On Sunday, the Cup holders meet ihe Savoia, and this will probably a teethy affair, as the Italian side Twill go out to smash up the French machine by fast tactics. They will have recognized that their only hope of winning the game will be to constantly attack, giving the French rear no time for studied tactics. I do not think that they will win, as the lesson of last Sunday will not be lost on the Champions who will probably have Paul Bell back in the line-up, and accordingly I vote for the Cupholders to win this tie.
The S.M.P—Loyals game should draw a record crowd to the racecourse. In the league encounter, the lawmen won by two goals scored in tthe first half, after which they were outplayed by the soldiers, who however could not score. The army side is a much improved football machine, and I think we will find them going forward. ally ran wild upon resumption to chalk up eight more from even the most difficult angles. Steele was next with six field baskets, being closely followed by Otaru who netted five,
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