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Association
football,
beset
by
war
problems,
has
run
up
against
a
snag
that
may
lead
to
the
London
clubs
quitting
league
play
after
the
New
year.
The
roof
spotter
system,
expected
to
help
draw
larger
crowds,
came
and
went
after
only
a
week's
trial.
As
an
experiment
It
was
a
success
and
probably
would
have
been
adopted
for
all
league
games
by
the
Football
Association
but
the
Tovernment
refused
to
lift
Its
ban
on
play
during
alerts.
The
Min
istry
of
Home
Security
reaffirmed
Its
stand
that
all
sports
must
be
suspended
when
air
raid
warnings
sound.
The
official
viewpoint
was
that
the
risk
of
bombs
falling
on
a
crowd
of
spectators
did
not
Justify
continuing
play.
It
Is
understood
that
the
main
reason
for
the
ministry's
action
was
the
possibility
of
a
wild
rash
for
shelters
when
the
spotter's
warning
was
given
and
the
likelihood
of
casualties
beln?
caused
before
all
the
people
could
reach
them.
Press
comment
on
the
decision
was
divided,
some
papers
supporting
the
ministry
and
others
sparing
r-o
criticism.
It
generally
was
agreed,
however,
that,
unless
something
it
done
to
bring
back
the
crowds,
war
time
football
in
London
wlR
die
a
natural
death.
The
situation
In
the
provinces,
where
air
raids
are
less
frequent,
Is
not
so
serious.
In
London,
however,
scarcely
a
Saturday
passes
without
at
least
one
afternoon
warning.
There's
no
v
ay
.
of
knowing
how
long
the
alert
wlllj
last
but
more
than
one
same
has'
had
to
be
abandoned
because
dart-
'
ness
came
before
the
"raider
i
passed"
signal.
Spectators,
with
no
fct-1
surance
that
they'll
see
more
than
a
few
minutes'
play,
have
been
stay-
p
f
j
,
f
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ingathome.
Millwall,
which
a
year
Oea
LtlUetS
HaVC
ago
piayea
to
crowds
crowas
oi
of
15)00,
is
mo,
had
had
500
fans
at
a
Important
London
drew
fewer
than
150,000
spectator
in
peacetime,
had
a
gross
attend
ance
of
5.0Q0.
second
half
of
the
season,
Inviting
local
amateur
teams
to
play
with
them.
By
arranelne
such
a
com-
may
see
no
more
football
after
January
1
unless
teams
do
as
Clapton
Orient
did
in
a
game
against
Queen's
Park
Rangers.
Unable
to
field
a
full
squad,
Manager
W.
Wright
appealed
to
the
crowd
of
200
for
four
volunteer
players.
Three
were
chosen
from
the
20
who
came
forward
and
Wright
kept
goal
himself.
Orient
lost
the
game
3-0
but
their
perseverance
in
keeping
col
ors
flying
won
them
the
praise
of
all
English
football
supporters.
Pro
fessional
football
doesn't
exist
on
praise,
however,
so
the
conference
of
London
managers
Is
belna
await
ed
with
more
than
usual
interest.
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and
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may
follow
suit
It
quarters.
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decorations
were
an
has
been
suggested
that
the
London
outstanding
feature
and
the
scene
jirlclubs
form
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own
leaiip
for
ti'--
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a
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keeping
with
the
season.
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hall
was
adorned
with
flags,
evergreens
and
numerous
festoons
of
colored
petition
there
would
be
more
local
lights.
The
central
theme
was
tuiur
to
uk
games
ana
ngnier
;rav
elllng
expenses.
huge
Christmas
tree
also
gaily
de
corated.
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Lieut
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raffle
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cushion,
donated
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Miss
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fighting
to.ee
it
through.
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aglow,
down
with
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