Saturday, April 21st 1934.
LUTON TOWN 3 EXETER CITY 2.

Both teams were as advertised, which meant that the City were much more strongly represented than they were last week in the home game against Aldershot. About 5,000 saw Clarke win the toss, and there was an early keenness which did not suggest the season's end, which is fast approaching.

Luton Town.
Harford; Mackey and Reece; Kean, McGinnigle, and Fraser; Brown, Tait, Bell, Hutchison, and Anderson.

Exeter City.
Chesters; Gray and Miller; Clarke, Webb, and Angus; Scott, Risdon, Hurst, Wrightson, and J.Barnes.

Both teams played good football at Luton today, the City putting up a good fight but losing by the odd goal in five. Exeter had quite a fair share of the exchanges, but Luton's more forceful methods gave them the victory. Goals by Anderson and Tait for Luton were followed by one by Hurst before the interval. In the last twenty minutes Hutchison increased Luton's lead, and with almost the last kick of the match Hurst reduced

Western League
EXETER CITY RESERVES 3
TAUNTON TOWN 0.

A warm ovation greeted Harry Poulter on his return to football, at St James's Park this afternoon in the Western League match against Taunton Town.

City Reserves:- Davies; Lock, W.H.Smith; Ditchburn, Childs, Barber; P.Smith, Poulter, Boundy, S.Barnes, and G.Brend.

Taunton Town:- E.Packer; L.Webber, J.Follett; W.Willcox, W.Curtis, W.Follett; L.Ewens, D.Hawke, R.Mason, J.Milne, and S.Thomas.

Exeter were doing all the attacking, and it was fitting that their first goal was scored by Poulter. Childs, who was playing strongly at centre half, started the movement by giving the ball to Boundy, and Poulter finished it off. Barnes scored Exeter's other goals.