LTHOUGH fielding a very strong team, England, favourites in the Mini-soccer International Series, only just managed to beat Russia at the Aurora University yesterday when McClarty scored to give his side the victory by the odd goal in seven. The goal, scored in the last minute of the game, was disputed by the majority of the spectators, who thought they saw McClarty in an off-side position when he received the ball. The referee, however, thought otherwise and allowed the goal to stand. The game was eagerly contested by both sides and although Russia was a less well-balanced side, their players made up for it with their zeal.. Galiunass, a 2nd Division player, clearly demonstrated that he was up to the standard of senior division by scoring all three of Russia's goals. Roboostoff and Novgorodoff were absent, but their non-appearance was hardly noticed as the reserves played a good game. For the English, Jelly as usual wasa tower of strength in the intermediate line, while the whole forward line worked smoothly together.
French goalie. The ball was cleared and went to Collet who beat McShannon and drove the leather in for the second goal. Bossuet scored the third French goal in the first half when he converted Collet's centre to give his side a 3-goal advantage. A minute before the end of the first half, Levy was penalized for carrying and Murphy scored to cut down the score to
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