ATHENIAN LEAGUE.
Wimbledon Beat Kingston.
The return Athenian League match between Kingston and Wimbledon was played on Wimbledon's ground on Wednesday evening, the home club winning by 3-1. At Kingston the result was a draw, 2-2.

There was an excellent attendance, though the weather was not at all favourable, and during the second half heavy rain made the ground very slippery. Wimbledon played one of their best games, and their superiority was scarcely done justice to by the score. Much of their footwork was very fine, and in accuracy of passing they were notably the better side. Kingston's left back not infrequently misjudged the flight of the ball, and when it passed well over his head Wimbledon's speedy right wing were carrying on the movement unchecked, save for such assistance that Davies could render, and his appearance on the scene was, of course, the signal for the ball to be transferred to the place he had just vacated.

The three goals that Wimbledon scored in the first half carry no reproach to Kingston's goalkeeper. All were the result of terrific drives when close in, the shots coming from Jones, Armitage and Wilson at about ten-minute intervals. They sealed Kingston's fate.

With the near approach of half-time one of Crick's solos bore fruit. Though impeded in his progress he maintained control of the ball until it was safely past Bennett, and the applause was well earned. The stormy weather and bad light precluded any interval, and during the greater part of the second half squalls of hail and rain swept the ground. The goalkeepers continued to give a brilliant display, though Winyard always had the lion's share, and the period passed with their goals remaining intact.

Mr. H. L. Godsell was referee. Teams:-
Wimbledon: A. S. Bennett; T. F. Goodchild, A. Spiers; C. J. Macey, W. J. Keeble, E. R. Heap; H. Heasman, G. H. Armitage, L. Marlow, L. W. Jones, R.J. Wilson.
Kingston: W. F. Winyard; F. Vivyen-Davies, W. Millis; G. R. Stentitord, A. J. Yates, W. J. Wright; A. J. Henson, R. J. S. Nield, A. E. Harry, B. Claridge, H. E. Crick.

Report from Surrey Comet dated 1 May 1920- see report in original format.