Tu view of the meeting next] Saturday between these teams. in the Skottowe Cun competition, great deal of interest was taken in this game, which produced fast and furious football which never developed into anything brilliant] and was dominated during most of the 90 minutes by the play of the middle ines. In the first hal€ especially was it a battle between the halves, and with tw: master pivots as Gash and _ferd in opposition, the middle ling play often rose to a high ox The Police were value for" th Victory, for, though their forward Tine still leaves much to be desire: their halves played their usual great game, with Gash, as usual, the outstanding player of the three, and with the backs ant goalie as good us usual, the Portuguese Sporting Associ. tion were defeated feated, but wei whelmed to. the score of wistit 10 none would sus gest, The Football Club were winners throughout, but were never Utterly masters of the situation, and the Portuguese forwards were never so fanoeuous ae would seem from the final score. Playing against resolute defence, they were minus that slight element of Tuck which necessary to the success of any forward line and were distinctly unlucky on many shots and efforts. w sonably have been expected to be nuecessful,
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