A slight change will be seen on to-day's programme, The Junior Athletic Club is unable to raise a team and the tussle against the Sikh Police has been postponed. The meeting of the Loyal "A" and the United "A" is moved forward to start at 2.15 p.m., as a friendly game b&twisen he newly-formed S.M. Police and a combined Welsh team will follow. stringers playing on the team.
J. W. Pote-Hunt and H. W. Keep were the sparkplugs of their side, accounting for several fine movements in the first half of the game during which the Club took full command of the situation by attacking persistently. The Pote-Hunt and Keep combination penetrated the Durhams' defence on no less than six Occasions and could have neter at least four goals had it not been for the creditable performance of Thompson, the keeper, and Whitehead, full-back. "Both of them saved two certain goals when the Club appeared to have gone on a spree.
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