CITY WERE ALWAYS MASTERS OF SHREWSBURY.

BEST HOME DISPLAY OF THE SEASON ENDS IN 3-0 VICTORY.

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 26TH
AT ST JAMES'S PARK.

Manager Norman Dodgin, who was away on a scouting mission, missed his team's finest home performance of the season. Exeter had everything this afternoon against Shrewsbury, everything, that is, except the hatful of goals which their spirit and cohesion entitled them.

EXETER CITY:- Hunter; Parr, Mitchell; Davey, Harvey, Dunne; Simpson, John, Burke, Murphy, Rees.
SHREWSBURY:- Crossley; Bannister, Hobson; Wallace, Maloney, Simpson;
Price, Arnott, O'Donnell, McCue, Tyrer.
REFEREE: Mr B.M.Griffiths, of Newport.

The City's forwards moved in great combination, and they were backed up by a sound constructive defence. Rees and Simpson scored Exeter's goals in the first half, and Burke got the third seven minutes before the close. Attendance 6,000.

Southern League 
Guildford v Exeter City Reserves 

Exeter City Reserves were beaten at Guildford, where they have not won for five years. Browning and Hope scored for the home side and Sword replied for Exeter near the end.
Result:-
Guildford City 2
Exeter City Reserves 1.

Team: Kelly; Walton and C.James; Houghton, Packer and Marsh; Buckle,
Worthington, Sword, Iggleden, and Whiteside.