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14/12/1935 Chester City - Reading FC 3:3
Chesterfield FC - Walsall FC 0:0
Dartford FC - Gainsborough Trinity 4:0
Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic - Barrow AFC 5:2
Southall - Newport IOW 8:0
Folkestone Invicta - Clapton Orient 1:2
Notts County - Torquay United 3:0
Crewe Alexandra - Gillingham FC 2:1
Scarborough FC - Brighton & Hove Albion 1:1
Tranmere Rovers - Scunthorpe & Lindsey 6:2
Oldham Athletic - Bristol Rovers 1:1
Southend United - Burton Town 5:0
Halifax Town - Hartlepools United 1:1
Stalybridge Celtic - Darlington FC 0:1
Margate FC - Crystal Palace 3:1
Workington AFC - Kidderminster Harriers 5:1
Rotherham United - Watford FC 1:1
decisive matches
18/12/1935 Reading FC - Chester City 3:0
Brighton & Hove Albion - Scarborough FC 3:0
Bristol Rovers - Oldham Athletic 4:1
Hartlepools United - Halifax Town 0:0
Watford FC - Rotherham United 1:0
19/12/1935 Walsall FC - Chesterfield FC 2:1
23/12/1935 Halifax Town - Hartlepools United 1:4
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