T half time about a thousand soccer spectators were confident of an easy victory for the Recs, and it seemed just a matter of how many goals they would get, being already leading by 3-1; and in the bargain, the East Surreys looked for all the world like a well-beaten side.
But the final result of 6-4 in the soldiers' favour partly tells its own story. half injured, they managed to tur Although having their centre-n the tables on the clever Recs and inflict their second league defeat. recovery was due in no small way to the sterling work r dashing centre-forward, Bal-who scored three of. the goals and hed a hand in two of the others. the ball, but he was deceived flight, and should have saved ily had he stayed in his goal
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