal. • Chorltg’o nght-half ...

... Aspirant, Virol, Briar Pa*h, Frhice't Covert, Our Empire 1,00 6 first, 1 scoond, 7 third HALF-TIME SCORES. Bolton W. 0. Arsenal Cambridge U. 3ptb., Bristol nil Wrexham 3, Rochdale Z Darlington b, Tramnore 1 Wales Opts , Scotland C. 2, Middlesbrough 1 ...

... many matches in the Rugby League to-day Huddersfield the leaders have not an easy task before them at Hull and Oldham are not sure to win Salford Hull Kingston Rovers have stubborn opposition to face at Featherston if Warrington can beat Wakefield Trinity ...