... Hull Without Taylor. Owing damaged Knee Taylor, the Hull City outside-right, will be unable to torn nut against the Arsenal. Alexander fills the vacant position, and Starling comes into the side at inside-right while it has deflnitely been decided that ...

... goal'>gain for the One did not expect Arsenal to win Park against West Ham United. i® evidence of Arsenal's new-found they brought in Lambbrt, the ex-P Rovers forward, to lead the attack, and $ young Bastin «t outside-left. Arsen* record is excellent one. for ...

... Huddersfi' Town’s Great Win: Arsenal’s Power. YORKSHIRE BID FOR RECORD F.A. CHALLENGE CUP.—SIXTH ROUND. Attendance. Receipts. 66,000 £4,792 ASTON VILLA . 1 HUDDERSFIELD T 2 Brown. Smith., Jackson. tNEWCASTLE UTD 1 HULL CITY Lang. Alexander. •NOTTM ...

... too anxious then to play the “no back” game, and Arsenal, with more room to work in and more time to make their moves, steadily tightened their grip on the play. In the last half-hour it was all Arsenal, and although Childs, Bell (a great defender) and ...

... ter. Newcastle United (Arsenal). were next beaten at Hull, in a replay. Arsenal have won three Cup games on grounds of First Division opponents. Their form has been telling. Arsenal’s forward line is cleverer than that of Hull City, and Jack ...

... ENGLISH CUP-SEMI-FINALS HUDDERSFIELD T.. 2 WEDNESDAY Jackson 2 Hooper HULL CITY 2 ARSENAL 2 Duncan Jack. Basttn ...

... tackling, whilst the Arsenal defence, partienlarlj Baker and Father, could not held the Hull forward! rale. Hull deserved their lead at the interval. Haß tired la the second half an! the Arsenal steadily came on to their own game. The Hull ...

... throe previous rounds by Second Divjsion sides they will appreciate First Division opponents. HULL OR ARSENAL? Howieson May Solve the Riddle. Hull City meet Arsenal Leeds in the other semi-final; but their prospects securing aa- Yorkshire interest in the ...

... Wednesday. Hull City were a foe for the Arsenal. Indeed, they two goals lead. They made Arsenal fl° . bady. Then, 20 minutes from the end,_ made a splendid revival. Jack iuepired attack and scored, and Bastin brilliant equalising goal. Arsenal had a way ...

... McCracken Very Confident. That Hull City are not putting themselves about great deal was proved by the fact that they fulfilled a I.eague match against Charlton on Monday—a very unusual thing for a semi-final club to in the week of their big match. Billy ...

... net gate receipts are pooled, one-third going to the l-'.A. and the balance to four compering clubs. The gate in the Hull v. Arsenal replay at Villa Park on Wednesday will be shared in three equal parts the F.A. and the two clubs. ...

... placed, and the inside forwards found the ball coming awkwardly to them. Certainly Arsenal were the more successful in keeping the ball down. Blcaklcy. one or the two Hull men who did not figure Saturday’s match, worked hard and with skill at right half ...