There was very little wind, but S.F.X. winning the toss, decided to take what little advantage their was to be gained, A, S.F. were the first to attack, t a promising movement was spoilt by Roboostoff being pulled up for offside. Within five minutes of the start, the School team were one ùp. Petterson beat Park for the bal and placed a good pass in front ofthe backs. Foyn, standing just outside dashed between the becks and fastened on to the ball, carrying it right to the penalty area before beating Remand with a good oblique shot, which kept on the ground all the way.
This was|an opportunity accepted, for. up to un period, A.S.F. had had the bigger portion of the game. Greenberg how took the field, has ing arrived late, and immediately made his presence felt, the School team becoming more an attacking force than (they had been. A good forward movement by the S.F.X. ended with Kapustin bringing Re-mond to his knees with a terrific shot. The goalie dropped the ball, but it wag eventually cleared by Collet, who was playing a very steady game for the French team.
The game became very scrappy both pairs of backs holding their respective opponents, but kicks at the ball which|should have found their own were too often finding opponents, McKellar was injured anA moved to outside right.
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