Saturday, November 19th 1938.

BRISTOL CITY 4 EXETER CITY 1.

Jack Angus, the sole surviving member of Exeter City's team of the illustrious F. A. Cup conquests of 1930-31, returned to the Chiefs' side today, a week before the first round Cup tie with Torquay United at Plainmoor. But unless the Grecians do a lot better next week than they did today and on other recent occasions a lot cannot be given for their chances in the Cup. Exeter were beaten, and badly beaten at that, by Bristol City at Ashton Gate today, and throughout the side there was a marked inability to think and act quickly.

Bristol City:
Dawson
Brook Bridge
Caldwell Roberts Armstrong
Peters Booth Mardon Gallacher Wills haw
Referee:- Mr B. Ames, of Redditch.

Liddle Riley Bowl Ebdon Rich Walker Fellowes Angus
Little Brown
Blore
Exeter City:

Mardon (2), Booth, and Willshaw scored Bristol City's goals and Bowl got one for Exeter. The match was played in cool and show ery weather before a gate of 5,000, the lowest of the season at Ashton Gate.


Southern League 
CITY RESERVES 1
TUNBRIDGE WELLS RANGERS 5.

P.Skinner, of Ottery St Mary, played in goal for Exeter City Reserves today against Tunbridge Wells, who scored one goal in the first half and four more after the interval.

City Reserves:- Skinner (Ottery); Clarke, Mellish; Coles, Pollard, and Shadwell; Sutherley, Turnbull, Jones, Bussey, and Millar.

Tunbridge Wells:- Goodall; Hazard, Bamford; O'Grady, Hart, and Dugnolle; Jenner, Brown, Robinson, Galloway, and Banks.

Coles scored for Exeter after 13 minutes, but the referee awarded a free-kick to the Rangers for a foul on their goalkeeper. Brown put the visitors ahead and Turnbull equalised.