Torquay United v ECFC (W 0-1)
Scorer: Williams
Attendance: 4,000

MODEL PASS GIVES EXETER SNAP WINNER

Torquay United 0, Exeter City 1

Torquay were to blame for letting Exeter make it a "Derby" double. They had sufficient chances to win a rousing struggle, but indifferent finishing and excellent goalkeeping of Chesters kept Exeter's goal intact. Once a header from Morton passed along the length of the Exeter goal line and back into play. Another time Johnson cut in and had Chesters beaten with a drive which struck the foot of a post. Honours went to Exeter defenders. Packed their goal splendidly in face of continual raids. One of their few attacks brought them a goal after 18 minutes, Williams scoring from a model pass by Urmson. Torquay often played pretty foot ball, but their forwards were not sufficiently decisive in front of goal.

Teams:
Torquay United-Maggs; Green, Parker; Beedall, Jones, Lievesley; Johnson (C.), Philbin, Morton, Hutchinson, Morgan.

Exeter City-Chesters; Brown, Simpson; Clarke, Hobbs, Shadwell; Thompson, Scott, Williams, McGill, Urmson.

Referee: F. W. Reece (Devon port).

DAILY EXPRESS
SEPTEMBER 10th, 1936
(kindly supplied by Mr. A. G. Smith of Bovey Tracey) 

Thursday September 10th,
Dawlish v Exeter City Reserves
Exeter and District League.

There was a crowd of 800 spectators.

Dawlish:- Trott; Barnes, Andrews; Haller, Blair, Rich; Redler, Leaman, Hoyle, Bluck, Taylor.
Exeter:- Brooking; Mellish, Croft; O'Hara, Coles, Barnes; Mingo, Smeath, Ebdon, Pope, C. Smith. Exeter:

Haller, Hoyle, Bluck, and Taylor, of Dawlish, have all played for the City Reserves at one time or another, and it was Hoyle, who assisted the Grecians' first-eleven on several occasions during last season, who opened the scoring with a lovely shot. Taylor with a penalty kick added the second goal. Smeath, C. Smith, and Ebdon scored for Exeter after the interval and Leaman for Dawlish.
Result:-
Dawlish 3 Exeter City Reserves 3.