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Arsenal, who were without Hap- Deepdale. The North End over-good-John, the left half-back for came the "Lincolnshire club, who

so many years, taking his place... beat them twice last season. Pres-

played at Fratton and led Ports- ton got the only goal, but, like mouth by the odd goal of five at

"It is not in accordance with Mercutio's scratch, this proved

the interval. Now, all these three present-day fashion to say any- fatal. The relegated Newcastle

goals are credited to different for-thing in praise of our generation," United were trounced by the Fores-wards, Bowden. Drake, and Bastin: says the Rev. T. F. Ryan, 8. J. That is a good sign, but perhaps in an article under the heading

Welfare" which a better is that Hulme's fine work of "Social on the wing provided the chances given on that were

and taken. Easson Rutherford scored for Portsmouth. The Budget for 1935, the im- The second half was thrilling be-pending departure of the Hon. cause the goal-keepers, Mosa and Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe and even the Qualian. were kept occupied. twenty-five minutes from the end Male's forehead was cut open in a collision with Weddle. He had to retire, but after he had 're- turned Worrall obtained the equa- lising goal, and Arsenal left the field with a share of the points Instead of a reverse, as last sea-"

son.

their friends. Stockport · County séem to have retained last season's scoring power. Judged by the way they thrashed Southport. Beyond the Tweed the Glasgow Rangers suffered their first defeat on the ground of Dundee,"

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fact that we have just had un- usually hot weather is covered by "The Scout in his weekly "Your Views and Mine" column.

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