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SUNDERLAND WINS
CUP FINAL
Brilliant Triumph At Wembley
London, May 1
Sunderland accomplished a feat rare in FA Cup Final history to day when they fought back after being a goal di va against Preston, to triumph brillantly by three goals to one. Gurney. scored, the equaliser in the 51st minute of the -game, and for twenty tense min- utes, the see-saw struggle went on. Then last year's League champions scored twice in quick succession and the Cup was theirs, for the first time in their history."-
Preston played gallantly and were definitely on top before the interval. A second goal was dis-, allowed shortly after, the lead had been established.
The match was favoured with brilliant sunshine and as usual
the 93,000 ticket holders indulged In community singing.
THE TEAMS
The turf was in excellent con- dition and the teams lined up as follows:-
HOME FOOTBALL
RESULTS
Wednesday Go Down
London, May 1.
The following are the results of to-day's concluding League foot- ball matches;
Arsenal
FIRST DIVISION -
0 Bolton 2. Manchester C. 2
0
2
Brentford
1
1' Stoke
3
1
Wednesday }
3
1
Portsmouth Chelsea
1
1
TWO QUICK GOALS Play improved and opened out Birmingham. splendidly. Sunderland's forwards Charlton playing very cleverly. Their in- Grimsby ter-changing of places was re- Huddersfield warded in the 72nd minute, Carter Leeds scoring in the far corner. of the Liverpool net with a glorious drive.
Middlesboro Derby SECOND DIVISION
W. Bromwich 3 Sunderland drove home their Wolves
their third goal in the 77th min- supremacy and Burbanks added
Doncaster ute with a hard cross-shot, which
Fulham Preston goalkeeper, Leicester · Burns, the failed to stop in spite of a head-Norwich long dive across the goalmouth
Plymouth Sunderland wound up gloriously Southampton but a harrassed Preston defence swansea prevented any further score. Bur- banks, Dunns and Johnston, fired in shots from all angies. Preston made a last despairing, but un: availing rush Just before the tn- ish..
West Ham
THIRD Aldershot
3
0 Blackburn
0 Coventry
A Tottenham
0 Barnsley
0 Burnley
;
o
Notts F.
3
1
Chesterfield.
I
1 Sheffield, U.
0
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2 Swindon:
1
Clapton
3 Watford
2.
2. Cardif
2 Reading
0
1 Millwall
0
2. Torquay
0
2
Eristol R.
2
4 Southend
3
1 Crystal P.
3
DIVISION (SOUTH)
Brighton Bournemouth Bristol C... Exeter
FIRST SUCCESS Sunderland won the Cup for the Gillingham first time in their career. Her Ma-Luton Sunderland:-Mapson; dorman jesty, Queen Elizabeth, later pre- Newport
and Hall; Thompson, Johnstone sented the Cup and medals to the Northampton and McNab; Duns, Carter, Ourney, | Sunderland team, who were cheer- Queen's P.R. Gallacher and Burbanks.
ed to the echo.
Walsall
In addition to
"Preston:-Burns: Gallimore and Beattie; Shankly, Tremelling and Milne Dougal, Beresford. Frank O'Donnell, Fagan and Hugh Don- nell,
The whole stadium broke into a roar of welcome as their Majest- ties, The King and Queen, entered the Royal Box. The players were later Introduced to the King.
CAREFUL'START
the King and Queen, many notable overseas visi-Barrow tors were special guests at the Cup Halifax Fal.
Hull
2 Notts C. DIVISION (NORTH)
+
Crewe
THIRD
3 Hartlepools
1
4 Darlington
3
3 Gateshead #2
1 Oldham
0
2 Accrington
2
5 Carlisle
Among prominent personalities Mansfield were Lord Derby. Lord Wigram. Port Vale Lord Granard and Lord
Costle Rotherham reagh, while the Government was York represented by Mr. Ramsay Mac- Stockport donald (Lord President), Sir John | Heuter. Simon (Home Secretary) and Str
'for Air).
Preston won the toss and Sun-Philip Sassoon (Under-Secretary derland kicked off against the Light and wind. Both teams felt their way very carefully and Fa- gan, Preston inside-left, was fen- tured in a prominent run which was ended by Gorman," the Bun- derland right-back-
SPECIAL TRAINS Their Majesties arrived at the Empire Stadium five minutes be fore the kick off at 3 p.m.
The King received the two teams before the start..
Although only the usual crowd
At the other end Gallimore fin- ally headed out a long low frea kick taken by Burbanks, who kick-of 93,000 attended, the match was ed weakly.
After another Sunderland raid, Preston retaliated and Beresford was very dangerous, once getting in a terrifically hooked ball which
hit the side of the net.
Both sets of backs were over- kicking with the result that play was very scrappy and lacking in interest.
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The game fluctuated from end to end, Preston taking the initia- tive in the first quarter of an hour, and Sunderland's defenders were forced to kick anywhere and anyhow, both cracking under the and not being particularly pace skilful.
LOST OPPORTUNITY Sunderland were on the offensive, later and repeatedly attaɑred. Gurney, the centre-forward, in- credibly shot over the cross-bar from three yards out
.Preston rallied and the Bunder- land goal twice escaped, Frank O'Donnell, the Preston centre-for- ward, darting through, from a tree kick, with Mapson, the Sunderland zoal-keeper, robbing Beresford, Preston inside-right, of the ball to prevent a certain goal
the
PRESTON'S GOAL
Fagan and Hugh O'Donnell, Preston's left-wing combination. were then featured in an amazing run, culminating in Hugh sending a perfect pang to Frank O'Donnell (centre-forward) who scored with & low, hard drive which entered the net in the 28th minute of the game,
Hugh O'Donnell almost increased the score a minute later when he
forced a corner, from which kick the ball entered the net. The re- feree disallowed the goal for off- alde."
Preston were leading at the in- terval by a solitary goal. Sunderland resumed
with
memorable in view of Coronation year, the fact that the news reel companies refused to take pictures as none of them was prepared to pay the figure naked, and the un- fortunate etrcumstance that spectators had to find their way to the Stadium without the usual buses, which are out one strike.
The fact that both teams were
from the North resulted in 148 special trains being run from the North of England, carrying nearly 70,000 people.
The crowd spent the morning at London's Coronation decora-
tions but stands (erected for the Coronation processions) were bid- ing many famous buildings)— Reuter.
TWO TENNIS UPSETS
Dorothy Round Beaten
Bournemouth, Apr. 30.
day's play in the British Hard Two surprises featured yester- Courts Tennis Championship.
Senorita Lizana (Chile) defeated Misa Dorothy Round (Britain) in the semi-final of the Ladies' Sin- gles in straight sets.
Mias Lizana won by 6-4, 6-2, Peggy Scriven
In the other semi-final, Miss beat Miss Mary Hardwick by 4-6, 6-2, 6-0.
In the third round of the Men's Doubles, John Ollift and E. C. Pe- ters beat H. W. Austin and R. Ni- choll by 6-1, 6-4, 6-0. Nicoll is a
copy-book movement, finishing Promising 18-year-old player of a header from Carter, the inside-whom "Austin thinks highly and right, dying a fect outside the past, asked to play with him.
6-3, 6-4,
THE EQUALISER
G. P. Hughes and C. R. D. Tue- key beat. John Oliff and E. C. Pe- Burbanks, Sunderland leftwing, caused a corner and Gurney head-ters in the semi-final by 4-8, 9-3, ed in from a forest of beada jump- ing for the ball in the 51st minute In the other semi-final G. E. to level the scores, and while the Hare and F, H. D. Wilde, Britain's Preston defence was still "demorol- possible Davis Cup doubles pair, ised Bunderland pressed fiercely, beat Butler and Ritchie by 8-8. Gurney and Dunns when well 6-1, 6-4 placed, shot wildly.
In the Ladies' Doubles, Miss Sunderland forced three suc- Scott and Miss Whitmarsh caused cessive corners, but Preston re- a sensation when they beat Miss mained commendably cool under a Mary Heeley and Miss Dorothy gruelling pressure, and eventuaily Round bý 6-3,0-6, 6-4, while Miss railed, when Hugh O'Donnel, their Molly Dearman and Miss Ingram. left winger, fred a terrific shot beat Miss Nancy Lyle (South just over the cross bar, and Fagan Africa) and Miss Betty Nuthall by lobbed the ball over from an awk- | 8-6, 6-1,— ward position.
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