... Arsenal English Cup 1930 and Sheffield Wednesday headed the English Leagues, play' S Manfield Football boots. Also out every FOUR games won all the Leagues c British Isles, THREE were won in Relative prices for boy*. ji Catalogue, with Ufe-tizt fholo ...

... the Castleford R.L. team. CRITIC OF THE ARSENAL. One wonders if anyone connected with football Hull will subscribe to the opinion expressed by writer in the Liverpool Echo that the the core one thinks of the Arsenal lead forcing the abandonment Saturday ...

... United F.C., is well-known to many of the earlier directors of the Hull City Football Club. company with the secretary of the Sheffield club, John Nicholson, Sissons successfully approached Hull City for the transfer of David Mercer and also, I believe, when ...

... PARK v. St. Mirren. RANGERS v. Motherwell. RUGBY LEAGUE. Bradford N. v. HULL X.X- Drouehton v. WARRINGTON. LEWSBURY v. Castleford. FEATHERSTONE R. v. Bramley. HUDDERSFIELD v. Leed«. HULL v. Wakefield T. HUNSLET v. Batley. v. HALIFAX. Leigh v. SALFORD. ST ...

... 16 each, and Halifax Town 14. FOR3IER HULL PASTOR INTEREST. The Rev M. former Baptist minister Hull and now Naval Chaplain at Portsmouth, paid a brief visit to Hull the end of last week. Before was appointed to Hull he was on Tyneside, and being keenly ...

... obtained third limit, also third in open with Antoinette of HUMBERSIDE SOCIETY'S MEETING. I regret learn that Ihe management the Hull and District Canine Society have unfortunately had to cancel their show', which should have been held on Monday next, August ...

... successful than his cup-tie visit with the Tynesiders to Hull. GRIMSBY'S GAIN AND HULL'S LOSS. There will a big exodus across the Humber to see Chelsea, a remunerative fixture which would have been lost to Hull City in any event. City will miss the percentages ...