... HUDDERSFIELD WIN, ARSENAL & HULL REPLAY. COVENTRY CITY RETURN TO FORM. Palace Beaten. LUCKY GOAL DECIDES. MATCH. By what was reality a Inks pal, Coventry City took maxima. palate front Crystal Palsies, at Itlghlield Read, this afterneea. by th• seers ...

... YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL F.A. CUP—Replayed Semi-final. At Villa Park. Arsenal 1, Hull City 0. THE LEAGUE.—Division I. Huddersfield Town 1, Middlesbrough 0. THE LEAGUE.—Division 111 (South). Bournemouth 1 Brentford 2. Plymouth Argyle 5. Swindon Town 0. THE ...

... Amenal eonld not Imlay,. noon They bowed non.. had goal area. and Hull -honed go. t ittour to defence, and managed to r ippon. mit.• at hay. lialf-tone: Arsasniii .1101 City ARSENAL HULL CITY Ar.eniil will now nor t t i thi• final Wembley on April ;ESTER ...

... missed chances might well have been axpensive. F.A. CUP COMPETITION. ATTENDANCES AND RECEIPTS. AWlldalleit. Renalpta. Arsenal v. Hull City Lands.) Sheffield W. v. Ruddersfield Town t 7,011 (At Old Trafford.) SCHOOLS' FOOTBALL ...

... over by lambert, this being the narrowest escape the Hull goal had had. An injury to Bell caused delay, and the Hull hack had to retire just befor6 the interval. Half-time: Hull City Arsenal The Arsenal resumed strongly. but a free kirk near ...

... NATIONAL PROGRAMME (1,118 kilo- cycles, 261.3 metres, and 103 kiolcycles, 1,5514 metres).-5.13, Children's pro. gramme. 6.6, Arsenal v. Hull City: An eve-witness account of the semi-final of F.A. Cup, by Mr. George F. Allison (from Lairds). 6.13, Weather forecast ...

... farmer, of Mill Pit, Bishops ltchington, the eels *mentor. In connection with the replayed P.A. ('up semi -Anal, between Arsenal and Hull City. at Villa Park, on Wednesday, the 1..M.5. Railway Company aro running a special excursion to Witten, leaving Rugby ...

... HULL'S CONFIDENCE AND DASH. The Arsenal could nut find their proper form, and Hull continued playing confidently at a fine pace. Lambert burst away in a dribble down the centre, but Bell tackled him, and a minute later the Arsenal centre lifted the ball ...

... JACK'S INJURY. ARSENAL FOOTBALLER MAY BE ABLE TO PLAY ON SATURDAY. Jack. the well-known footballer. whose leg was injured in the Arsenal—Hull City cop-tie, at Villa Park, yesterday. was s t a t e d today to he making a good recovery. Hw leg, said Mr ...

... tiowdy Cartwright. Starling. Mills, Howieson and Arsenal—bewail: Parke.- lia Raker. Seddon. Jones: , P rrk. ligmhert. James and Referee Mr. A 11. king.. • Lang Eaton.. Hull won the to-.and ..-P! Arsenal to faci• a hrilliam Th..n• wow desultory play at ...

... leave (trey-1-iar. (in•en due at 9 u.rn. ',harp 0111.0 to the Cour-e. 10 • Return Fare. atoplay Cup Tie at VILLA PARK. HULL—ARSENAL. Saloon 'Anne* leave Greyfriare Green on WEDNESDAY N EXT. *nit MARCH. front o'clock chary, direct to Ground. 2 - Return ...

... Hill. near Kenilworth. Tuesday, March 25th 01 'Bus. Ica‘v Iron' Ur, rm. Return Fart. 1 3. Re-play Cup Tie at VILLA PARK. HULL—ARSENAL. gii.yrri..i. I f ufl I: 4 I'AY NEXT, trout I 1;?m.i. 2 - Return. ...