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JIMMY IS RELIEVED AS SMITH DELIVERS

JIMMY IS

By David Ballheimer
Hendon forced to fight

HENDON: McCorkell, Gardiner- Smith, Chappell, Manesio, Tingey, Jonas, Hope, Harriott (Hall 80), Toomey (Calcutt 58), Brown, Smith (Obi 90). Unused subs: Hippolyte- Patrick, Boness.
BASINGSTOKE TOWN: McGill, Orvis (Adam Harris 58), Havecutt, Stow, Wakely, Noel-McLeod, Smart (Akers 72), Atkinson, Argent, Deadfield, Wright. Unused subs: Aiden Harris, Hunt.

EASY DOES IT: Charlie Smith’s shot hits Ben Wright and ricochets in, inset top, before celebrating, below
PICTURE: Derek Beech

HENDON picked up three crucial points in their battle to av...

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