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arriving and they’re all in huge overcoats while many are also wearing fedoras or large caps.
As for the match, Shack had the ball in the net in the first-half as did Dynamo’s inside left Ilyin but they were both ruled offside and it was goal-less at the break. After the restart Billy Bingham’s shot hit both a post and the crossbar before bouncing clear. Then Shack burst through and gave Chisholm a good chance but he tripped over Yashin and on picking himself up, stuck the ball in the net but again it was ruled offside. The only goal of the match came when Ilyin scored with a long-distance shot. You can buy footage of the match by visiting www.britishpathe.com Dynamo had also visited Molineux five days earlier and been beaten 2-1 by Wolves.
One of my favourite parts of the programme is the back page that features an advert for Double Maxim. There’s a drawing of a smiling young woman in what looks like a leopard-skin top brandishing an almost full schooner of Vaux’s finest. Underneath are the words ‘The North’s Favourite Brown Ale’. Other adverts included one for a range of quality pens from E.W. Dack of 6 Blandford Street, a full- pager for A. Hector Grabham Ltd. (caterers for all painting and decorating requirements) and one for United Bus Services, who were offering a luxury return coach service to London for 42 shillings and nine pence. That’s about £2.15 to you young uns.
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