... Form, Lowe was the least successful of a good line of half-backs, for found the ball more difficult of control than either Grimsdell or Smith. Forster came back to the side to play one of bis best games, being more in the picture than Cl^ The quickness of ...

... tackier was fearless, and played big part in the victory. the visitors’ middlemen, Grimsdell was much the best. Neither Smith nor Lowe was equal to his task, and Grimsdell has slowed down considerably, though his judgment and placing were always sound, ...

... kept Smith guessing for the most part, and one missed the characteristic dashes of Grimsdell. Perhaps the fact that Walters, in the midd.e, seemed bent trying the Grimsdell run-through made the captain keep back more, but in spite his clear desire to be ...

... beat the Forest goalkeeper with a low drive from yards out. Just before the interval fipaven was hurt in collision with Grimsdell, and when Hie teams turned round he exchanged places with Gibson. This was a blow for the visitors, who thus had praclially ...

... Division was an unfortunate affair all round. They lost at home to Plymouth Argyle, but worst of all was the nonappearance of Grimsdell in the team. The old Tottenham Hotspur player had trained pitch of perfection, and it was announced that tie would turn out ...

... Roberta. Johnson. Barnes. and Daniels. forwards. Tottenham Hotspur: Blake, gal: Clay and Brown, backs; Smith, Lowe. and Grimsdell. halt backs; Walden, Seed. Lindsay. Handley. and Dimniock. forwards The kick off will be three o'clock. Mr. John - Lewis ...

... at centre-half-back, and the Southern side the Rev. Kenneth Hunt and Arthur Crimsdoll enhanced their reputation. Indeed, Grimsdell is one of the most improved men season, and that leftrhalf-back, position usually hard fill, in spite of like Watson (Bnruiey) ...

... C. Burn The South.— We ° B Womack (Birmingham); (London pa]ace)i Hanney (Read- K. R. G. Hunt (Cry . Wallace (Aston ing), Grimsdell dward (Chelsea) (captain), Villa), V. J- V M-Fadden (Clapton Orient), Pearce t ...

... STRAY LEAVES. Tottenham's New and Old Heroes of the Cup. GRIMSDELL'S OVATION. tßy TITYRUS.) TO oommentorate the mum of the Football Association Cup to the South was the purpose of the dinner which the Tottenham Hotspur Club gave in Loudon on Tuesday ...

... the end the meeting everybody felt pretty confident that Tottenham Hotspur would not remain long in the Second Division. GRIMSDELL’S MESSAGE. Mr. Cadman made reference the departure Clay and Grimsdclb Clay is fixed player-coach with NorUmeet, but yet there ...

... Skill Without Finish. The visitors were without Bliss and Grimsdell, for whom Low and Thompson were substituted, and Birmingham had to take the field without Womack, whoso foot is still troubling him. and Whitehouse. The ’Spurs were beaten for speed and ...

... Wilson (D); Tummon, Walters, Kemp. Woodger, and Donna ...