Paddy Duffy way the pick of the Enalish' defenders and played one of hig best games, if not the best, Time and time again he was seen polling the "opponents? pattern alike. movements his distribution and con structive efforts in the midfield culminated in many a furious raids by the Enqlish attackers. Symons and Honniball, the wing-halves, also ave an excellent account of them= selves, expecially Al Symons, who had both "T, Van and K. 8." Suen well thed up. ad England been able to muster fe marksman of even ordinary calibre, the would have captured the laurels of the match, Mart-Baker at the extreme right occasionally sent across Jovely centres which were never utilized, "The Edward brothers on the Tefi flank were closely guarded by the Chinese and did not experience much freedom, Walkden, who drawn {rom the British navy, was hardly in the picture and. "teddy Kidby seemingly toft his shooting doors at home, Lack of punch and shooting was evident amon) English forwards,
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