After being three goals down in the first half, the Lancashire Fusiliers swept all opposition aside in the next period to defeat the Rees by 5-4, before a large crowd on the latter's ground on October 11. Playing an impressive game in the initial half, the Rees seemed to fall to pieces in the second half to allow the Army team {o score at will. Berry, when he got going, was onstanding, lead~ ing all the attacks ud netting two goals for his side, Lancashire Pustliers:—Bridgman, Dale, Parry: Baron, Davies, Holker: Wrigley, Mownrd, Berry, Chadwieke and Barton, Tect—H. Elekhow, K. Neubourg, J. Yotan: 2k Ceckran, G. Jenssen. Aldeguer, A." Bolescree, Bsinky, 8. Greenberg asd A: Somens.
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