SINGLETON PLAYED ON WITH BROKEN WRIST.

ACCIDENT TO EXETER'S GOALKEEPER AT ASHTON GATE.

Saturday, January 18th 1947.
BRISTOL CITY 2 (Clark, Williams)
EXETER CITY 2 (Ebdon, Regan)
Half-time: Bristol 1 Exeter 1.

Bristol City:- Cousins; Guy, Fox; Peacock, Roberts, Jones; Chilcott, Thomas, Clark, Williams, Hargreaves.
Exeter City:- Singleton; Thompson, Blood; Cutting, Hanford, Walker; Granville, Owen, Ebdon, Wright, Regan.

Attendance 20,153.

Singleton is unlikely to play again for several weeks. A fearless act that probably saved his side a point also cost him a broken wrist at Ashton Gate, Bristol, this afternoon. The game had four minutes to run. Bristol were attacking desperately in an endeavour to secure victory when Singleton plunged at the feet of the oncoming Thomas and captured the ball but at the same time in jured his wrist. He refused to leave the field, however, and played on gallantly until the long whistle blew.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE MATCH
AT ST JAMES'S PARK.
Exeter City Reserves
v Worcester City 

City Reserves 5 (Fellowes, Holman 3, Hutchings)
Worcester City 2 (Summers, Penn)

AT TOP SPEED
How Exeter Reserves Beat Worcester City

Exeter City Reserves played attractive football in their home Southern League match with Worcester City and their 5-2 victory, though rather flattering, reflected a confident, top- speed display against strong opponents. Features were a hat trick" by Holman, Exeter's young centre-forward, a goal by D. Hutchings, an Axminster amateur making his debut in the City colours, and a fine display by Fellowes, who was the general of the Exeter attack.

S. Trousdale, on Exeter's left wing, gave his inside men good centres, and another Exeter player to impress was Hoyle, in goal. Best goal for Exeter was scored by Fellowes, while Wor- cester's points, netted by Summers and Penn, were both spectacular efforts.

Team:- Hoyle; Murray, Long; G.Downs, Coles, Angus; D.G.Hutchings, Fellowes, Holman, Vaughan, Trowsdale.

Other News 

• DEATH OF CITY'S FIRST PROFESSIONAL. Jack Banks, who joined Exeter City from Plymouth Argyle in January, 1908, and who was the first professional footballer to be signed by the Grecians, died at Barrow-in-Furness on Thursday, January 16th." He played for West Bromwich Albion in the cup final 51 years ago. 

• Arthur Hydes, the forward whose transfer Exeter City secured a year ago from Newport County, has decided to retire from football, mainly on account of a succession of injuries sustained this season. Hydes has had a long career in the game, dating back to 1930. He was the centre forward of the Leeds United team which played Exeter City in a 5th round F.A.Cup-tie in 1931 at St James's Park.