The Second Division soccer game between the Savoia and the British Navy played on; the Race Course yesterday ended in a draw, the score being two goals each. The Savoia actually scored all four goals, as Jesu turned the ball twice into his own net to score for the British Navy.
The British Navy turned over with a.lead of 2-1 and the Savoia aided by the wind, made strenuous efforts to overtake them, The over-eagerness of their front line coupled with a resolute Navy defence prevented them from doing so.
Kernan the British Navy keeper played a good game but was injured in the first half, and again in the second when he went off for ten minutes, Trott the right half played a fine game. In fact, along with the keeper and the two backs, the right half was one of the four who really counted in the British Navy side.
Carini had most to do in the first half when he brought off a number of good saves, Tarricelli was the best of the backs, with Tarrico running Jesu closely for honours in the mediate line. Nuralore and were the pick of the for-uni, Martinetto, Tar-u, Tarrico, Mur-Suzi, and Pescu.
NAVY.
'Kernan, Hallett Trott, Hucker,' Burgess, Rochester, Page, Carter, and Referee—Mr. Benyon
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