The second International of the tour of the English F.A. team was played this afternoon against an eleven representing South Africa, the visitors winning 6—2. Some 13,000 spectators watched the start of the game.
  England won the toss. The start was quite a sensational one, Fleming scoring a fine goal in the first minute of the match. After this play was even for a time, but when the game had been in progress for half an hour South Africa was awarded a free kick. In the play that followed Messer beat the English goalkeeper. The Englishmen were now pressing to gain the lead once more, and after another five minutes Holley put in a strong shot, which rebounded from the goal post, and came back to Woodward, who placed into the net. A few minutes before the interval Wall scored a third goal, which the Colonial goal-keeper had no chance of saving. England thus led at half-time by 3 goals to 1. Throughout the first half England had always been the more dangerous than their opponents. Towards the interval, indeed the Englishmen taxed the defence of the South Africans severely.
   On the game being resumed, South Africa made a great effort to score. The Colonial forwards showed good combination, and in five minutes Hartigan scored. The Englishmen now played with much cleverness, and a quarter of an hour later, Woodward made a good opening, and passing to Holley, the latter scored. Immediately after this success, Wall came along the wing, and putting in a fine centre, Fleming easily shot past the South African goalkeeper. Five minutes later Woodward secured the ball from a rush, and scored a splendid goal. There was no more scoring, the result being England, 6 goals; South Africa, 2 goals.