Article clipped from Lloyds Weekly Newspaper

Save Clipping View Newspaper
wore beaten by two goals to niL West Ham United r. Kettering About 2,000 spectators patronised the ground at Canning-town to witness this match. The play opened fairly equal, but tho game was quite spoilt by a gale of wind in the opening half. Kettering got no less than three comers, but could not score, and then approaching- the interval Uolnmn pat on a point, Kettering fchne leading at the interval by a goal to nil. In the concluding hair West Ham had slightly the better of the exchangee, and succeeded in dm wing lerel. Neither could get the winning point, and the match was left drawn with the scores one goal eaoh. * ____V _ U___li. mt
Newspaper Details

Lloyds Weekly Newspaper

London, Middlesex, GB

Sun, Mar 31, 1901

Page 24

Full Page
Clipped by
Profile Icon
Nzd W.

UK 05 Nov 2018

Other Publications Near London, Middlesex

Bingleys Journal

Arminian Magazine

London Daily Mail

London Stars and Stripes

London Daily Universal Register