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Goal No. S—Friday was the next io score exactly two minutes later, outrunning both Madar and Jack and placing the ball accurately beyond the Recs goalie's reach.
Goal No. 4.—This was the last goal in the first half. Kinsella ran in and received a well placed pass from Roberts just à few feet from the goal With a strong shot into the upper corner of the net, the Surreys' centre forward increased the score we 4-0.
Goal No. 5—The Surreys resumed their scoring in the eighteenth minute of the second session, the goal coming from Kinsella, Parr ran on the right and crossed for the centre-forward to head the leather past the outstretched hands of Brodd.
Coal No. 6—Friday scored the sixth goal from a pass by MicClarty two minutes later. The Recs made half-hearted efforts to fight back, but were easily checked by the opposing defence.
Goal No. 7—Parr broke into the scoring column with a goal scored straight from a corner. The ball swerved and deceived Goalie completely.
Goal No. 8.—Kinsella brought the score to 8-0 for the Surreys with a header from a centre by Parr in the 28th minute.
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