In the second half the French opened strongly, and—Laurentz, Poignet, and Dieiry tested Carini, the latter handling all shots in a workmanlike manner. Italy went further ahead after fourteen minutes' play when Cumis gathered a bad clearance by the French keeper and shot, the ball striking the inside of the far post to enter the net. Zinck handled inside the arca after thirty minutes" play, and Carenza converted the spot kick. Jesu, then took a hand in the goal-scoring, and with a fast ground drive rom twenty yards, scored the best goal of the game—thirty-five minutes., The seventh goal was the result of a fine combined movement between Susi, Carenza, Cunis, and Muralore, the latter forty-two minutes play,
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