The Archive · 1940

Saints Hoare Early Goal Freddy Foyp, of the SEX

won the toss to defend the northern with the ad-Vantage of the wind. "The Hanburisns attacked from the kick-off and brought the leather near the Saints goal where Garwood executed a timely interception to ward off a dangerous raid. The Saints ran away in ihe middle and before the game was three minutes old, they registered the first goal. Vic Schneierson, the P. T. H, goalie, rushed out too soon to leave the goal unguarded and Willie Peterson lobbed the ball into the net.

Fast exchanges of attacks were witnessed in the next few minutes while the full-backs of both sides cleared with hefty, long kicks. in one of the swift raids England flicked the ball with his elbow in front of the Saints' goalmouth.: Althougn the linesman signalled, the flagging w% ref noticed by the referee. Luckily. Rothing materialized from the incident.

In the 16th minute the Saints netter the second point through Mike Karo-litch-who banged. through.a forest of legs from a spot near the penalty mark. Novgorodoff sent across some beautiful centres which were not utilized by either England or Cochran.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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