MONDAY 4th APRIL 1904,
FRIENDLY,

On Monday St Sidwell's United play Plympton at 11 o'clock, and Plymouth at 3, both matches being on the St James's Field ground. Teams:
St Sidwells. Robinson; Ashford Bailey; Wallace, Davidson Morgan; Sillick, Russell, Thomas, Eveleigh and Winter.

Plymouth. Trout; Sergant, Walkinson; Luxton, Leddington, Partridge; McCready, Hitchins, Fraser Codewill, Shaw.

Plympton.-Creber; Manning, Northmore; Stephens, Varcoe Skidmore; Hill, Jones, Ayres, Holberton and Higman.

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,

Match Report 2
St Sidwell's v Plympton 

The above teams met at St James' Field, Exeter yesterday in fine weather, and be- fore a good gate. St Sidwell's started up-hill with the wind, and pressed but the visiting back relieved his side in good time. Eveleigh got the leather and passed to Massey, who took a long shot, but Crebel, the visitors' goal- keeper, stopped the ball in fine style. Soon after this Eveleigh, one of the homesters' forwards had to leave the field, owing to a strained shoulder. The visitors then pressed, and Truscott scored a goal with a fine shot. Up to half time, the visitors led by a goal to nil.

After lemons Eveleigh again returned to play, but was not so fit for football as before the accident. The visitors pressed and scored the second goal through Wimbleton. After this Sit Sidwell played much better, and Davidson took the ball down the field, passed to Sellick who notched a goal for the homesters amid much cheering. St Sidwell pressed, but could not find the net a second time. The game ended in a win for Plympton by two goals to one 

Published: Tuesday 05 April 1904
Newspaper: Western Times. 

St Sidwell's 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 Sidwell's the lead after the Plymouth goalkeeper fisted out ashot from Horner, Thomas obtained a 2nd goal for St Sidwell's after the interval, Bailey, Ashford, Davidson and Horner played finely for the United, while Manning was the best player for Plymouth.
The game was of an even character, neither side claiming much advantage. The home team attacked, and the ball was shot into the goalkeeper's hands. The leather rebounded back to Davidson, who promptly sent the ball into the net. Half-time arrived with the homesters lead- ing by a goal. In the second half the Saints showed excellent combination, and after some pretty passing Thomas scored the second goal for Si Sidwell's. The visitors made strenuous efforts to score, but failed.

Result:-

St Sidwell's United, 2. Plymouth Wednesday, 0.