... QUEEN S PARK KANOKRS rORTSMOUTH HALr-TIMK Queen’s Park Rangers 1 Portsmouth 0 FULHAM v. LEYTON. SOUTHAMPTON v. MILLWALL ATHLETIC Southampton Millwall BRISTOL ROVERS v. NORWICH CITY. Bristol Rovers Norwich City Wc*rsld« Learu«. SOUTH WICK v. OSMOND ...

... IANCHESTER UNITED V. DERBY COUNTY, Manchester United Derby County MILLWALL ATHLETIC ». FULHAM LEYTON v. QUEEN’S PARK RANGERS. ALJT-Tlilß Leyton Queen's Park Bangers PORTSMOUTH v. NOETUAMPTON’. Portamouth NorlUampton FOB LATEST NEWS. TO-DAT’B FOOTBALL ...

... when that combination won the Scottish Junior Cop. •nd the League and Exhibition Championship. was transferred from Millwall Athletic, for whom exhibited conspicuous form last season. Capable have been signed -on for the forward rank in Alex. Higgins ...

... (captain, Old Westmin.sters),• E. S. Ward _ r .Pofeemonals —Goal, Cartledge (Ilr'stel I !Rovers; : back. Starreneon (Millwall ' Athletic), Ntolyneux (es.ptaan, Ktrthamp-, ton): half-lyteka, Lee (Southampton), Par; ,rmlage lßroutfordl, Breet'lcy (Tottenham ...

... 14 7 1] Swindon Mu 19 28, , 10 Millwall Athletic 12., -15., 4 1 as NORTHERN LEAGUE. (Thirteen clubs. each playing 24 games) ene Be ay 7. a Middleshbrongh A 4 7 Mt. Aucustine’s — . 17.,20 4 Shibion South Bank + Weet Hartlepool Bishop ...

... on; backs, Hoeg. Blackett, Ramsay, Craig': half-backs, Smith, Jones. Davidson; forwards, Getfin?, Atherton, Avtley (Millwall Athletic), Brown, Blaohanan (Brantford), Cassidy, Goodson, Roberts. ...

... Wanderers 3-0. In year they were oonqu.zed in .Y West lir , mwieh Albion. Last they were dt4eated in the Esmond hl Millwall Athletic Aliddleebrough Cup-tie recoed among the pro-1674;171. and were not even included in round proper We yew ...

... deserved the verdict. K o X Middlesbrough had a much easier task on hand, and this may safely be said without disparaging Millwall Athletic, who last year reached the semifinal, and who, it will be remembered, visited Jarrow for the first round some four or ...

... ♦i* Bristol Rovers 23..13.. 7.. 3.. Luton 20..10.. 2.. 8.. 2+** Queen's Park Rangers.2l.. 10.. 6.. 5.. ?»•' 2J''jt Millwall Athletic 21..10.. 7.. 4.. ♦**' g*'jJ Plymouth 21.. 9.. 6.. 6.. Reading 21.. 8.. 6.. 7.. 2'')l Tottenham Hotspur ..20.. 7.. 6. ...

... United had been disposed of by the Cupholders at Bury by two goals to one. Middlesbrough were more fortunate, beating Millwall Athletic by two to nothing. Other notable results were Wolverhampton four to Stockton's one; Blackburn Rovers three to Liverpool's ...

... Bury ▼. Newcastle United. Referee, F. Bye (Sheffield); linesmen, Messrs A. Hall > (Derby), and J. H. Pearson (Crewe). Millwall Athletic v. Middlesbrough. Notts County Manc hester United. Blackburn Rovers v. Liverpool. Plymouth Argyle v. Sheffield Wednesday ...

... MILLWALL ATHLETIC V. MIDDLESBROUGH. This tie was played at Millwall. Middlesbrough were very anxious to have the game played on their own ground, and offered the Southern club .£5OO to make the journey north, but this they declined, preferring to remain ...