CARDIFF CITY 1 EXETER CITY 1.

Saturday, March 26th 1938,
at Ninian Park, Cardiff.
Attendance 8,000.

Exeter City picked up a useful point at Cardiff, where no side has won a League match against the Bluebirds this season. Exeter were the better side in the first half, but were forced to defend stubbornly afterwards. Church was the City's hero in the second half.

CARDIFF CITY
Jones
Granville Blenkinsop
McCaughey Bassett Nicholson
Pugh Melaniphy Collins Talbot Turner
Referee:- Mr E.W. Vokes, of Bath.
Liddle Ebdon Bowl Bussey Coulston Angus A.Coles Shadwell
Wallace B.Clarke
Church
EXETER CITY

The goals, both obtained in the second half, were scored by Collins after ten minutes and Liddle after twenty-seven.



Southern League
EXETER CITY RESERVES 7
FOLKESTONE 1.

CROP OF GOALS

Sparkling Forward Play By Exeter City Reserves

Sparkling forward play by Exeter City Reserves produced a crop of goals in the Southern League match against Folkestone at St. James's Park. The City were two goals ahead in ten minutes, and although the visitors reduced the deficit through Cheesmur, they were no fewer than five goals in arrear at the interval. Up to that point the City had done much as they pleased against almost demoralized opponents, but it was a different story in the second half, when the Folkestone defence settled down, and the home team scored only once.

Pollard, who scored four goals, was a whole-hearted centre-forward. Farrell (2) and Pope were the other Exeter scorers. Blackwell was poorly covered in the visiting goal.

City Reserves: Walker; Brown, Topping; Kavanagh, Davies, S.Barnes; W.Clarke, Farrell, Pollard, McGill, Pope.
Folkestone: Blackwell; Longdon, Brown; Armory, Patrick, Woodward; Halls, French, Cheesemuir, Jenkins, McGregor.

Pollard (3) and Farrell (2) scored Exeter's other goals.