... ensation! Hurried dashing?' to and fro! Whispered consultations! At last the venlict ot tbe mysterious personages who guarded the hull was made known. I could not be admitted. The bearer of the evil tidings explained that they not trust the Irish News utter ...

... CROSS-CHANNEL Of all the clubs which paid heavily for players Arsenal are undoubtedly doing best. They are now at the head of Division I.—the premier League competition of England—a point ahead of Sheffield Wednesday, but three points in advance of Ilse ...

... VILLA v. Blackburn Rover. Grimsby Tosvu v. Leicester City. SHEITIELD WED. v. Suuderland. Dolton Wanderers v. Derby Co. v. Arsenal. LIVERPI ►OL v. 111atu•hcsder C. Manchester U. v. BIRMINGHAM. MIDDj.ESBRO' v. Portsmouth. NEWCASTLE U. v. Leeds Utd. CHELSEA ...

... Liverpool v. Leicester. Manchester v. Blackpool. Middlesbrough v. Birmingham. Newcastle .. Portsmouth. Sheffield Wednesday v. Arsenal. West Ham v. Leeds United. SECOND DIVISION. Bradford v. Bristol City. Burnley v. Port Va>. Mill wall jr Eyorton. Notts Forest ...

... Rho* ri I rely superior turas.. Hooper a foorili goal three minutes,Hull ind putting on two more. The last named red Irotu a tree kick in a retched light. were outplayed lunar& the end. Hull Weilneialay's Health— Sheffield Wellneaday 7. Sunderland 2. NLIATASTLE ...

... Manchester United, 0: Blackpool, 0. Middlesbrough. 1; Birmingham. 1. Newcastle United, 4; Portsmouth, 7. Sheffield Wednesday. 1; Arsenal. 2. West Ham United, 1; Leeds United, 1. SECOND DIVISION. Bradford, 5; Bristol City, 2. Burnley, 1: Port Vale, Miilwall. 1; ...

... called stunts. Ile has. it 1,, said. cotta einliMvl the game too, emelt, made it more of a spectacle than t Consequently the Arsenal and its malinger are not. seenttugly. smiled upon by the authorities Ile was refused permission to sign a foreign custodian ...

... whilst Fulham were unable to master Gillingham. Lincoln City's defeat st home by Tranmero Rovers, and Wrekliam's victory at Hull were the Northern Section results to curse disappointment. In the Scottish League, the big upsets were caused by Queen's Park's ...

... t 9, Larne (White Cup). CROSS-CHANNEL FOOTBALL. INTERNATIONAL MATCH England 4. Wales ...

... LONDON CONNINATION FULL TIME. DIVISION I. :Arsen►l Rm. 3, Luton Town Res. I. Hrenifoid Rm. 3. a(slapton Rip 2. &Charlton At h. Rm. 2, natal Palare Pee nil. xl - osrnigy City Rea. 6. Tottenham 11. Rea 3. >Cardiff l ity Res. 1. Southend Utd. HOS. 1. sEullarn ...

... coupon. Yet one could he blamed tor prefertbig Many if the other home (lobs which Despite the le•rby atmosphere of the Arsenal—West Ham the former on form looked good. Barnsley's fall at I • to a lower-placed riot) •Nlillwall—was another upset to many ...

... Rifles. 1. Royal InnUkillinga, Raugcrr, 2. CROSS-CHANNEL RESULTS. ENGLISH LEAGUE—FINST DIVISION (Home team* gjveu flm ) Arsenal, 6; Arton ViUe, 2. Birmingham, 0; West Hem United, 2. Blackburn Rovers. 2; Chelsea, 0. Blackpool, 0; United, 0. Derby County ...