The Archive · 1938

Meeting of Athletic Association

SPECIAL 70 THE "N.CD.N."

London, Mar. 20.

Lord Burghley, presiding at the annual meeting of Athletic Association, low a discussion of the Amateur refused to al-the General it out With the scores level the spectators looked for fireworks, and thrills were coming at both ends.

Cope was distributing the ball effectively hereabouts, and causing the Loyals defenders plenty of worry Hanratty gained possession and given plenty of time to place the ball. two of the Durhams were in an off-de position as the ball came across, Wilson nipped in to take the cross ud beat Jackson from close in whilst the defenders appealed for off-side. Linesmen Cornell who was in line with the attack did not signal and the goal stood, (41 mins) A free kick against Swarbrick saw Thomasson send just outside the upright Halftime arrived with the Durhams leading by three goals to two.

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