... Bolton W. 1. Derby Co. 2. Grimsby T. 8, Leicester C. 2. 1 uddersfield T. 1, Arsenal 1. Oldham Ath. 3, Port Vale 3. Spurs 5, Charlton Ath. 0. Luton T. 5, Fulham 0. Aldington I, Hull C. 3. Sheffield Wed 7, Sunderland 2. liradfond Hlj'month Argyle 1. Preston ...

... 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 ...

... Liverpool v. Leicester 0. MANCHESTER U. Blackpool. MIDDLESBROUGH v. Birmingham. Newcastle U. v. Portsmouth SHEFFIELD WED. v. Arsenal. WEST HAM U. v. Leeds U. LEAGUE 11. BRADFORD v. Bristol 0. BURNLEY •. Port Vale. Millwall v. EVERTON. NOTTS F.'. Plymouth ...

... THE LEAGUES. mvssioN 1. Ralf-tuna scortiii Arsenal 3, Middlesbrough 1. Birmingham 1, Orunaby Town 0. Blackburn 3. andditriffidd 0. Biackpool 2, Aston Vale. 1. Darb yauda C Van County I, West Ham tn. 0. L, Chalin Leicester 1, Sheffield Wed. 3. Manchester ...

... STOP PRESS. HALFTIME SCORES. DORIRBT LEAGUE. STNDERLAND 2 ANEWCASTLE UN O ARSENAL, 3: MIDDLESBROUGH, 1. BLACKBURN 3’ HUDDEREFIELD O BLACKPOOL 2 ASTON VILLA 1 PORTSMOUTH { LIVERPOOL O LEICESTER C. {1 SHEFFIELD W. 3 SHEFFIELD ‘U () MANCHESTER U 1 DERBY ...

... Blackburn R., 2. Bolton W., 1; Derby C., 2. Chelsea, 3; Blackpool, 0. Grimsby T., 8; Leicester C., 2. Huddersfield T., 1; Arsenal, 1. Liverpool, 0; Manchester C., 2. Manchester XL, 2; Birmingham, 0. Middlesbrough, 0; Portsmouth, 1. Newcastle U., 4; Leeds ...

... Bolton Wanderers. Middlesbrough have some youngsters of promise, but they are not likely to prove the tactical equals of the ARSENAL internationals. LEEDS UNITED would be more difficult to beat if their defence were equal to their attack, but the dis~organized ...

... Wales with four players, defeated Hull City. In 1928, is recalled that Huddersfield Town won Bury spete fielding nine reserves, because of the needs of England and Scotland. Derby County are slipping point*, but Arsenal stick to winning ways, and Portsmouth ...

... 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 ...

... dividends aed pas the Arsenal F.C. and the Racing Club de f part the Bosrd, ~dermya pire. pla for the Arsenal Conn, 2, Tete jouree, - | a seer a ee New Players in United Reserve From the kick the was taken into 8 lbw db .. 66 LA.d eam. Arsenal’s baif, the defence ...

... “SYRIAN’ FOOTBALL FORECAST it of the results of to win. Where no distinction is made a Syrian’s” f ARSENAL (1) v. Middlesbrough (2) HAM A v. Grimsby Town (2) R. (5) v. =~ (2). Blac DERBY COUNTY (4) v. West Ham «@). (—) v. Leeds United (—) v. Chelsea CITY ...

... top the English Leagues with goals each. LEAGUE I. LEAGUE 111. (Muth). Waring, Aston V. Y 1 Waimea, Crystal P. . Lambert, Arsenal 18 Keetft, Notts 'lampoon, Blackpool._ 14 Ittunikly, soutbeod 14 Dunne, sheilleld U. 14 Trotter, Torquay U, • Leicester ...