England won the Internat'onal Soccer Cup on Saturday by beating Palestine by four goals to none in arch which attracted a disappointing crowil of about fifteen hundred. The standard of play was not of the best and on occasions peared very. tame, though at Frequent intervals there were! flashes of splendid. combination by the two sets of forwards. Though Palestine lost, they possessed the! present, called the roll, which was follows: ities M. Bas Chun, Mal Cassels, how, 'T. Cha," AJLG.
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WAR, Gatdener, Fr W, Gray, Glass, E. Grey Reader itary Jones, v. St. 3. Ki BW! Kwok, By Ren Lindsay, "R. Leck, "B.A. Long, E.R Maton, J.'R. Masson, McBain, "HWP. AcSeokin, Mossop. J. MeNeil, Miss Hopkyn Rees, Samson, C. 5. "Shen, B. Seddon, Teen PB.
Wong, Ken Yeh. etier attack, and had the halfback lines bien chenged over, no Jdoubt would have existed as to t ultimate victors. There was Little to choose between the two sets of backs, but, while the England pair were' on a par wilh Horenstein, Jenssea was the bose of the lot, until towards the end, when he assumed the leadership of the attack, to the Jdetriment of the defence, who there-Jaftzr allowed their opponents to put jon three quick goals. "Stokes was ithe best half-back on the *he forwards all gave a disappointing display and missed grand chances. The Worcestershire Camp was in jeestasies over the fact that their representatives got the goals tween them, Archer making the hat, trick, and in all probatskty would have' got the lot had Maun not dis-Possessed the sharpshooter in the act of shooting.
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