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BAKER COOKS UP A BRACE…

SOUTH DIVISION
By Jimmy Bowie

WIMBORNE TOWN 3
Baker 3, 53, Hanger 62
BIDEFORD AFC 1
Roberts 54

ITwas a return to winning ways for Wimborne in their first home game in the league since August.
The game started well for the Magpies after Harry Baker was brought down in the box by Bideford goalkeeper Seedhouse Evans. Baker then converted the penalty with a powerful shot to his left.
Wimborne had a few more good chances in the first half, including a header by Jack Lovell that was well saved and a ball cleared off the line by Bideford, but went into the break with just a one goal cush...

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