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Stones’ fingers burned by Cook

By John Lawrence
DULWICH HAMLET 1
WEALDSTONE 1
ANTHONY Cook’s late scorcher rescued a point for Dulwich Hamlet against Wealdstone.
Hamlet included new signings Iffy Allen and Liam Nash in a muchchanged line-up and made the early running, with Nathan Ferguson and Jay May going close.
But it was the Stones who nearly scored first on 16 minutes when a closerange header from Matt Lench was brilliantly pushed onto the underside of the bar by home keeper Preston Edwards.
Seven minutes later, the Stones went in front when Michael Chambers caught David Pratt with an attempted high clearance a...

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