SATURDAY 26thSEPTEMBER 1903,
St Sidwell's v Paignton 
At St James Field 

FRIENDLY

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

In local Association football there was not a great deal doing on Saturday. St Sidwell's United and Paignton met in a friendly match on the ground of the former, and a very inter- esting encounter was witnessed. In the first portion play ruled very even, but Eveleigh gave the home side the lead with a good shot and the teams changed over with the Saints lead- ing by a goal. The visitors pressed for a short time at the commencement of the second half, but the Saints drove them back, and Thomas put them further ahead. Shortly after Sellick scored and the homesters ran out winners by three goals to nil.

St Sidwell's 1st XI. require a match, home or away, with any good senior team, for Saturday next. Any team being able to meet the require- ment are asked to communicate with the Secre- tary.

Scorers
St Sidwells Eveleigh, Thomas, Sellick,

A very interesting 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.

St Sidwell's Reserves played a League match with Exmouth Albions, and won by one goal to nil. St Sidwell's in the first half, played down the slope, but their forwards could not get sufficient control of the ball to enable them to score. In the second half, up the hill, they showed much better combination, and Fenwick. with a cross shot, scored the only goal of the match. This is St Sidwell's Reserves' third League match, and up to now they have not had a goal scored against them. On Saturday next they play St John's United (home), League match.

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

Scorer
St Sidwell's Fenwick,


Two league fixtures at Exeter provided inter- esting games. A tight match between Willey's Athletic and St Matthew's resulted in a draw of a goal each, and Belmont beat St Luke's Re- serves by two goals to one.

I am asked to state that anyone requiring St James' Field for football purposes on any week day can have same on application to the Secretary.
by Nomad