A minute later the Soldiers went further ahead. Feeney sent to Murphy who sent in a fast drive which beat Bocevitch to strike the cross bar and Shuttleworth, running in, met the rebound to net.
Bocevitch was the hero of his side after this as the Army side continued to press. Shuttleworth hit the cross bar to see the ball go past. Then Murphy crossed for Bocevitch to concede a corner, which was cleared and Sokol raided. Parkinson headed an Aprilkoff forward pass towards his own goal; Whiteing, however, cleared. Jackson hat not been called upon to handle so far this half. Sokol defenders were constantly blocking shots as the Army front line tried to increase the lead, with halves and backs well inside Sokol territory. Murphy worked down the wing to send in a terrific drive which Bocevitch did well to turn for a corner. Several corners fell to, the army side but none were turned) to advantage. Then after forty-two minutes play, Choolantzeff went away to cross, Parkinson stopped the ball, but failed to clear and Shiskin tackled. The back lost the ball and Galunas from three yards gave Jackson no chance to save. The Loyals tried to retrieve the position, and Whiteing sent narrowly over the bar from 25 yards. The Loyals should have scored when Taylor sent over a low drive which Bocevitch allowed to pass out of his hands to see the ball strike the opposite post, Murphy putting it outside the net instead of inside which would have been just as easy as he was well placed when he gathered the ball.
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