AN EASY WIN

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 142, 19 June 1933, Page 5

AN EASY WIN

Waterside defeated Technical Old Boys by 6 goals to 1 at Kelburn Park. The teams were: — Waterside.—Shipp; Abernethy, Guest; Hastings, MeLellan, Upehurch; Dunsmuir, Patterson, McLeod, Longbottom, James. Technical Old Boys—Ogg; Taylor, Bognuda; Pullen, Beadle, T. Bognuda; Stewart, Torrington, Liddieoat, Webster, Elliot. | Referee: Mr. E. Omrod. Technical were dangerous, but lacked finish. For Waterside Hastings took the ball well up, and centred nicely for McLeod to open the scoring with a first-timer. Waterside 1, Technical Old Boys 0. A long clearance by Bognuda was trapped by Webster, who switched a hard one past the far post. After Upehurch had dx-iven hard against the post, Patterson sent narrowly over the top. A well-judged flick by McLeod gave a chance to Dunsmuir, whose finishing effort was deflected past Ogg- by a •defender. Waterside 2, Technical Old Boys 0: Hard Work by Webster ended in Torrington shooting hard at Shipp. The goalie refused to be bee i, saving repeatedly during some clewi- head-work by the Technical forwards. Half-time arrived with no addition to the score. Technical defence reopened shakily, and their goal ran many narrow escapes. In a fast raid, Webster reduced the leeway with a great effort from thirty yards. Waterside 2, Technical Old Boys 1. From a free-kick just outside the "box," Abernethy added a third for Waterside. Tricky work by the right wing, and a perfect pass, saw McLeod tap in number four unopposed. After Longbottom had unaccountably refused a gift chance. Technical broke away, but Shipp dealt safely with Liddicoat's promising eifort. From a centre by James, Patterson found the net, and repeated his effort soon afterwards when given possession by Dunsmuir. Full time sounded soon afterwards with the score Waterside 6, Technical Old Boys 1.