BRISTOL ROVERS 1
EXETER CITY 1.

Saturday, October 23rd 1937, at Eastville.
Attendance 7,000.
Rovers: Nicholls; Roberts, Preece; Howshall, O'Mahoney, McArthur; Richards, Butterworth, Iles, Gardiner, Parker.
City: Tierney; Brown, Wallace; Shadwell, Bamsey, Angus; Coulston, Bussey, Bowl, Pope, W.Clarke.
Referee:- Mr G.V.Searle, of Salisbury.

To-day's struggle at Eastville was typical of the many meetings of Bristol Rovers and Exeter City. From the first kick to the last it was a gruelling affair, and the result, a draw of one goal each, was fair. Exeter were the cleverer side in the first half and for a period in the second, but Bristol were on top in the final minutes. Scorers: Pope 50 minutes, O'Mahoney 70 minutes.

Southern League
EXETER CITY RESERVES 2
BRISTOL ROVERS RESERVES 2.

At St James's Park. Attendance 1,000.
City Reserves: Church; Pollard, W.A.Cotton; Ebdon, A.Coles, Kavanagh; Miles, Farrell, B.Clarke, McGill, Liddle.
Rovers Reserves: Ellis; Plummer, Millar; Seward, McLean, Rose; Brennan, Hartill, Harris, R.Jennings, Sullivan.

Soft conditions underfoot made a welcome change for the players, though things were less pleasant for the spectators, the weather being cold, windy, and wet. The City fielded two new players in Harry Church, a goalkeeper who has seen service with Bolton Wanderers and Oldham Athletic and has come to Exeter on a month's trial, and W.A.Cotton, an amateur left back who is a master at Ashburton Grammar School.