Reading Observer. April, 1914.

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DEFEATED.
A POOR HOME GAME.

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popular ~n.. JOUrn&lfor the current. .ealOn, 101.0
l1l&lu the completion at the WlDtM aport bi !tb~
d ..tnci, aDd one CILll now reVle", somewhat correctly th. rMUU.. o f the aeuona camp&lga by the
local olubs
Many good ,amel ha.e been played
and some o&p!tal IfP(lrt &hawn, altboufb lohe pand.
old ,arne doel not. ~re ike patronago .hlcb It
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Before ,om, On to tb..il rem., It. would be as
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well to bnelir refer to last. Saturday'a ,ame., both
or whi.ah had • direct. mAucDCO op. t he d..t ,Da.!:don
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of UU~ r Mpectn' e trophtH l'lke "Newbury CI"b
aL Elm. P ark on Sa.turda} were n o t Inslie "he JourneT '00 Benter. Wlt. h not ..t all plea,..
very brillia nt dl, pitl, of foot btLll b,} !B.ut reooUectton .. of I&l t year II defeat bl '11/ IoDd
QPpotJIII( te&l1Is- ReadlUL" .. nd Gt!· they were determined to . veille that Itrolll ret; n"b" m-,-•.nd tne plaJ luongl) remmded o ne of \ CI"MI:
LuI. acuon they .,ore but poorly r ep ....
of the e(!:l&on t )!)e, wh en, btlV1D: lIe nlOO 1'; bllo o n thiS OCCIUlion they had a lmost (u ll
imp,,,,,,.,, to el t.h er Win 01' 10'0, Leil.nJ.1I strength out
prettv ruuch ~o u tbl!Y
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of IIOmcthmg better,
The game '19M of a rut. dmcn:p LIOll all tbrou&h.
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II.nd the dl)fe n<'!fIS of both Ildee .... ere on their beet.
w u; 110t a 'l:cry larIJa
In thel tiraL halt Newbury had
011(,{ \'I'M sold om
th o game was fully bebn-vlour
ha l a n ho ur gone
an lDCldent of lufJi.c.lent be neftL of Ihe Wind and had rat.Aer the Wtt.er at
worth to Just ify a
oeaurrcd, .ad thflQ tb. the exchaDgea, atthoue h Henl~I were aJ"'''Y8 din
audIble expres.!lOn MemM or the l U I IOr L
Per ~eroul a.nd but for good defentne work by lllller
In gQlLl, the backs ano Robbml, t hey would b&ve
I)&P' th era WaJi a (' loUie for thls lm the brllllllnt. lun
Sh 116 tha t fuo urcd to he eDcou u Le r Jt."11& aertamlJ I OO red Ip' \che aecor4 half Henley eat.t.led down to
0110 of tb~ .rt ernoohl when inertia Meml to in. des pen.te t.act.ICII, 'bul 1ound they could make lIt.tle
vade •• cnrLh lng and eve r) boa, , wben one. head .. J while a " and .010 e«ort by Bellin,e.,
bhougbta ,.;ere ap t to take Olle In fancI to .. QUiet. rfSUli.e In the only goal IOOred being fo1' New
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&pOt wher e wllh 8. book: Jt would he ~'Uille to

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l uch a pleuu1'6 Will demed to twotl ty two J
"eee .trugghll( to rain t ho supr~llIac/ IZ ~
tba.t. by Ita "617 n ...Lure c ...lb fo r m 110 Itt.l
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or OJ;CttIOD WIUI It !trange, t herdon, t 1
flagged a.t bmet and .. Weatlnes••eemd
upou t he playe r. If oqe keep, In mind LQ "
ptu&.Ihllg and tblnh or t he play. the cor:;
come t o that tl!.e men did well to lnhlae I
1'Igour &a wu I!ee n Hu~ as r ag. tda the
th ft garo. the R cni hng t6llm ha.n elua,
z.;a.tttla.tlon that t.be 1900 POint. .. ere
Hte!,. (or they wote without
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two -.mewbat poor t-e.aml

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