... THE ARSENAL v. HULL CITY. At Highbury, before 15,000 spectator*. Shortly after the start Shaw was off injured. Hardioge and Bradshaw narrowly nit«ed scoring for the homo team, but ten minutes from the interval Stevens scored for Hull from a centre. Crossing ...

... LIVERPQOOL v. Barnsley. SWINDON TOWN v. Manchester United. WOLVERHAMPTON W. v. Southampton. BRADFORD CITY v. Woolwich Arsenal. HULL CITY v. Bury. BLACKBURN ROVERS v, Middlesbrough. BOLTON WANDERERS v. Port Vale. PLYMOUTH ARGYLE v. Lincoln City., ...

... NOTTS C BD'FORD C, BULTON PORTS MTH BURY NOTTS Fe ROTH'RH'M COVI RY. BIRM’GHAM 1 BRISTOL © STOKE 1 C 4 ARSENAL .. HULL 3 SHIELDS OLDHAM 1 LEEDS 1%p—WIGAN 3 BRADFORD N, 0 WALES 5 ...

... ARSENAL. HULL CITY, PORT VALE, BRIGHTON, SOUTHPORT, 1 MANSFIELD, NOTTS COUNTY, LUTON. THREE DRAWS HOLTON v. PORTSMOUTH DONCASTER V. BARNSLEY FOREST V. BLACKPOOL SIX RESULTS BRENTFORD v. MANCHESTER C X HUDDERSFIELD V. STOKE C 1 SUNDERLAND V. CHARLTON 1 ...

... to-day’s match, but which will not be officially considered until next Wednesday. There are now eight definite offers —from Arsenal, Hull Cit3', Sunderland. Aston Villa. Portsmouth, Manchester City, Bolton Wanderers and Liverpool—and it is possible the fee ...

... by the return of Ashton and Thomas to the forwards. They may not find Norwich so dangerous now that Kirchen has gone to Arsenal. Hull City, following their triumphs over the Second Division leaders, Bolton Wanderers, should find Oldham Athletic easy to ...

... has refused to join Manchester City. He had reconsidered his earlier Fulham and Everton have all made bids for Revie, Arsenal, Hull ‘City, but Manchester believed to be the highest. BILLY WRIGHT RETURNS the Bagtand 008 haif, who has oe oe since + a in ...

... ansficié Tv herham U Christmas Day. Leeds Un. v. Arsenal. Hull v. Australians Totten. H. v. Hudds. Tr Leeds v. Wakefiela Tria Blackburn R. v Mi! v. Halifax. Bisc v. Hull City Dews v. Batley. Bolton Wan. vy. y. C. v. Bramley Halifax T. v. Barrow. Yor! ...

... & Arsenal HULL CITY GET A SHOCK. No End-of-Season Form by Oldham. Scorers: —Oldham Athletic: Bailey (2), Walsh (2), Agar. Burke, and Rowley-7 goals. Hun City: Nil. In no uncertain fashion did Hull City crash at Oldham. It was their fourth successive defeat ...

... Notti ham Fovest, who aie t hting for their very existence, 2s It were, May prove however, w stumbling-block to Woolwich Arsenal. Hull City, probably keep themzelves in the running for if romotion by bex- ing lossy» at Anlaby Road. Of e other Yorkshire clubs ...

... NOBTH END ( v. ChU.twi (—!. THE LEAGUE.—Second Dlvisiorh. NOTTS COUNTY (—) v.Clapton Orient (-1. Bury (—1 t. WOOLWICH ARSENAL (—). HULL CITY (1) v. lUrminyliam (21. Dioartet v. LEEDS CITY fl). BRADFORD (S' 7. GLOSS-OP (0). TOWN (1) t. Foresl (1;. BARNSLEY ...

... SPECIAL SELECTIONS ARSENAL GRIMSBY CHESTER HULL CITY ...