SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 215, 11 September 1928, Page 13

SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.

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Celtic and Thistle met In' the second r*und of the Dickson Cap, an the Inner Itomain «n ««tnraay. S»th teans were weakened ihroagh the illness of several players, Thistle being without Ferguson and Carter, end Celtic .were short of Jttewart, ~-. OTfajfa -Snfl A. Ray. :«at the saMUtotaa hm «M<» exceeded exaectatlaaa. ThlaOe made tike test advance the nsedlnsa aft ptsaaaf and m. Kay, Who, when la a aasjtrfaaaly 'jaTside posifsan, trapped a pans «rem Hessey, and with sO one bat Monte?: to beat, aanged the fpfceee Jmte the ait' . Celtic were pressing with thl bcobb- i-maatle 1, .CeWe *. Oa lesumpUoa Thistle pressed, and Nicholson getting pos♦eaeion beat Jenkins, and neatly crossed tavlQir, ftino was agate meg In wait, and asteaed a secssd go& tmt Thistle, This rewtaal seeiua* 40 stiaMllate Celtic, and the ateyem, asttaa* aewa 4ata.*omT>ined game, out on three goals in twenty minutes per Scandle, Toeker amd WyUe. Zkavidsen was instrnmental in obtaining the second goal, .aa it was his aeat jdaelng «f the baU which enabled the score. ...... -) .-.lter..Che winners Morris in goal was safe and conld not be blamed for anything that %*e* Mai: BoiHOa aKhw ease «ahatitute for A. Kay. Curran at back was sound, his wlay at tlsstis aoteg arffltent, and he te< developing Jato a clever defender. In ttie bahre. me osOH he ~Oe. an aU pined exeeltent Saecer. m tietoraaasd Has Tseker was at the lop af his Una, and was sftte aslstad by Barrie, Scswale ssaae a •neoeaaful fnirt, white Oadoten was -cshatat wad c*n»et. WW the "ha* *cen seen to better advantage. The backs played a sound game, but at times seemed nonplussed.. Among the; halves- Rowatt. was ah .outstanding player, time and again breaking' up the splendid combination. Lawson was good, but Kay and Mooney were the pick of the forward line, the others being mediocw., ~ «,. , n , - .