A replay wil] be necessary before the destination of the Soccer Junior: Cup is settled, for the Jewish R. C. and the Threb Cultures battled for two hours un Sunday but finished with two goals apiece, The game was packed with thrills and excit ing episodes, and the standard of Was far above the average of junior football, art Porter and by 'One dark spot marked the game when a J.R.C, player had a disagree: ment with several of his colleagues and refused {0 leave the tick! when ordered to do s0 by his own skipper. After much argument, M, Dietrich, the captain, managed' to' calm his men, and the offender was escorteit to the touchline by two Jewish play: ers, The difference appeared - to have been amicably settled during the interval, for the exile returned] to the side in the second half, The Jews preferred to weave patterns instead of scoring goals for the greater part of the first Ralf and fount themzctves down two goals at the interval, bat, penning their oppononta in daving next period, they managed to equal. ino, and,- despite an extra pene each way, no further goals accrued.
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