SYDENHAM A. (5) v. CHRISTCHURCH (1).

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SYDENHAM A. (5) v. CHRISTCHURCH (1).

I In the first spell the game was very 1 evenly contested, both sidos attacking |(m turn. Soveral shots just, missed g j the nets. Patrick being finI ally successful just before call of time. | Sydenham 1, Chri-tclmrch 0. Startiug fl again play opened evenly. Key | (Christchurch) broke away and I ran through to tho circle, and I scored. Sydenham 1, Christchurch | 1. From a corner Thron - found | the net. Sydenham _?_* Christ- ! church 1. Shortly after, they repeated tho performance. Holland * taking a good pass from Hullert, and scoring. Sydenham 3, Christchurch .1. Svdenhain kept up the pressure, and Holland scored, Patrick adding tho final goal just ou the call of time. Mr H. Mogridgo was referee. ADDINGTON (.3) v. EAST BELT (1). This game was very evenly contested. ■ tho losers showing so mo good form in the early stages. They were the first to score, Brown making the successful shot. After this Addington pulled ' together, and centred to D. jfeiuith, who eveued iho scores. East Belt 1, Addington 1. Even" play followed for a while, until Addington made another attack on their oppouI ents' circle, Smith actain finding tho net. Addington 2, East Belt 1. After the spell, both teams made ntf tempts to score, but were penalised for ! iff-side play. Congreve, the East Belt goalkeeper, saved bot ones in •uick succession, bin Addington were lot to be denied, and Peters scored, -ddmgton 3, East Belt 1. The game continued very willing, but further ittempts to score proved futile. Mr I. Hatch was referee. OXFORD. TERRACE (2) v! SYDENHAM B (1). j Playing at Sydenham Park. Oxford ' j Terrace, created a surmise by defeating Sydenham by 2 goal*, (both .hot by , 1 Cot-on) to 1, shot by Hutchins. Mr j 6. lliucksman was referee. I