A strong defence played a big part n the Corinthian-Casuals success (3-1) aver the Norsemen in the Red Cross Fund match at Enfield. Centre-half Holley repeatedly broke up the Norsemen's lively attack in brilliant style, and Whaley was another very. sound man in the winners' defence. The Corinthian-Casumls forwards were skilful, but, with the exception Riley," the "outside-Left, Were not very dangerous in front of goal Clarke dashed in and scored the fret Corinthian goal after Ford had stopped a shot from Creed. Creed got another before neat play by Beckman, the Norseman inside and one of the cleverest. forwards in he field, gave Tun the opportunity to reduce the lead. Riley scored the third and best Corinthian goal early in the secónd half, B. Hudson, the Harrow town right-half, broke an arm just before the interval of the Middlesex Red Cross competition. game at Finchley. The score-sheet was then black; but Fin-obley scored four against their depleted visitors in the second half, Sperrin (2) Hadnutt, and Blythe getting the goals.
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