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... pressure. in turn attacked. Arsenal could not find their proper form. and Hull continued playing confidently at n line pure. I.nnibert bumf nwny in a dribble down the centre. hut Bell tackled him. And a minute later the Arsenal centre lifted the hall over ...
... NARROWEST ESCAPE the Hull goal had had. Arsenal still ' , mimed. After an attack passed in front of the goal an injury to Pell caused and the Hull Lack had to retire just beim, the interval. • Hilt-tixas:—..' Hull City 2 ...
... the English the webtre. but Bell tackled him, and a minute later th• Arsenal centre lifted the ball over the bar. A foeo kick for a foal gave Hull relief, and as the gains progressed Hull City kept up their dashing tactics with unflagging energy. Hills struggled ...
... Welch club. TIMM!. ARSENAL—Lewis; Parker, Hipped; Maker, Seddon, Jones; Huline, Jack, lancet, Bastin. HULL ClTY—Gibson; Goldsmith, Ball; Walsh, Childs, Gowdy; Alexander, Star lisle, Howieson, Ounzin. A ehaage in the Hull team became neoessary through ...
... between Aston Villa and Reddenfield, while at the game between Newcastle and Hull 63.486 attended. Nottingham Forest and Sheffield drew a crowd of 44,166, and We*t Hank and Arsenal were watched by 40,492. ...
... cmOSS.CHANNEL FttNITBALL FULL-TIME SCORES, RouN s. ♦atos Villa. 1; Huddersfield Newcastle ttd.. 1 Hull city. Notts FOreet. 2; Sheffield Wad.. West Ilem 0; Arsenal. t ...
... Play, though fast and keen, 1 ..rambling, with Arsenal mill attacking often. but Arsenal did not finish well. The game generally was disappointing. Hicks was troubled by injured arias. Itesult— Arsenal 1, Birmingham O. LII:DS UNITED r. tNITED At Elland ...
... KNGUtH CUP. Semi-finals Huddersfield 2. Sheffield W. Hull City J. Arsenal tCETTISH CUP. Semi-finals 4, Hearts Parlick Thistle 3. Hamilton ENGLISH LEAGUE. Division I. Binuincbam 3, Bolton \V. BUrfcboro 1. Pormuoutn 0; Grimsby Town 4, Burnley 0; .Sunderland ...
... Sunderland v. Middlesbrough. ARSENAL V. Birmingham. Portsmouth v. Leicester City. ENGLISH LEAGUE-2. Bristol City v. Bradford. CARDIFF CITY v. Tottenham H. SWANSEA TOWN v. Southampton. WOLVERHAMPTON W. v. Oldham A. Hull City v. Chelsea. NOTTS COUNTY v ...
... surprise Manchester City, and they did. Now the Hull brigade visit a Akio that, on League form, is not the equal of Manchester City —a team which, hi fact is at present fighting the bogey of relegation, Hull City most have a real chance, hut all the sumo ...
... WEST HAM UNITED v. Arsenal. SECOND DIVISION. BARNSLEY v. Bristol City. BLACKPOOL v. Notts County. BRADFORD v. Preston North End. BURY v. Reading. CH ELSEA v. Charlton Athletic. Millsall v. Wolverhaniptou Wanderiens. NOTTS FOREST v. Hull ('ity. 01.DHANI ATHLETIC ...
... (By ANAGER). NEWCASTLE UNITED are fighting back valiantly, and their encounter with the Arsenal will he an important ono for them. 1 fancy that the Arsenal defence will hold Hughie (laHarker, but Hill will spoil many of the Jack-Jamei-Lambert movement ...