By doubt about their victory. It was clean and severe.
Towards the end, however, one of the City players Kicked the ball out. It struck a specialer in the face sufficiently hard to bring up ambulance men.
This upset the crowd, They state ed booing the City, and one stone was thrown. Only when the police had been summoned did the come London, Nov. 13. JO have played our first International between England and Wales at Cardiff when 28,000 spectators paid £1,627 towards the Red Cross Fund. Although the game will not have a place in the international records, it possessed most of the clements of an exciting full-dress trial of strength between the two countries. motion cease, to the Cardiff crowd was the gathering at Norwich to -ee the Arsenal play, despite the absence of five players at Cardiff. Twelve thou-and went to that East Coast town and a rollicking display they saw by their own men, In particular, it was The teams were splendidly matched, and contrived to play ex- p risen who played the game of tremely clever and pleasing football in midfield, but inside the penalty area almost every attempt to score miscarried.
The finishing of England's forwards was rather more disappointing than that of the Welshmen.
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