In an attack by the S.F.X. the ball vas bobbing about in the goal area m Petterson: put on the finishing touch by placing it past Remand to score the second goal for The School team. Play was very dull up to the interval, when, the incident already referred to happened. Admitting that the referee was "cutting it fine" as regards time, the ASF, really had no cause for complaint at his decision, which was quite in order.
Play in the second half was absolutely devoid of entertainment, unless one was amused by the burly six-footer Park and the diminutive Endaya, in their duels for possession. In the last ten minutes A.S.F. began to wake up and after continual pressure, Dongworth beat Kabbeft. This goal was the outcome of a foul by Garwood, the free kick being met well and truly by Dongworth, who made no mistake. T success spurred the A.S.F. to further efforts, and they got the ball into the. net again only to be ruled offside. The game petered out with the School team glad to kick the ball out at every opportunity to save the game.
No Referee Appears Shanghai referees slipped up badly yesterday afternoon when no referee turned up for the Reserve Division game between the Seaforths and the SF.X. Luckily Mr. Hale happened to be on the Race Course and, although clad in ordinary clothes, he very kindly filled the gap. In the first division match between the Police and Clube Lusitano there was also a delay when only one of the Official linesman, Mr. Anderson, turned up and one of the spectators had to fill the vacant place.
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