The United started the hostilities, and managed to keep the half for some time within the territory of the Khalsa defence. The few occastons on which opportunities offer-ea themselves for tne Khalsa to do a bit of sight seeing outside their Sector were never very dangerous. On this one occasion, Smart going home to help defend his citadel cut across to the left got the ball out of Murray, streaked down the field, dribbled passed Singer, got pass Pate who hurried over to help matters but failed to score. Jones, with one of his obstructing rushes, took the ball irom him and cleared. Thus ended the only danger to the Trojan's citadel in the first half.
The United attacks provided the Khalsa backs and supporting half backs many exciting times, Karanjia and Bojesen displaying the only semblance of close cooperation among the United forwards.—Gurbakhsh Singh saved the day on several The second half found the Trojans, Chuperofs support, making some headway in their attacks. The forwards began to prove dangerous. The only goal of the game was scored, when Chuperoff after a supreme effort got within shooting distance and sent a sizzler straight for the goal; Gurbakhsh Singh was by no means fazed, he caught it neatly with his pads and would have cleared, but P. Bojesen, always an opportunist, rushed forward and slammed it into the net.
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