AUNCHING a "bilitzkreig" by which the Saints succeeded in establishing a commanding lead of four goals to nil in the first 35 minutes, the St, Francis Xavier's team defeated the XT from the Public and Thomas Hanbury School yesterday afternoon at the Race Course in a first division match by five goals to nil.
The full 80 minutes of the contest was a revelation of speed. the ball being carried up and down the field in lightning succession. Being favoured with breaks and displaying more accurate marksmanship, the Saints scored one goal after another and when interval arrived, they were leading by four clear points. In the second period they were up against a fairly strong wind and could only add one more goal to their total. les, Si les, Stewart, Mor Cecil Edwards and Freddy Foyn, the fleet-footed wingers of the S.F.X.. p sto be a constant menace to the T, H, defence. Time and time Xin the P. T. Ht defenders were bey hn 'Ussankoff was quite len by the Saints' forwards on
between the sticks and rev excellent protection from Garwood and Meyer Greenberg. Waung Peterson was injured in the prt tow. minutes when he clashed "Novgorodoff, and was carried off the. fgld. y|. The P. H. T. boys enjoyed just as muchvof the as their opponents Pon they, to have left their many portunities, wi They were
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