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London,
April 26th.--The
Eaglish
As-
grciation
Football
Cap Final
was
played
today
at
Wembley
Stadium
before
enorm-
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cerowds
who had
come
from all
paris
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the Briish Isles
to witness
the
maten.
It
was
woa
by
Neweastle
United
by
a
scora
of two goals
to nil, both goals being
score
in the second
half,
The
Aston
Vil-
la
team
had
been
strocg
favouritesglor
the
championship
trophy
and
18
esti
mated
that
many
thousands
of
pounds
were
lost
today,
the
odds
having
been
oifered against
the
winning
team.
The
teams
met
in
a
league
encounter early
in the week,
when
Aston
Villa
beat
the
,ynesiders
in
decisive
fashion,
winning
bs
a 61 score.
London, April 26th.-Two
persons
were
illed and between
thirty
and
forty
in-
jured in a train smash
just
outside
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this
morning.
Onpe
of
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specials
from
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England
olinging football spectators
to the
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at
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Wembley
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dium between
the Asten Villa and
New-
castle
teams,
was standing
in the
mouth
of the tunnel when
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