ITH Marcus Gaan scoring no less than five goals, Lusitano basesd into the second round of the Skottowe Cup series it the Race Course yesterday afternoon when they defeated 3.R.C. by 9-4, before a large crowd.
Play never reached great heights, but proved to be interesting nevertheless and showed hat Jack Shute, an old Police and Interport player, could be a dangerous forward if only given a chance.
He scored a hat-rick for his side, netting twice in the first half and adding the bird goal toward the end of the game.
The Recs were handicapped by the the fifteenth minute. Favacho receiv-absence of. Novikov, their regular ed the ball from Rozario and ran up goalie, and Herman substituted be-the feld, crossing to Remedios. The tween the posts, but he was weak inside right took a terrific shot. oarticujarly in the first half when he goal, but. Herman stopped. the lowed the Portuguese to score on fie Ree goalie, however, could two occasions by, failing to|not hold it and it rebounded to Bar-neid the bell. The losers played with ten.men for the: fürst twenty minutes as it.was onlvthen.thet Almeida radas, who slammed it in from Lusitano. started to attack right from the starting whistle and Madar conceded a corner in the first minute to spoil an attack by Remedios and Favacho. The ten-men team, however, was forced on the defensive and it was in the fifth minute that M. Rozario put Gaan through with a well timed pass. The centre beat Lip-Xovsky to the ball and netted with a grounder.
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