ÿþANOTifER CHELSEA
FAILURE
GALL.A.CHER'S   HAT-TRICK
-FOR  SUNDERLAND
By  OUR  SPECl·AL  REPR ESE NTATIV E
U.NDERLAND  .." ...... 4  CHELSEA   " " "  ."  "       0
H I L.E  Sunderland.  a:re  undoubtedly  a
":fine side this season, Chelsea contri­"
buted  to  their  O\vn   defeat   by   a.  display
\vhicli  sl10 v;:id  that  they need  te mak e drastic. impr-ovement iithey a.re JJOt   to
struggle through t.he season at the foot of
the League.
"Chelsea's forwanas  were   much  too  slow,"
".though Mills made a few efforts ta break down Lhc sound Sunderland defence. Gallaiche.r, m!i.kir\gh.is first appearance in the IA!ftgue team lhis season, ·1vas not a, su ccess a.t inside-right"
"Amon g the half-backs, only 'Oro.J g ,.,.us a ble t-0 do much against the quick-moV1ing Su.nd er­ land attack. McuJa-y ·was the better ·of th e backs, and Woodley; the goalkeeper, \\" as in n1agnificent form. Ind eed, bn t for Woodley Sund erland's  goal  total  'vould   }1aive   been"
.m uch  higher.
"Sunderland 's GaJJa.cher was th e outstan ding forward, getting three goals and ti!Lv.ing a. ha,nd in neal'ly every raid. But he was .not a.lone, all tihe otbet' forwards pla,yin g splendidly ."
MILLS TESTS MIDDLETON
"B'astings was th.e pick of a set of haJ.f-ba.cks who ea.si\-y checked most of Chelsea's spas­ modic a,t;taks. When Mills broke clear once or twice, 'tt1U rldletou showed v'hat a good goa.1- keeper he is by malt ing clever ·sa,ves."
"The scoring was opened  in  eleven minutes,"
Gallach er shooting_ through  \vi.tll a  left-·Eoot
"a rj,'e.   T-.v."
elve mlnllt     late11  Gallacher  beat;
"\.Yoodley ,..,.i!.n a, hen,der Irom Davis' centre."
"In the second half  Carter got Lhe th ird '""ith"
a. \o\v drive a:u d Gallacher head ed Lhe fourth
[ 0111 Conn or's corner kick.