THE 1903-1904 SEASON 

SATURDAY 12th SEPTEMBER 1903,

At College Ground, Magdalen Road,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 6.
NEWTON G.W.R STUDENTS 2.

Scorers
St Sidwells Eveleigh 2, Winter 2, Thomas2,
G.W.R, Knill, Jones.

Starting down the hill, St Sidwells nicely nursed the ball, and in the first minute Sellick centred and Eveleigh headed through, thus scoring a pretty goal. Play was close for a time, and ruled in favour of St Sidwells, but Newton broke away and got in a favourable position, the ball being shot over the net, The Saints replied to this with some good footwork, and Winter, who got the ball in the centre of the field, dribbled onwards, and sent in a sharp one, which beat the Newton goalkeeper. Winter then scored St Sidwell's 3rd goal, Luke having previously checked his shot close in, Almost immediately the visiting goalkeeper rather badly missed a kick by Eveleigh and the 4th goal was scored. Early in the 2nd half Knill for Newton neatly turned the ball in from a corner scoring the visitos first goal, On account of slack marking by St Sidwell's Halfbacks, Newton scored a 2nd goal through Jones, but Thomas replied in no time at all for the Saints, and then Thomas added a 6th, beating Campbell with a rousing shot.

FRIERNHAY 0.
St SIDWELLS RESERVES 2,

Scorers
St Sidwells Russell, Aplin,

Played at Marsh Barton, a Junior League game. Starting against the wind St Sidwells managed to scoreone goal, Russell putting through with a fine shot. In the 2nd half the Reserves showed to great advantage but the strong defence of Dav, the Friernhay goalkeeper, allowed them only one goal, put through by Aplin,

SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER 1903.

St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES 1.
St DAVIDS 0. 

SATURDAY 26thSEPTEMBER 1903,

At Mount Pleasant,

FRIENDLY

St SIDWELLS UNITED 3,
Robinson; Bailey, Sergeant; Wallage, Davies, Morgan; Sellick, Thomas, Winter, Eveleigh, Coles,
PAIGNTON 0.

Scorers
St Sidwells Eveleigh, Thomas, Sellick,

A veryinteresting encounter was witnessed, In the first half play ruled very even, but Eveleigh gave the home side the lead with a very good shot, the teams changed over with St Sidwells leading 1-0, Thomas and Sellick scored for St Sidwells in the 2nd half,

EXMOUTH ALBION 0.
St SIDWELLS  UNITED RESERVES 1.

Cann; Peters, Aplin; Ireland, Warner, Hawkey; West, Andrews, Russell,  Aplin A., Fenwick,

Scorer
St Sidwells Fenwick,

Fenwick scored for St Sidwells in the 2nd half.

SATURDAY 3rd OCTOBER 1903,

The game between Crediton Grammar School and St Sidwells United and also St Sidwells United Reserves Friernhay were both postponed,

SATURDAY 10th OCTOBER 1903.

At St James's Field,

EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 8.
Robinson; Sergeant, Bailey; Wallage, Davies, Morgan; Sellick, Winter, Eveleigh, Coles, Thomas,

DAWLISH 0
Dart; Robins, Woodley; Cousins, Knight H., Knight B.; Norramore, Linens, Cornelius, Knight, Bolley.

Scorers
St Sidwells:- Sellick, Winter, Thomas 3, Eveleigh, Coles 2,

St Sidwell's  started with the slope in their favour, and once they got going they played with Davlish as they wished. Coles opened the scoring with a splendid cross shot which Dart was unable to stop, 5 goals followed in quick succession, Eveleigh, Coles, Sellick, Winter and Thomas scoring in that order, In the 2nd half with the wind in their favour the Saints again outplayed Dawlish, but owing to the ground being broken up it was more difficult to control the ball, However, near the finish two more goals were scored by Thomas.

St MATHEWS 0,
St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES

4, Scorers St Sidwells Fenwick, Russell, Andrews, West, In the match at Camp field, the first half saw three goals through Fenwick, Russell and Andrews. On changing over, West scored a goal after a brilliant dribble, The Saints thus obtained their 5th successive League victory.

SATURDAY 17th OCTOBER 1903,
EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

St LUKE'S COLLEGE 6,
St SIDWELLS UNITED 1.

Scorers
St Luke's Vincent 2, Brooks, Aldworth, Calleway, Williams,
St Sidwells Winter.

Team:-Robinson; Ashford, Bailey; Wallage, Davies, Morgan; Sellick, Winter, Eveleigh, Coles, Thomas,

Played at the College Ground, the match had been anticipated with great interest in Exeter, St Sidwells started down the hill, but when they tried passing, they were pulled up by the College Backs, The College goalkeeper stopped a hot shot from one of the St Sidwells Forwards, but after a further attack by the United, Thomas put through to net, but the goal was disallowed for offside play, They kept u the pressure however, and Winter scored, "St Luke's came away in a fast rush and Vincent sent in a shot which was too hot for Robinson to hold, and the scores were level, St Luke's were then awarded a penalty, from which Brooks laned a 2nd goal, The College made rings around St Sidwells in the 2nd half, and goals were scored by Aldworth, Calleway, Williams and Vincent,

St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES 5.
St LUKE'S COLLEGE RESERVES 0.

Scorers
St Sidwells Aplin A, 2, Russell 2, West,

SATURDAY 24th OCTOBER 1903,

EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 2,
Robinson; Ashford, Bailey; Wallage, Davies, Morgan; Sellick, Winter, Eveleigh, Thomas, Coles,

112th BATTERY 5.
Steele; Smith, Hall; Yates, McLean, Sexton; Dara, Jones, Richardson, Brown, Level,

Scorers
St Sidwells Winter, Eveleigh,
122th Richardson 3, Yates 2.


The ground, St James's Field, was a perfect quagmire, it being practically impossible to kick the ball any length at all. The soldiers commenced operations and almost immediately pressed, Bailey eventually clearing his lines, End to end play next followed, Richardson putting through' for the Battery and Winter replying for St Sidwells. The soldiers who were far the heavier team, made ground fast with dangerous rushes, and a hot shot by Yates found the net. This was followed by an even more sensational goal by Richardson, Another goal by Yates in the 2nd half, was followed by one from Eveleigh for St Sidwells. The United were awarded a penalty for a foul, but Sellick failed to score with the kick, Robinson was fouled, and injured, and a short halt was made while he recovered, Free kicks to St Sidwells were numerous, but little advantage was taken of them, and Richardson scored again forthe Battery.

SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER1903,

EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 1,
Robinson; Ashford, Campbell; Wallage, Bailey, Morgan; Sellick, Down, Eveleigh,
Thomas, Winter,

111th BATTERY 3.
Axim; Sholer, Evans; Kendall, Myers, Hobson; Meechan, Callingha, Druary, Haddown, Geare,

Scorers
St Sidwells Sellick,
111th  Geare, Druary.

The Saints pressed at the outset, and Sholer relieved with a fine kick, Eveleigh by good play forecedthe ball into the enemy lines, but shot over the bar, Axim saved splendidly from Sellick, Geare scored for the Battery in a forward rush, and the Battery at half time led by this goal, EWith the slope in their favour in the 2nd half the soldiers were seen to a great advantage, and Meechan had hard lines not to score, Sellick then scored for the United but Driuary registered a 2nd goal for the Battery, Just before time anothergoal was scored for the Battery, who ran out winners by 3-1,

EXMOUTH ROVERS 1,
St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES 3,

Scorers

SATURDAY 14th NOVEMBER 1903,

Newton Abbot GWR Students 0
St Sidwell's United 5 
Played at Newton. 

Scorers:- Eveleigh 2, Thomas 2, Winter 

Team:- Robinson; Campbell, Ashford; Wallage, Worner, Morgan; Avery, Winter, Thomas, Eveleigh, Davies,

SATURDAY 21st NOVEMBER 1903,
EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

DAWLISH 2,
O'Neill; Ridley, Robins; Munsey, Couzens, Knight B.; Knight H., Cornelius, Simmonds, White, Holman,
St SIDWELLS UNITED 0,
Robinson; Campbell, Ashford; Wallage, Warner, Morgan; Sellick, Winter, Thomas, Eveleigh, Davies,

Scorers
Dawlish Simmonds 2.

A high cross wind was blowing throught the game, to a certain extent spoiling the play, St Sidwells facing the slope, were on the defensive for most of the first half, one goal was scored by Dawlish before haf time, although it should never have been allowed, as Simmoonds was standing in an offside position when he kicked the ball through. The Referee however, allowed the goal, because in his opinion it had been touched by an Exonian before it had reached Simmonds, Winter should have scored for the United in this half, but allowed himself to be tobbed by O'Neill when he was clean through, At the commencement of the 2nd half, and for some 20 minutes thereafter, Dawlish attacked persistently and at length Simmonds beat Robinson for the 2nd time.

St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES 1, Cann; Peters, Aplin; Ireland, Pearse, Hawkey; West, Andrews, Russell, Aplin A,, Fenwick,
St THOMAS'S 1.
Ware; Sercombe, Montanden; Hawkins, Hawkeswood, Tarr; Cook, Marks, Godsland, Veale, Chenneour,
Scorers

when he was clean through, At the commencemnet of the 2nd half, and for some 20 minutes thereafter, Dawlish attacked persistently and at length Simmonds beat Robinson for the 2nd time.

SATURDAY 28th NOVEMBER 1903, FRIENDLY,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 1
NORTH DEVON SCHOOL 1.

Scorers
St Sidwells, Thomas 
School Fenn,

Both goals were obtained in the first half, Thomas netting for the Blue and Whites, and Fenn for the Barumites, The play all through the first half was of scarcely a high order, but the passing of the school was better than that of Exeter. Several players who are regular membersof the United team were not in the side, which was of a very "scratch" one,

SATURDAY 12th DECEMBER 1903, FRIENDLY,

CREDITON SCHOOL 0,
St SIDWELLS UNITED 0.
Robinson; Campbell, Ashford; Davies, Bailey, Morgan; Sellick, Andrews, Thomas, Eveleigh, Winter,

• The St Sidwells United Reserves v Heavitree Junior League game was posponed because of frost.

SATURDAY 19th DECEMBER 1903,

St Sidwell's United 3 (Keech 2, Wallage)
110th Battery RFA 3 

Team:- Robinson, Hooper, Ashford, Wallage, Gilbert, Morgan, Sellick, Thomas, Keech, Eveleigh, Winter. 

• The Junior League match between St Sidwells United Reserves and St Davids was abandoned before time owing to badlight, with the score standing at 5-3 to St Sidwells,

SATURDAY 26th DECEMBER1903,
FRIENDLY,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 0,
Robinson; Aplin, Ashford; Davidson, Gilbert, Morgan; Sellick, Russell, Thomas, Eveleigh, Fenwick,
PLYMPTON 0.

WEDNESDAY 30th DECEMBER 1903.

FRIENDLY,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 4,
EXMOUTH UNITED 1,

Scorers
St Sidwells Fenwick, Sellick, Eveleigh, Russell,
Exmouth Winter.

The St James's field was covered with a frost, Play at the start saw the visitors attacking, but Robinson was safe. The home team then surrounded their opponents Citadel, and Sellick opened the scoring with a low shot. The home team continued to press, and a penalty was awarded to them, but from the kick Gilbert shot over. The Exmouth team were then aggressive, and Winter (who had turned out for them, being a man short) shot a well earned goal, Fenwick and Eveleigh then scored for the Saints, Exmouth were the better team in the 2nd half, but their efforts at shooting were poor, and the only goal scored by St Sidwells came from a pass by Russell,

SATURDAY 2nd JANUARY 1904, FRIENDLY.

St SIDWELLS UNITED 5,
Cann; Gilbert, Bailey; Wallage, Davidson, Hawkey; Sellick, Robinson, Thomas, Morgan, Winter,
DAWLISH 0.

Scorers
St Sidwells Thomas 3, Robinson 2,

Neither team was at full strength, but Dawlish were the chief sufferers in this respect, as arriving three men short, and being able to get only two subs, they played throughout the game with four forwards. In the first half only one goal was scored, Thomas beating O'Neill with a low shot. The United pressed hotly from the restart, and a curious incident occured when the Referee gave them a penalty against O'Neill for taking too many steps while holding the ball, Mr Harvey forgot for a moment that a Referee may alter his decision and stuck to his verdict, and Morgan the St Sidwells Captain, intentionally kicked the ball wide of the goal, which was the correct action in these circumstances, In the 2nd half St Sidwells were all over their opponents, scoring 4 times, Robinson and Thomas obtaining two goals each.

SATURDAY 16th JANUARY 1904,
EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

110th BATTERY 1.
Johnson; Hore, Gallagher; Clarke, Salt, McNorton; Ebury, Charelton, Massey, Walker, Lewis,
St SIDWELLS UNITED 2.
Robinson; Bailey, Ashford; Wallage, Davidson, Morgan; Sellick, Gilbert, Thomas, Eveleigh, Winter,

Scorers
110th Walker,
St Sidwells Eveleigh 2,

The above League match was played at the Camp Field before a good number of spectators. The commencement of play saw the ball being sent up and down the field in a series of fast exchanges. Massey nearly scored for the Battery, but a free kick for a foul taken by Eveleigh resulted in agoal for the United. Bailey andAshford played splendidly at the back for the United, and their well judged kicks to the forwards gave the latter several good chances of increasing the score, but Thomas and Winter both failed from close in. Winter then made a capital run along the touchline, and from his centre Eveleigh scored a 2nd goal for the Saints. After Lemons the soldiers stormed the United Citadel and on one occasion were unlucky not to score, Massey shooting over the bar, The spectators were very excited over some strange decisions by the Referee, whose knowledge of the rules was only elementary. Walker eventually found the net for the Military after receiving a nice pass from Ebury. 

SATURDAY 30th JANUARY 1904,
EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 5,
Robinson; Coles, Ashford; Wallage, Davidson, Morgan; Sellick, Thomas, Keech, Eveleigh, Winter,
St LUKE'S COLLEGE 0.
Towers; Gilpin, Brooks; Collins, Gordon, Gardner; Aldworth, Williams, Vincent, Kellaway, Croft,

Scorers
St Sidwells:- Eveleigh 2, Sellick 2, Keech,

Despite the inclement weather, there was a large number of people assembled at St James's Park to witness what was considered to be the "tit bit" of the season in local Association circles, On the College ground earlier this season, the Students had won by 6-1 and a splendid game was promised today. The kick off was performed by Mr Herbert of the Exeter Council, St Sidwells played up the hill in the first half, and with the Collegians attacking hard in the early stages, the United were put under severe pressure. A free kick taken by Gilpin looked dangerous, but Robinson fisted out, and Ashford cleared, The best players in this half were Ashford and Brooks, each kicking well. Shortly before the interval a fine centre from Winter was missed by Towers, and Sellick put the ball into the net. There was a sensation when play resumed in the 2nd half, Brooks being ordered off the field, According to the Referee for "gross impertinence", The Collegians although playing one back, had the better of the exchanges at the outset, and the United defence was put to a very severe test. A corner to the College was cleared, and a dribble by Morgan, half the length of the field brought welcome relief, The Saints then began to assert their superiority, and after some clever work by Keech and Eveleigh, the last named put through a 2nd goal, Continuing to have the better of the game the United scored again. Eveleigh being the last player to touch the ball, and with no hope of saving the game, the play of the Collegians fell away badly, Further goals were obtained by Keech and Sellick. United finished up easy winners,

SATURDAY 6th FEBRUARY 1904,
EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

112th BATTERY 1,
Steele; Hil, Sexton; Puddington, Richardson, Dixon; Dow, Smith, Yates, Brown, Level,

St Sidwells United 1,
Robinson; Peters, Ashford; Wallage, Andrews, Morgan; Sellick, Eveleigh, Russell, Davidson, Winter,

Scorers
112th:- Level,
St Sidwells :-Russell,

The ground at the Camp Field was almost under water. The strong kicking of Ashford was the feature of the game in the first half, during which Level scored for the Battery and Russell for St Sidwells, After Lemons the game became very exciting, the soldiers getting to close quarters with Robinson, who saved many good shots. The Battery pinned the Saints in their preserves, but could not score. A penalty was awarded to the Saints but Morgan missed it. 

SATURDAY 20th FEBRUARY 1904.

EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

111th BATTERY 0,
Axim; Kendall, Moon; Callaghan, Hobson, Evans; Johnson, Myers, Druary, Haddown, Geare,
St SIDWELLS UNITED 0,
Robinson; Bailey; Ashford, Wallage, Davidson; Morgan, Sellick, Thomas, Keech, Eveleigh, Winter,

The ground was terribly sticky and the going very heavy. Shortly before the close Ashford badly hurt his shoulder, but pluckily, though perhaps foolishly, continued to play, Robinson had to save a few ground shots but no real teasers" and he should learn to clear a little quicker. Neither of the backs were really in their best form, At times they got in some good tackles, but the kicking was feeble, even allowing for the heavy state of the ball and the ground. Ashford often got a good length but too often put the ball into touch. The halves all played a good hustling game, although Wallage was prone to leave his winger unmarked, Morgan, in attack, put in some very fine low passes, especially in the 2nd half, Davidson played a sterling game throughout, some of his play being very polished, The forwards gave a decent showing, and with a little more weight in the centre and the right wing would have probably notched at least two additional goals. Thomas was slow, but fed his wings and got into position to receive the return passes splendidly. For the Battery there is no doubt that the loss of Meecham, their outside right and Barron their Centre half, who were ordered abroad last year, has made a great difference to their team.

SATURDAY 5th MARCH 1904,

EAST DEVON CUP 3rd ROUND.

St SIDWELLS UNITED 2,
111th BATTERY 0,

Scorers
St Sidwells Thomas 2,

At the start the soldiers pressed for a short time, but Ashford and Bailey relieved, the home forwards then set to work and the Battery were severly tested, Keech making some brilliant attempts to score. Keech put one shot straight into the hands of the goalkeeper, but at length Morgan and Keech got going and from their foray to the goalline the ball was transferred to Thomas who notched the first goal. Davidson, Eveleigh and Thomas again took the play to the visitors half, but Axim kept them out. On the change of ends the 11th pressed, but their shooting apart from being wide of the mark was also weak, Davidson put in a shot which Axim saved, but he then slipped and Thomas nipped in to score United's 2nd goal. 

SATURDAY 12th MARCH 1904.

St SIDWELLS UNITED 4.
Robinson; Ashford, Fenwick; Wallage, Bailey, Morgan; Sellick, Thomas, Davidson, Eveleigh, Winter,

112th BATTERY 2,
Steele; Ruddigan, Sexton; Daw, Richardson, Smith; Wallace, Smith, Yates, Hill, Brown,

Scorers
St Sidwells Eveleigh, Davidson 3,
112th Hill, Smith,

A fair attendance saw St Sidwells kick off playing up the slope, but in the first minute agoal for the Battery was scored by Hill, Later play was in favour of the United, but Thomas struck the edge of the post, and a penalty was kicked wide, Eveleigh then scored for the Saints, and Smith for the Battery. Theensuing play was even, and it was after some hard work by the Grecians that Davidson scored, the goal being rather lucky.. Fenwick initiated a nice move in the 2nd half, which ended with Eveleigh shooting into the net, but the point was disallowed, Two further goals were obtained by Davidson, and in the scoring of the 2nd one, Steele was knocked out, but recovered. 

Reserve Match 

MINT INSTITUTE 2,
St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES 3.

Scorers

SATURDAY 19th MARCH 1904,

EAST DEVON LEAGUE,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 5.
Cann; Ashford, Bailey; Wallage, Davidson, Morgan; Campbell, Sellick, Thomas, Eveleigh, Winter,
TORQUAY UNITED 1
Stone; Harding, Peerman; Palmer, Aitken, Hearn; Dicinson, Kember, White, Mayo, Edwards,

Scorers
St Sidwells Morgan, Sellick 2, Bailey, Eveleigh,
Torquay  Kember,

After play had ranged up and down the field for about 20 minutes, Morgan met the ball from Peerman's free kick, and shooting from a long way out, sent it beautifully into the net. Exeter's Captain thus giving his side the lead. Winter was conspicuous for some good touchline runs, but Stone was always on the spot when needed. Sellick was again on the warpath, and just before half time sent in a lovely goal, Kember in the 2nd half scored a fine goal for Torquay, with a shot that was too fast for Cann to stop. Bailey with along shot got the 3rd goal for St Sidwells, the goalkeeper making a very feeble attempt to save, Sellick and Eveleigh added further goals for St Sidwells.

MONDAY 4th APRIL 1904,
FRIENDLY,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 1,
PLYMPTON 2,
11:00 am Kick Off

Scorers
St Sidwells Sellick,
Plympton Truscott, Aldridge,

Team:- Robinson, Bailey, Ashford, Wallage, Davidson, Morgan, Sellick, Thomas, Russell, Eveleigh, Winter. 

There was a large attendance present this morning at the St James's Field. Play opened at a fast pace and for 10 minutes the Sidwellians had the better of the exchanges, Creber making a marvelous save from Davidson, Plympton rallied, however, and Truscott scored for them, the ball being shot into the net at lightning speed, One of the Plympton players was knocked out and had to retire, In the 2nd half some excellent passing by Plympton resulted in Aldridge netting their 2nd goal. Sellick scored for the Saints amid great enthusiasm, then Thomas and Sellick put shots over the bar. Plympton won the match, but a draw would have been à fairer result,

St SIDWELLS UNITED 2,
PLYMOUTH WEDNESDAY 0

Kick Off 15:00. 

Scorers
St Sidwells Davidson, Thomas,

Team:- Robinson, Bailey Ashford, Wallage, Davidson, Morgan, Sellick, Thomas, Russell, Eveleigh, Winter. 

This friendly played at St James's was before another splendid gate. This was the United's second match of the day, Plymouth Wednesday had several Argyle players on their books, one of whom was included in their team in this match, Davidson gave St Sidwells the lead after the Plymouth goalkeeper fisted out ashot from Horner, Thomas obtained a 2nd goal for St Sidwells afterthe interval, Bailey, Ashford, Davidson and Horner played finely for the United, while Manning was the best player for Plymouth,

SATURDAY 23rd APRIL 1904,

EAST DEVON CUP SEMI FINAL

At County Ground,
St SIDWELLS UNITED 1.
Robinson; Ashford, Bailey; Wallage, Davidson, Morgan; Sellick, Thomas, Wells, Eveleigh, Winter,

DAWLISH 6.
O'Neill; Robins, Woodley; Cousins, Knight B., Binney; Cornelius, Knight H., Reed, Holman, White,

Scorers
St SIDWELL’S Eveleigh,

A large number of spectators attended the County ground. Dawlish kicked off against the wind, The ball was sent down the field by Dawlish, but Davidson cleared, and Ashford headed out of the goalmouth from a Dawlish free kick, In a fastDawlish attack, white shot over the bar, and Robinson ran out of hisgoal and kicked away from Reed, At the other end Wells kicked into O'Nell's hands after receiving from Eveleigh, and in the next run, Winter narrowly missed the net, Half time arrived with the score sheet blank, play having been mostly even, and with both goals having narrow escapes, In the 2nd half Dawlish forced the play into Exeter's quarters, but seldom appeared likely to score. Davidson played a wonderful defensive game for the United, and also came close to scoring, O'Neill being fortunate to tip over the bar from one of his shots. Full time arrived with the scoreboard still showing a blank, and half an hours extra play was ordered, During the first portion of this extra time the Saints had by far the best of things, but still could not score. In the 2nd part, Eveleigh notched the winning goal for St Sidwells.

SATURDAY 30th APRIL 1904,

EAST DEVON CUP FINAL.

At County Ground,

St SIDWELLSUNITED 1,
Robinson; Ashford, Bailey; Wallage, Davidson, Morgan; Sellick, Thomas, Wells, Eveleigh, Winter,
110th BATTERY 2,
Johnson; Irons, Gallagher; Clarke, Salt, McNorton; Ebery, Charleton, Massey, Sanders, Hoare,

Scorers
St Sidwells Wells,
110th Charleton, Sanders,

There was an excellent attendance for the East Devon Cup Final at the County Ground. The soldiers set the ball rolling but Eveleigh intercepted. The pass from Eveleigh was in turn intercepted by Gallagher, but the ball went into touch, The United forwards commenced to dribble up the field, and Winter ran fast along the touch line, Wells kicking over from his pass, Wallage was seen to advantage, but when the ball was transferred to Eveleigh, that player was checked by Clarke, Salt sent in a shot for the Artillery which was saved by Robinson, and when the Saints got through again, Davidson put in a shot which travelled over the bar, Midway through the first half, Ebery made a fast dash through and passed to Charleton who opened the scoring. 10 minutes before the interval, Wells equalised with a brilliant shot amid great enthusiasm, Robinson cleared from Massey and half time came with the score in equality at one all. The 2nd half started with St Sidwells kicking off and pressing at once, Johnson eventually kicking out of danger. After Massey and Ebery had been checked by Bailey, the ball was sent out to Winter, who dribbled finely up to the touchlin e but was crowded out, St Sidwells forced a corner, but they lost the chance of a goal throgh weak shooting. The soldiers went up the field with a combined rush, and Lieut Sanders receiving from Charleton, netted the ball with a fine shot and put his side ahead, This success was obtained just four minutes from the finish. Up and down play followed, St Sidwells making strenuous efforts to equalise, but Irons and Gallagher defended strongly, all attempts being repelled.

St SIDWELLS UNITED RESERVES 1, Furzeman; Peters, Aplin; Oliver, Warner, Hawkey; Ireland, Russell, Andrews, Aplin A,, Fenwick,
FRIERNHAY 1
Antcliff; Martin, Lyne; Banks, Bastin, Andrews; Paddon, Stoneman, Jackman, Sargent, Camble,

Scorers
St Sidwells Aplin A.
Frienhay Bastin.



SATURDAY 6th MAY 1904.
REVIEW OF 1903-1904.

by Rover Football Express

Concerning the players of St Sidwell United this season, it has been more so than in the past, possible to keep a settled team together in most matches, and this has largely been the reason of the club having such a succesful season, Rbinson, the goalkeeper has been in fine fettle, and shaped well in particularly all the games. The Reserves goalkeeper, Cann, shows promise of becoming a good custodian in time, The backs have defended very stoutly, and the strong and useful kicking of Ashford has been a feature, Davidson is a star Halfback. The way he breaks up the combined moves of opposing forwards is splendid to behold, Wallage except on occasions when he has been brilliant is not consistent, while Morgan, the Captain, is better at attacking than at defending.