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Parnell and Suburbs were very evenly matched. The latter ■team made a splendid recovery in the second spell, and r.attled up four goals against their opponents' 1. Graham's shooting was erratic, and on three occasions the course of the ball was directed too high, otherwise he played a very hound game. Ward and Mason were a success on the attack. Lennox, Fairburn, Power and CunlifTe all rendered good service, and MeKnight had a large Kay in all the scores. £omerfiokl played the best game for Fuburbs. His dodging was splendid. Of the others Ren<J;ill must be credited with having displayed great skill with his crosso in throwing and catching. The goals scored by him were very clever. Morrin, Owen and Walsh were always prominent. Grafton's team all round displayed improvement, and there was little fault to find in their play. Hobbs shaped well for his maiden attempt. Grey Lynn has the material, but not the experience, and With a little more coaching and combination they will do much better. All the new men shaped well, particularly Moody, who has the makings of a first rate goal kefeper, and K«*Uy, Madden and H. and A. .Walton,