... THE STORMING TEN. HULL CITY GO OUT FIGHTING. Depleted Forces Struggle Hard. LUCKY ARSENAL FOR WEMBLEY. (By Hugh Whitfield.) Scorer; Arsenal —Jack—l goal Hull City—Nil. Perhaps yesterday’s replayed Cup semi-final between Arsenal and ...

... LANGUAGE IN CUP REPLAY. ARISTOCRAT OF THE BOXING RING. A Hull Denial. Lord Douglas Hamilton. ARSENAL CHIEF ON THE VICTORY. PLUCKY DISPLAY IN A SERVICES TOURNEY. Mr, McCracken, the manager of Hull City F.C., stated, yesterday, when his attention was called ...

... substance. If, was anticipated would the case, Hull City were the winners on Thursday, lid did not think tho team would be unnerved in their first appearance in tho semi-final the record of the Arsenal. Hull City would suiG of a Yorkshire welcome at Leeds ...

... Williams (Arsenal). The Cup semi-finalists go into the serious part their preparation to-day. All except Hull City will train away from home. Huddersfield Town—at Buxton. Sheffield Wednesday—at Harrogate. Arsenal—at Harrogate. Hull City—at ...

... Jack (Arsenal). lie era si led the ball up the field into the Arsenal goal mouth, causing something very like panic among his opponents as they clustered round their own posts, trying to get the ball away all costs when the Hull forwards tried to put ...

... against Hull City. The best the team’s work was seen on the wings, by Bastin and Williams, and one can imagine tho latter would have been still more dangerous with tho help of a fit Jack all the game. Arsenal’s defenders were sorely tried against Hull’s storming ...

... ARSENAL EXPECTATIONS. Tho Arsenal, of course, will bo expecting that their extra bit of cleverness will get them to Wembley for second time within four seasons, but tho London men will need to beware. They will require to give full respect to tho swift ...

... HULL CITY’S PROBLEMS. Arsenal’s opponents, Hull City, had a League game London yesterday. They have had rather hard time lately, but it is not considered against them that they are being forced into concern about their League position. It is considered ...

... ROBBED OF THE BALL.—Mills, of Hull City, wrests the ball away from Baker,of Arsenal, during the Elland Road match. .; • ...

... ENCOURAGING FOR HULL CITY. The other semi-final i« equally fascinating, and it lias spice of novelty about it to West Biding folk especially, the game will be played at Elland Road. London’s last hope, The Arsenal, will require wait until Thursday know ...

... evened itself there, perhaps, for there were grave suspicions that a Hull defender handled once in a goal mouth scramble. Hull City, in this fighting mood, will trouble the Arsenal stars in the semi-final Leeds, but one feels that they will have to summon ...

... ARSENAL'S TRIUMPH OVER HULL alert to follow up the ball. An incident I and will meet Huddersfield LATEST NEWS. Below will be toun * News which arrives while the paper Is being printed ...