... several matches in which Hull hail participated with the sole object of finding the weak link in Hull's armour. Hilly McCracken must have known they were there and instructed his boys to keep things dark. for whatever plans Arsenal had laid proved of riaavail ...

... ARSENAL FOOTBALLER’S INJURY Jack. the. well-known footballer, whose leg was inj: *4 in the Arsenal—Hull City Cup-tie on Wednesday, y stated to-day to be making a good recovery. leg. - said Mr. Herbert Chapman, secretary o{ ' Arsenal club, “has been X-rayed ...

... A DRAW AT LEEDS. ARSENAL RECOVER IN THE SECOND !ULF. MST'S'S TI MAN. HULL CITY FALL AWAY AFTER LEADING 2-0. ...

... FOREST 2 SHEFFIELD WED. 2 NEWCASTLE U. 1 HULL CITY 1 WEST HAM U. .. 0 ARSENAL 3 YORKS. FOR GRIT. A SURPRISE ON VILLA. VILLA'S PENALTY DEBATE. CRACK-ER-JACKSON STARTS GOAL OF LIFEIIME. ARSENAL THROUGH. WEST HAM I LONDON CUP DI BY. THREE ...

... Cup Semi-Final Clash In Styles Flying Attack Of Huddersfield—Arsenal Spear Head—Wednesday First-Times— Rock-like Hull City. By GEORG, HUNTER. At the moment footballers have the spectacle of seei. g tirst-claiss teams ,sharply divided in their ideas of ...

... About Hull’s Ability the CAPTAIN There are many stars sun The stars to-morrow are more ordinary games of football to played up and the country the sun the ThfE for motorists ELLMEX In many I not— because I hoping to see a final between Arsenal am i - ...

... TUESDAY MARCH 25 1930 WORLD OF SPORT Hull City's Cup Replay Handicap Blackburn Full-Back Breaks a Leg Schools Rugby— County Hockey and Lacrosse-Noted Swimmer's Future By JOHN PEEL JNJURIES to players will compel Hull make changes for -morrow’s Cup replay ...

... attendance CITY IN SEMI-FINAL GOALKEEPER FOILS THE NEWCASTLE TEAM Hull City will Arsenal’s opponents in the Cup semi-final Leeds on March 22nd They overcame Newcastle United Anlaby-road ground Hull yesterday goal to nothing and the spectators recognised clearly ...

... semi-final between Hull City and Arsenal, who on Saturday scored two goals each on the Leeds United ground, was fought oyer again this afternoon ilia Park, liirtninghoin. Keen observers of the first meeting of the clubs were of the opinion that Hull, who led by ...

... away on Hull’s extreme right, and placed his centre squarely, Mills kicking merely inches too high. Howieson used his chances admirably among the Hull forwards. Meeting with an injury, Jack received attention bv the touchline. For time the Arsenal attackers ...

... BY STORK. At one time Hull seemed assured of victory. They d d their lead because they played keen and do. termined football against the Arsenal's science, which came tumbling down on the rocks of the Hull defence. Even up to halfway through the wend ...

... CUP REHEARSAL FARCE. HULL MATCH NO HELP TO ARSENAL SCOUTS. HUSH-HUSH TRAINING PLANS. If tho Arsenal, who wore well represented at yesterday’s postponed League match between Charlton Athletic and Hull City, had hoped to find the play a useful guide to ...