An over-confident ASF. side were given a real scare, when the Football Club put up a stiff resistance only to allow the former team to win by the narrow margin of seven goals to five. The French team had most of the game in the first half, but the Football Club surprised by putting up spitiied battle in the next period to almost overtake their opponents. Remedios and Park did not play for the French team owing to injuries re-_ ceived in their game last week, but Ward and Richard ably substituled for them. J. Ephgrave, the Club left wing, was applauded' time and, again by che spectators in the second. half for his deadly shooting, scoring three goals in that period, one of them from a corner kick.
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