WEDNESDAY 11th SEPTEMBER 1957.

ANSLOW INJURY PUT CITY OFF STRIDE.

EXETER CITY 2
Bell; Foley, Mitchell; Butterworth, Harvey, Simpson; Wilson, Hill, Calland, Churms, Robinson,

MILLWALL 0
Lloyd ; Anslow, Smith; Veitch, Hurley, Rawson; Shepherd, Roche, Leck, Summersby, Hayes

Scorers Exeter City Churms, Robinson

Attendance 8,434,

Stan Anslow Millwall's rightback was taken to hospital with a suspected broken right leg in the 35th minute, he was injured in stopping a goal that looked certain from Wilson, his tackle stopping, the City right winger, had he not been injured City would have had a huge first win of the season, instead of a highly pleasing victory that they did haveUntil Anslow's injury Millwall were constantly beaten by on form City. It was Churms who gave City a 15th minute lead with an oblique drive after a Robinson-Simpson move, but after Anslow went off Millwall roled up their sleeves and it was City who had the look of an out of position depleted team. Never though did Millwall look anywhere near as dangerous as had City and in the 70th minute City made sure of victory. Robinson's flying header into the roof of the net following a centre from Churms,

That was the end of Millwall's resistance and a deserved win for CityThere can be no complaints about the Bell to Simpson department, with Butterworth's tremendous tackling an outstanding featureThe forward line as a whole impressed with the Churms-Robinson flank particularly good,

• CURRIE WANTED BY GILLINGHAM. Gillingham have made a four figure offer for Exeter City's transfer listed inside forward Jim Currie, but while the amount of the offer is acceptable to City. It is unlikely to be to Currie who has expressed a wish to return North or home to Scotland