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... bringing the breath of Hampstead Hull City had the larger following. Seventeen trains wore run fiosn Hull, so that, with the people who came in charabancs and private Iv. they must have over 10.0 CO supporters here. The first Arsenal supporters arrived at five ...
... tackling, whilst the Arsenal defence, partienlarlj Baker and Father, could not held the Hull forward! rale. Hull deserved their lead at the interval. Haß tired la the second half an! the Arsenal steadily came on to their own game. The Hull ...
... while the halves seemed unable to keep in touch with them. Lambert was an inspiring unit in the Arsenal forward line which kept moving grant purpose. ARSENAL 'KEEPER IDLE. A free-kick just outside the penalty area endangered the home goal, bat Msthieson ...
... crdiching achievement of a period which has seen Yorkshire clubs steadily forging ahead in the historic tournament. If Hull City can beat Arsenal another record will set up, for then we shall have the first all-Yorkshire Final. This may not prove verv exciting ...
... (By **ADMIRAL.**) ARSENAL Arsenal, and David Jack excitedly his fellow forwards keep hock WHAT A GOAL: liapgood was limping now . There was no attempt at footi * , eil k. side; but. gosh, it was tierce! The Arsenal did not know how Hull's first-time methods ...
... Final there was surprise horn the early domination of the Arsenal, as bad generally been expected that the teams would prove to be extraordinarily matched. fa cuf. nui T# At Waobtey. The Arsenal however, sat a great pace, outshone Huddersfield team and ...
... woe an sward for fool Otllacber from yards raags. Later Gibson saved at fall Isagtk from Oallaeber. Demean tamed comer for Hull, but Sterling misand from thn fing kick. play settled down, HuR were holding their own, though near goal the Newcastle forwards ...
... af tkcM eipaaaire aequifitiona. Hull City, an the other bend, bar. itan —they ,ara juat workmanlike aide, gathered tether by enthusiastic and shrewd manatee, with wonderful teem spirit. On thasrwayso the semi-flnnl Hull brutan PlyascMh Art ...
... forward. At halftime five of the home teams were leadif* while Manchester City ware cn level terms with the men from Hull. Only Arsenal and Bradford City were visitors with an advantage in the scoring. In the second half the Wednesday’s Steady and relentless ...
... Half-time: —Don star Rovers Bat Hull Bas. llnncmter resumed m promising style, but Atkins shot wide. Price, however, earned ploy (he home quarters, hut the Hull bocks .were aiort alert wad the movement ended in dead h*n. Hull sits eked, but the Donmrtc- defence ...
... United were not working with the precision of the Arsenal. George Green and Birfcs were prominent in bolding tip the Arsenal right wing, and Hapgood was just as good when the United were on the attack. Arsenal -took the lead after minutes. A clearance by Parker ...
... corner Jtlcka I .O.'fV ; «t •• • Tense excitement marked Ike second ahead, and Hull City levet was a mighty bubbling in the football pot. SIXTH FHOFBR. WOP OomROOWOOa for Arsenal, they scored another'goes Those diamond-studded players who have been often ...