... April -24, 25, and Hull City's Opponents. The Chelsea team, accompanied Mr. Claud Kirby, the chairman, are m training Bridlington. Yesterday afternoon they were ball practice on the sands in preparation for their match with Hull City to-morrow* Well ...

... 20 35 6 EDWARDS NOT FOR SALE. Arsenal Story Denied. UNITED DIRECTOR REPLIES. There was a persistent rumour in Leeds yesterday that Willis Edwards, Leeds United’s international half back, had been transferred to the Arsenal. The Leeds Mercury was informed ...

... Clapton O. 48,141 12.985 Huddersfield T. v. Shef. U. 47,504 £3,192 Oldham Ath. v. Wednesday *46,471. *£3,116 Arsenal v. .Birmingham 43.274 £5.453 P’t'sDi'th v. Brighton and 11. 37.522 £2.811 Middleshro’ v. Charlton A. 35,707 . ...

... Huddersfield Town. Referee, H. N. (Notts). Linesmen, S. 11.I . Rous (Herts.) and E. Jackson (Cheshire). West Ham United v. Arsenal. Referee, T G. Bryan (Birmingham). Linesmen, G. Frankl'” (Hants) and P. Graham (Birmingham) . Sunderland or Nottingham Forest ...

... Mercury” photographer.) THREE IN THREE BY ARSENAL. CHAMPION SCORERS AND LEADERS. Scorers: Arsenal—Brain (3), Jack (3), and Bastin —7 goals. Blackpool—Carr—l goal. After two victories over Manchester City, the Arsenal team enjoyed the satisfaction, at Highbury ...

... BIG GAME FOR THE RIDING. Hull and East Riding v. Bradford is the pick of the homo fixtures, and is certain to arouse keen interest at Hull, as Bradford aro always welcome visitors there, and tho achievements of the Riding encourage the belief they will ...

... Sun'land. Nrwcsstle U. v. Arsens!. West Mam U. r. Burnley. England r. Scotl The League t. U. Madders. T. v. C. Sließii-ld U. v. Portsmouth. Liverpool v. Sheffield W. T. v. Bolton W. Birmingham v. Derby Co. The League- Barnsley v. Hull C. Bradford v. Charlton ...

... from attending the Arsenal match. The actual text of the resolution passed by the Supporters’ Club is as follows: That tho Manchester United Football Club ground bo boycotted on October 18th, when the team is due to play the Arsenal, to prove to the directors ...

... PENALTY OF WEAK FORCES. HULL KINGSTON ROVERS OUTPACED BY THE REGS. Scorers St. Helens Kcercation—Frodsham {2), Marlin, Bowen, Thomas. Smith, tries; (5), goals—24 points. Hull Kingston Rovers —Saddington, try; Carmichael, goal—s points. Hull Kingston Rovers were ...

... of the two Yorkshire representatives THE LEEDS M CURY. FRIDAY, PRIL mas THE CUP IN TRAINING. A Town Forward Problem. WHY ARSENAL ARE OPTIMISTIC. A little exercise of a light character yester diy followed by a day of rest to-day 1s the programme of the ...

... Lincoln C. Barrow v. N. Brighton. RUGBY LEAGUE. LEAGUE GAMES. Le*d» t, Hull K.H. Malif»x r. OMliam. Caatlrlord ». N. t. Barrow. ieau v. Huddfrsfiuld. Warrington v. Brarnley. Hull v. Dewsbury- Bioughton R, v. Widnes. Keighley v. York. Swjnton v. St. Helens ...

... IN THE TEAM TO MEET HUDDERSFIELD. Rumour was current in Hull football circles yesterday that the Hull Rugby League club was likely to obtain! the services of Atkinson, the Castleford and international centre threequarter. It was dispelled, last night, ...