Football.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 94, 30 September 1891, Page 3

Football.

; | LEESTON v DUNSANDEL? '" ' : [Teams representing the above clubs* met at Dunsandel on Saturday last and after a tough struggle Leeston returned victorious by four points to one. The play shown by both teams was far from high class. Hough bullpcking play was the chief feature of the game and only occasionally was passing and combina fcion -tried sf ■ The' iDunsandel-nienl! haircr improved greately since the commencement of : thb ' season ? but vh'ave?^ still* to learn bow to pack into the scrums and jto feed their baclcs more/not' leave them to'maka their own shows. The forwards muse learn to dribble, 'several good chances , ( beting „, missed thrpugh : bar,J J kicking. Fairbairn ! and 'G\" : Wright put m some,..v.ery.. J good kicking and occasionally made gooil runs but were seldom backed up by their forwards. Scott, Burgess, Jamieson and Street wjere the? pick the^ |or wards ■-&» W\ Wrigh^h|p^^y|v|ll|at4halftJ4 }■ „ | Of the Leeston ine"h7 X ""'Rehnie anil Graham were the only two who played anything like m form. The others were all to pieces./,.^ UT; , IR)Us j Some excuse however can be male for Donald and Robson who were rather badly burt early m the game but pluckily stuck to it unjiil s the, pud, , Donald succeeded in'scofinpr'a 'try after being flattened out and only hard luck prev< m ed Robson from doing ditto. He ipanaged to get over the line with the ball but lost it before touching dowu. (jriaham bad three ineffectual pots, two Of which went very near scoring. Longstaff and Webster worked hard forward, Uolley and the latter being especially prominent m the line out. There was by far too much wrangling done by both sides and not sufficient respect shown to dhe Referee, who, although not perhaps Al m his knowledge of the rules, did bis best and endeavoured to please all parties. Mr G. Rennie umpired for the Leeston boys ; Mr Cameron acted m a similar capacity for Dunsandel. After he match both teams partook of light efreshments, and the visitors made an jarly itart homewards.

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