HE Durham Light Infantry defeated the Clube Lusitano in a league soccer encounter at the Canidrome yesterday morning by five goals to two.
It was a magnificently contested tussle, and a fair result, as the soldiers appeared to have the edge.
I have seen few games this season in which the pace was hotter, or in which free, open and fluent football was so prominent a feature. Both sides displayed plenty of real combination to keep the crowd, estimated at well over spectators, keenly interested in every phase of the play.
So far as actual ability to play his colleagues. J. Fonseca was presented with an open goal, but, sur-football is concerned the Lusitano were not one whit behind their opprised at finding the ball at his feet, hesitated and Lough was able to get ponents, but they just lacked that back in time to deflect his effort for finish which the soldiers possessed, a corner. O. Costa dribbled past three and that sums up the real difference opponents to be beaten by Curtis, and between the two teams. They had Wilson left the field for five minutes plenty of opportunities to pull the following an injury, During his ab-game round, but over elaboration sence, Bolan crossed to Hanratty who against a defence which did not returned, lobbing the ball over stand on ceremony but went into the Victal's head to Robinson who headed tackle full hearted, was not a paying into the net to score his third goal. policy, and nullified the territorial advantage which the Portuguese held ior mos of the rat thirty minutes of the secon:
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