The second goal came after thirty minutes play, Feeney sent to Clayton whose cross was cleared by Jensen; Swarbrick gathered and returned for Jensen to mis kick-as Sharples endea-youred to make contact with the ball Taking advantage of the back's error, the centre took possession and gave Gaberman no chance to stop his shot, "e Club made their first raid after twenty minutes, and a defensive blunder nearly resulted in their scoring, Harris putting past. The Club were being penned in their own half, and the Loyals went further ahead after forty two minutes' pi. Swarbrick sent a fine pass to Yates who slipped to Shuttle-worth as G. Greenberg tackled and Shuttleworth had no difficulty in ug Gaberman. Half-time arrived the Soldiers leading by three goals Gaberman was kept bu: his goal right from the re after he id saved from Sharples, Shuttleworth sent a strong effort into the side of the net. Yates then sent Clayton away who, beating G. Greenberg, sent over a nice ball and Shuttle worth neatly headed it into the net, after eight minutes.
The Club reduced the deficit in the twentieth minute, when Thornley went off down the wing. Parkinson riged and beat the winger.
Both lost control of the ball, but Thornley recovered first and crossed for Lipkovsky to shoot as Barton tackled, both falling, the ball beating Jackson to enter the net.
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