The Archive · 1938

Married Men Change

Upon the resumption the married team pulled Astor back in his customary berth as left back and Meske was put in the right wing spot, with Soenksen moving in as an inside forward. The change seemed to give the ultimate winners a new lease for they went to work right after the bully-off. Schoemann hammered a shot within the first five minutes.

Then Meske missed an almost certain goal, mis hit the ball completely in front of an open goal. Nevertheless, the latter redeemed himself midway in the session by sending across a timely pass for Schoeman to make necessary connection and beat Grafen with a stinging shot.

Having opened the scoring, the pace of the game was faster than before d both goals had narrow escap Schantz was the first to throw away the chance to equalize. Later Essen nearly beat Tollens. The latter, incidently, pulled a. great. save. Wetzell shot from a corner put his opposing goal tender executed yet another fine clearance. It was not until the last 10 minutes that the victorious pivot managed to tally his team's second goal.

Whilst the unmarried men seemed to have been disheartened, Kuelps whipped into the goal a flick shot from a melee to bring the losers back to life, The trailers restarted with added vigour and strove hard to gain the equalizing point but time closed ur Drs Nom Prof. J. A. El

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