SATURDAY 11th OCTOBER 1902,

Dawlish 0 St Sidwell's United 2,

St Sidwell's journeyed to Dawlish with a strong eleven, and added another win to their list. Dawlish gave them a fine game, and in the first half tested their defensive power to the utmost, but Hughes and Robin- son proved equal to the occasion, and there was no score in the first half. The Saints gave the home team a warm time after the interval, and Russel opened the score with a swift shot. Almost immediately after Sellick scored a second.

Result:-
St Sidwell's 2-0 Dawlish

Team 
Robinson; Hughes, Campbell; Morgan, Mann, Avery;; Sellick, Davies, Thomas, Eveleigh, Russell,

Friernhay v St Sidwell's United Reserves

At Mount Pleasant. Friernhay attacked at the start, and soon notched a couple of goals. In the second half play was very exciting, the Saints scoring from a corner, and soon followed with another. Friernhay tried hard for victory, and Stone missed an easy chance. The Saints also tried to increase their score, but the ball went just over the bar.

Result:-
Friernhay 2,
St Sidwell's United Reserves 2,
Team
Stone; Ireland, Peters; Warner, Aplin, Hawkey; West, Aplin, Hill, A.N.Other, Jacklin,



Published: Monday 13 October 1902
Newspaper: Exeter and Plymouth Gazette
Courtesy of British Newspaper Archive