ATHLETIC WIN WELL

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 106, 8 May 1933, Page 12

ATHLETIC WIN WELL

Athletic had;a.good win against Marist at th;e i .Prince_.'of Wales Park, finishing • ten points to the good, the final scores .being: Athletic 18, Marist 8. The teams were:— Athletic. —Heazlewood; Scotland, Hickling, Diaek; Upchurch. English; Tindill; Watson/Campbell, Mollier, Jolly, Wyeth, Logan, Lamberg, Gustofsen. Marist.—Hepburn;; L. UcGreevy, Eville, Macdonald: ■ Langdon, •E. McGreevy; ■ Mahoney: Stiver. McHardy, Eoach, Butler, Clark, O'Sliea, Ottaway. Athletic '%"ere the first to score, Diack . crossing . after \_3. bright, .passing bout. Heazlewood tdhvertetlv- Marist showed up for a time,- but Heazlewrjod--put Athletic •in a good position, and Tindill added four more points for his side when he potted a.snappy goal. Back and forward, Athletic ,were having much the bctle. of the game,

but'they lost three points .-when Hepburn kicked a great penalty from -wide out. Jolly evened up shortly afterwards, and following this. English caved a big hole in the defence, enabling Hickling to go over. Athletic forced the.^ play :in the second half, and :they .went close to scoring several times. Marist got another five points when E. McGreevy scored after a passing rush, and Hepburn converted. Athletic were' not finished with, and just before ;the'end of the game English went • across for .the. final'try. The kick missed. I : " Mr', llv Matthews;, was- the .referee. . i :