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... occasions points are very difficult indeed win there. With Wednesday being beaten, all four Cup semi-finalists went down. Arsenal and Hull City were both narrowly defeated away from home, but Huddersfield own performed very poorly against Sunderland, who were ...
... been strengthened since I saw Hull City. Arsenal are certainly side footballers, but apnareut strength seems count for nothing in Hull City's eyes—witness their success after visits to ■Manchester City and Newcastle. Arsenal have impressed with their power ...
... as T ri te defeat of the whole of the F. A. Cup semi• Huddersfield Town being beaten at how* w ie tbeld Wednesday, Arsenal and Hull City ; moun d s of their opponents. ITy their defeat at Leicester, the champions were a the leadership of the First Division ...
... replay necessary on Everton ground. Referee: C. E. Lines, Birmingham. Linesmen: S. F. Rous, Hens; G. Hewitt, Liverpool. Arsenal v. Hull City. On Leeds United ground: replay, neocssary, Aston Villa ground. Rrroree: A. H. Kingscott, Long Baton. Linesmen- Phipps ...
... 1930 SCARE OR PITTODRIE INE HAMILTON DEENCE 1 t Before nto a right-winger centred well hull laultv and and Kib UP NORTH CAltlHSLE MISS CHANCES KAY'S MISS GbASGOW V GREENOCK POLICE cvi fhe WINNERS AND LOSERS— THE POSITION STENHOL’SEMUlH ST 3 5 2 TH IIIBEItM ...
... himself,’ and Bell, the captain, is one of the best full-backs in the oonntry. “My feeling is that if Hull can manage to get an early goal the Arsenal mav be overpowered by the kind of football Cup-fighters from the stern Second Division have always played ...
... r the Border , all tho Ifnglish C : ij ; s > u , i finalists woro losers—Sheffield Wcdiii ,-day , tho Arsenal , Huddersfiold ' f ' owi . , and Hull City . Ht Jolinstono , who nro at tho foot of 11 . » first Division Scottish Ltsigue list , Ir-i ti St ...
... and Arsenal went down 4wfore first Mam at Ipton Park, where they aon their ftUth-round tie convincing style a week previous. Sheffield Wedneartny mere beaten at Leicester, and Incidentally deprived of the leadership the Flr«t Division, and Hull City ...
... Chambers. Tel. 6129. Personal attention, results. TOURS, EXCURSIONS. gEMI-FINAL F.A. CUP AT LEEDS. MARCH 22 HILL CITY v. ARSENAL. SALOON PARTIES should make early application for special vehicles. RAIL TICKETS ISSUED ADVANCE Parties or Individuals. Meals ...
... West Ham, 3; The Arsenal, 2. Second Division. Barnsley, 3; Bristol C., 1. Blackpool, t ; Notts County, 2. Bradford, 5; Preston N.E., 2. Bury, 2; Reading, 4. Chelsea, i ; Charlton, 1. Millwall, 4; Wolverhampton, o. Notts. Forest, 2 ; Hull, 2. Oldham, 5; ...
... West Brow. A 3l 13 4 14 76 61 30 Stoke City Charlton Ath. Hull City Millwall Preston N.E. Reading Notts County Bradford C. Barnsley SWANSEA T. Bristol City LONDON COMBINATION. ARSENAL CHARLTON ITII 0 SOUTHAMPTON 3 CRYSTAL PAL 3 LEICESTER C 1 CARDIFF ...
... SOLD. TIIE\E ARE OTHER TICKETS AVAILABLE. A. R. DIXON, Secretary. Last Week was a Red Letter Week for Hull. 1. Hull City won a great match. 2. Hull Co-operative Society received news that their Branches had won 29 Prizes in the recent great LUTONA COCOA ...