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12/12/1936 Reading FC - Newport County 7:2
Walsall FC - Yeovil & Petters United 1:1
Crewe Alexandra - Hartlepools United 1:1
Lincoln City - Oldham Athletic 2:3
Wrexham AFC - Gillingham FC 2:0
Ipswich Town - Evenwood Town 1:2
Accrington Stanley - Tunbridge Wells 1:0
Bristol Rovers - Southport FC 2:1
South Liverpool - Queens Park Rangers 0:1
Shildon AFC - Dartford FC 0:3
Millwall FC - Gateshead FC 7:0
Carlisle United - Clapton Orient 4:1
Southend United - York City 3:3
Mansfield Town - Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic 0:3
Cardiff City - Swindon Town 2:1
Burton Town - Darlington FC 1:2
17/12/1936 Walthamstow Ave - Exeter City 2:3
decisive matches
16/12/1936 Yeovil & Petters United - Walsall FC 0:1
Hartlepools United - Crewe Alexandra 1:2
York City - Southend United 2:1
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