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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 21, 24 July 1918, Page 2

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An Association match was played between Wadestown and Marisfc N at An-derson.-Park. Wadestown proved slightly the better team, and won the game by two goals to one (Bezzant scoring for Wadestown). A notable feature of the match was the sterling play of W. Grouhand, the Wadestown centre-half. J. M'Lepdand Sutton (goal) also stood well out from the rest. With a little more practice; especially amongst the forwards, whose, shotting is very weak,' Wadestown should be able to give a, good account q{ itself.