The Navy were represented this match by H.MLS. "Hawkins" and although the margin of their tory suggests a marked superiority, such was not the case, for the Club's second string had more than an equal share of the play and only failed when it came to the important point of scoring goals. The score at half time was one all, Andrews netting for the Club and Powell for the Navy, but in the second half Powell scored two more goals from his wing position at outside-left and with Noble getting two, the comfiture of the Club was completed.
A. v. Police RE, The Reserves of the Police received n severe set-back at the! hands of the Reserves of the P.S.A., Dut the Police were poorly repre: sented and had to cal! upon no fewer than five recruits from the Depot to complete their team, 4 ball in the penalty area and from the dreaded spot, Lee scored in the [coolest possible manner. This was all the scoring but in the desi stages the Chinese were constantly, on the attack and threw away many nities by careless shooting.
St. Francis Xaviers F. C, There wore plenty of gauls to enthuse over in this match but the play which lead up to them was vox scrappy. The Rees. lead half time by the odd goal in five, thanks to" Marshall (2) and Cosolonoy, but the second half was an entirely different tale and the speed of the youngsters from the school proved too much for the home team, Jewish R. C. v. Royal Marines The Marines just managed to scrape through in this match on the Police ground, but they were entitled to the points. The teat shared four goals at the interval but the Marines were the better team in the second half and shoud have scored more goals they. did. Sgt. Tilley (3) and Gale, who converted a penalty, scored for the Marines, while Caplan, Tuttleman, snd Botodovsky (from' a penalty) of through for the losers.
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