The' above teams met to try conclusions return match on' Saturday afternoon. Qn the previous'occasion,. which was the first Association match of] the sox son, the Iphigenia came.out victors by two goals to nit, and consequently, the return game was looked forward to with some amount of interest, especially among the Rangers who undoubtedly wished to regain lost honours. The naval team won the toss and selected to play down the field with the wind slightly in their.favour. © Wilson kicked off for the Rangers and, for a short. time it appeared as though the result would be a repetition of the last game, but it soon became appar rent that'.the sides were evenly matched, and the first -half was brought to a'close without either side being able to score. After a brief interval the game was resum med and afew minutes later the Rangers bination: scored the first goal. Shortly afterwards the Rangers carelessly neglected their play, giving their attention to one of their opponents who had fallen from exhaustion, this however was not seen by the referee whose interest was centered on a skirmish wich' the ball in front of goal and consequently he naval, team secured an easy goal. The closing stages of the game continued very even and a most interesting and well-contested match terminated in a draw, the score being one each. Mr. Carter performed his duties as referee to the general satisfaction of all concerned.
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