... very distinctly in favour of Hull through their forward plav, but. I have said, tlie finishing touch was lacking, and something must also lie said for the defensive play of Adams, Williams, O'Roiirke and Brough. Twice Hull might have scored from forward ...

... —Commodore Grand Orchestra, dore Theatre. 3.s.—Herring Fishing Bulletin. 3.lo.—Arsenal v. Middlesbrough—A Running Commentary the Second Half of Match, Mr. George Allison, Irom Arsenal Football Club Ground, Highbury. 4.ls.—London .Regional. 4.4s.—Organ from ...

... Meet at School House. First brace slips 9.45. Association. ARSENAL WIN IN PARIS. Frenchmen Overwhelmed Second Half. COLQMBES STADIUM, Tuosduy After being led at half-time by 2 goals to 1, tho Arsenal to-day beat tho Racing Club Franco by 7 goals to 2. The ...

... W. TULLEY AND CO., LTD. ASH LEA. load, due Hull about December BEECHPARK. from Alexandria. December load, due Hull about Ltec. 4. ' N OTES ON TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL. The Association Cup Ties. UNITED AT GRIMSBY. lßy Our Football Representative.) . ,t round ...

... NEWCASTLE UNITED v. LEEDS UNITED. LEEDS UNITED—Potts: Roberts, J. Mjlburo; WAinlraiiMitchST''*' ggan ' *'l Jennings, TOWN v. ARSENAL TOWN-Turner; Goodxll. Rnoghtnn; Redl.ro. Wilson Campbell; R. K.lly Lewis, Jtobson, Davies, Smith. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY v. ...

... maintained. At Huddersfiefd the have the Arsenal their guests, ft * not have been forgotten that the knocked out llutldersfield Town final lor tho Association Cup at '• last April Tliis remembrance, with the tact that Arsenal aro * Big of the season, suggests ...

... Hearn. whom they state they desire l-rvicw connection with the death '■ . Thomas, who they believe died arsenical poisoning. Page 10 •nnection with the Hull murder. attach great importance to a •meat bv 'bus conductor that two >utrd«*d his vehicle not far ...

... Hudderslield, Hull ▼. Halifax, I abtlef. v. York RUGBY UNION. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. v. Durham, at Manchester. CLUB MATCHES. Bradford v. Hcadingley. lla!i(ax v. Otley. I ley v. Skipton. L'd» Unix. v. H'gatc 0.8. Sale v. 0.8. Liverpool v Hull and E.R. Br'df'diano ...

... (MMy Twm* .. .. .. C. .. 12,000 Coleman (4). Priestley. Chandler, Wat- Prior (2). Fielding. eon. Huddersfield T#wn* 1 Arsenal .. 25,000 Smith. Jack, Minehttlcr City 2 .. .. o 15,000 Austin, Tilson. Manohsster United* 2 Birmingham 0 Rowley. ...

... Rangers). V Wilson (Celtie). Craig (Aberdeen) : Thomson (I(. (A.) (Celtic), Baltics (Motherwell). Ferrier (Mo Referee: H. F. Hull ißii FOOTBALL .MEET Benefits Granted Registrati AT meeting Man: the Football League London, yesterday, AlcKenna, the lapton ...

... Rotherham United 1 Halifax Town*.. 0 6,000 Murden. Hartlepsols United* ~ Wrexham .. 1 4,000 Pedwell, Thompson. Williams. Hull City* 3 Rochdale . 1 7,000 Alexander (2», St«»tt. (own i. Lincoln City* 3 Crowe Alex. . 1 7,000 .Savase. Lax, Maidmeot ...

... all suffered home defeats Bramley gained their second win of the season, beating Wakefield Trinity by 5 points to nil. The Arsenal strengthened their leadership of the Association League by beating the Villa at Highbury by 5 goals to 2. There was an attendance ...