A shot by Friday certainly deserved a goal, the' ball hitting the far post with the goalkeeper hopelessly beaten by the flight of the ball. In a breakaway attack by the SFX. forwards, Kapustin placed a short centre between the back and the Surrey goalkeeper. Both players collided, leaving Laskovsky in front of all the defenders with the ball at his feet. He Promptly hit it into the empty net, making the score 1-1. Up to half-time the soldiers indulged in some long shooting practice.
The Surreys adopted different tactics in the second half, playing more of a short passing game, in preference to the long kicks upfield which often fell too far in front of their forwards. Following a left wing attack, Frida was fouled by Schultz, and the reforce awarded a penalty. Hale, the liard-kicking centre-half of the Sur-Teys, took the kick, but, although put. ting plenty of force behind it, placed right into the safe hands of Kabbert, who held it and cleared it confidently. Another "pile-driver" shot increased the Surreys' score, Parr, the inside right, hitting. the ball first time as it came back loose, giving Kalbert no chance. Play was fast and interesting until the end, the S.F-X. side never giving up. rose fairly.high and fast towards Peachy who dashed in and netted with his head This greatly encouraged the army team and they tried to counter track the School's pressing movements but it took them another fifteen minutes to get another score when Fraser and Duncan broke away closely followed by the opposing half backs. Logan tried to intercept Fraser but only succeeded in slowing down the Highlander long enough for him to steady himself to shoot and score.
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