City Outclassed 

ALL THE OLD FAULTS REVEALED

Wednesday, September 1st 1937, at St James's Park.

EXETER CITY 0
NOTTS COUNTY 3  (Gallacher, Angus own goal, Corkhill)
Half-time 0-3.
Attendance 8,614.

EXETER CITY
Tierney
Brown Wallace
Shadwell Angus Davies
Miles Storey Ebdon Farrell Liddle

Referee:- Mr R.G.Rudd, of Croydon.

Fallon Cooper Gallacher Chalmers Halton Beech McLenahan Corkhill
Feebury Mills
Blyth
NOTTS COUNTY

Outclassed in every phease of constructive football, Exeter City disappointed their supporters in their first home match against a heavier, faster, and more skilful Notts County side, captained by Hugh Gallacher, the old Scottish International. Play had been in progress for a quarter of an hour when the quick thinking Gallacher, gathering a pass from McLenahan, shot from the edge of the penalty area, and the ball flashed into the top corner of the net. Within seven minutes two more goals were scored, and that was the finish of Exeter City.

Thursday, September 2nd.
Southern League 
Newport County Res. v Exeter City Res. 
Playing at Somerton Park against Newport County Reserves, Exeter City Reserves were defeated by 5 goals to 2. J. Brinton (2), Chadwick, and D.Edwards scored for the County in the first half. Second half scorers: W.Clarke (City), Foote (Newport County), and Pope (City).