Glut of, Goals Puts Him in Lead of Goal-Getters Legionnaires Run Rough Shod Over Recs Eleven TURING Jim Ward in the role of a goal-getter who bagged half a dozen points out of an aggregate of seven goals for his team, the first division match between the Association Sportive Francaise and the Shanghai Recreation Club was of a ragged nature and the "Foreign Legion" walked away by the convincing decision of seven goals to one yesterday at the Race Course.
With the exception of the glut of points which incidentally were gar-nored by the educated toes of Jim Ward the game was devoid of interest. Although the Recs were successful im. bringing the tally to balance at Qne all at one stage of the initial petlod, the Legionnaires displayed predominance right from the kick-off. At interval the French "were leading by two to one and had the chief arbiter declared a penalty kick against the AS. for an obvious wiw'ation of the pushing law against Collet, the Recs might have levelled the count for the second time.
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