Toternationsl encounter with England, played on Saturday on the Shang! Football Clab's groand. To bow the knee ty the Ssssenach to the tune of raven clear goals to noti thing that the most pessimistic Scot had icipated.
The game was not one of the most interesting, it was altogether too one-sided. The fow sparkling incidents that marked the plag were all on the side of the Englishmen.
The Scotamen were fortunate in the pin of the via and Bissett elected to in his favour. The la doobtfal for team throughout the initial coppowed to a powerfal a considered by many to be 'a more important factor then the stiff! breeze blowing from the Naoking Road and.
From the moment of the kick-off the Englishmey prosed and very early in the game their superiority was patent. Grant punched away a scrow shot from Scotson, snd Aitkenbead got the ball away, following the custodial partial clearance, just ae the English front rank quintette bore down io. body pon the goal. For few minates Scotland attacked bat this was negatived by an fo different shot at goal by K.
4 then the Englishmen came sain. Thie time their effort: were crowned with riccers. Robinson initiated the him.
The pivot drawing Bissett pon him in a subtle fashion pat Clifford once again in possession and being left aomarked be quickly flashed the ball into the pet. This success coming after eleven minutes, sparred the Englishmen on and five minates la Robinson rounding Bissett, he added the second goal. On both occasions that the goals were scored, Grant bed not judged the flight of the ball, bat the son bed materially mitigated against this.
An insidious movement by Stewart and Leslie boded ill for Freeman, bat Forshaw nipped in at the precise moment jand play was again carried into the UN
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