The Whites on Saturday atter-noon had quite an easy time with their Interport prospective rivals, the Colours, and won by 5-0. Both teams started off vigorously and so tense was the play that at the close of the first half but a single goal had been registered, Goldman edging the ball past Leach, after receiving a short pass from Coulcher. On several—occasions, Gowan, from half for the Colours, opened' an attack, but) he—was usually met with stern opposition by Crawford and Philips. From a pass, Sofoulis got by once, but Quayle was ready and kicked away from the goal. Madar loomed dangerous for a minute, Leach cleared with no difficulty The score at the end of the first half was:—Whites, 1: Colours, 0.
Renewed vigour and vim marked the. next period, both elevens returning to the field with a spirit that meant- goals, but again the Whites' attack proved superior, the forwards showing a combination in which individual merit was noticeable as well as a coand unity of purpose. A brilliant effort by Evans, Sofoulis and Tardy kept the ball at the opposite end for a brief period, after' Moosa had missed an easy shot, Goldman again took up the burden and, from mass play he-fore the goal mouth, slipped onz past Leach that he could not get near enough even to touch. Wilson "drove in strongly from the wing and so fast that it scored. Wilson again got dangerous and kicked to Leach, who got the ball away. but it was held to have erossed the Tine and a goal was given.
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