The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-18

u,~ Crowds vitness the Games.
r., ,scow. Sent. 1o.-Tho dian American
,,otbaIl team arrived hero on Aug. II after
snlendid voyage. The players were not
IN too rood condition upon arrival The team
n,t II n at the Imperial Hotel, and soon had a
hns, Of callers. Glasgow Is probably the
.rsatsst football centre In the United King
dnn, Tho boys have nothing at all 10 conf
rl.ln about as to their welcome to Bonnie"
Scotland, Tho press and populace praise the
,sam hi.hly, and everybody seems to be ex-
,..dlncly elaI that their American cousins
and Canadian brothers are paying them visit.
Tho visit has added q new zest 10 tho game
a, this side OF the Atlantic. and tho success OF
the tour sssnls already assured. The Queens
PARK Club very kindly placed their handsome
ground pavilion at tho teams disposal for
nrac,ice during tho week. This ground is the
hest in Scotland and England. and is in srlen-
did condition. l. will hold more persons than
INV other ground and over 10000 have been
on Il at enc match.
Tho team practised steadily all the week. but
The time unfortunately. was far too short to
enabe hon to get into tho best OF condition.
They did not. there ore. look forward with any
degree OF confidence TO winning their first
contest against the crack Third L. II. V. Tho
latter won the Scotch Cup two years ago. and
at present have not more than three superiors
In Scotland. They presented about the best
bsiors played with them. and these six were
oil lrst-class players. There Ind been much
ing team and great interest was taken in the
match. Over 5000 persons Witnessed it
In the III st half tho visitoie played magnifl-
ssss Th. Thd L. it, w. ,oS n"y
Ing great football. and every one agreed that
h half out q the best play
islea,ei. The score. at hai,r time was ! goal
told on the Americans, and they could, not
stand ,hs pace TIE home ,eam PLAYED hard
Gregory, ravtnckst, and buckley: Fall RIVER
a PsSssck. nna whssaksr vf Fa G RIVER
olympic half backs; Bowman and Mnnison,
srs1 sn sfG
impression. and they we're cheered again. and
one Of the strongest clubs Tie visitors viii
meat, and to make the good fight they did
suede: ni soa usuEs for som hs
very brilliant things. and stamped himself as
ono Of tho best gonlk eepers in the world. Greg
showed great form. Jeiirsy in centre is Prob
ably as good as any cent? here. and there are
s'sr the match ' the Americans were en,er
tanned at dinner BY the Thrill l.. r. Y. Club
quite n hummer OF the prominent Scotch foot.
spoke encouraR nglv e the team pros pects.
The Glasgow Erenu.o Times says:
@ ss1 ss. oa Va. omit"
- that their ds!snc. !. quite strong but their for
they learn this art they will provo formidable team
II c"uld not be expece cd. however, that the
forwards. plnvins together for thy first time.
PLAYED with tho same forwards will tell a dif-
iorsnt tale The Glasgow Etenhty Ners. in
speaking OF tn, team. says:
ed which tsspent% ssnsieIs
hey =: I s me
s;;,iss e v q s, %.S
h.llis,s went 70 Stirling to play the Kings
Vas vsry long. .sd .Ri. seoombinsid t MsS
S s nes ss The strr
and they nlayed tho corrsct game for tue
Troun that is ihe long kick fna rush stye
inns @ nn lite, at unsst Tie s
three goal- in the first, nine minutes. The
American team then had turn and got two
goals goals However: tho ground team got three
totwo. A difler ent style OF play Is required for
Am. lean players recoanize hi. the better: "
Alter the match the visitors returned to
Ss2w wThss s Sa Y the 1rs
Saturday: TIE ,i.iniio ID 'eam are tue cham:
The Irish tro"hie sau they n Iay s" also beaten
SSG,ea. many OF the crack English tetm'.. and
team which ha, represented them i"r
, n. las. two Years. AID n .nnsearccnn c
ii. British Isles, and are commonly cal led
accori!ngIy prepared vel Tor ii. Their team
T S,sts Garrett goal Grego,y end b9ck ey,
backs; Whitaker Enck ngham. Munro Senk-
sr AMI Jeffrey, forwards Sevsn OF these arc
a,rsr arr pn OF roas" and senkep Of
OsRoo 10 Hall TO onto only arrival two days
n pray no. having boen able To come over
WIN tho rest OF the team.
Ire match was u magnificent o1o and about
Inc 1esi and most exciting ever seen IN Ire
TANK Both teams rnisL DESPERATELY; Close TO
me Americans were unto tnrn'e enough to
aea'n h" the losin. team. though "rly by a
s'nG's goa he score h"in thre, goals 10 two.
AZ han 'ine tho Americans were Loading ny
two goal. ,o".n: but lhey were nnIn.ky enough
isll ih gamn with pr mric .lly ten men!. tbs
onlh'edly lost ,nem the match. Another
I0'oo ~ INK was 'Hnt Ohe al lnoi" nAl1
bs'Hs Wa nc. In rnde ,vorirg 10 clear his
gov he ri"l tho nal through mis- own gotl.
an thus score their Orponsnts' second goal.
.M.,rhEsT"R. sept. S.--rhe Cnnndian-Anic
!rrans la e,row got over the initial portion of
Their nr. and though u few more games ght
on SEPT, hey played sunderland, This team
= nndonbtclly ono OF the host in. England:
tsht ont OF the eleven msn who plavst
nave Ihkcn part In International gamea
.,,'nter'and won Ivy 2 goal. TO =, but IL took
!n"nl 4 their tim, to do 1t. and with liitlo
inrE the visitors -hpuId nave euualized the
scors. II not won outright. The Americans
played a fine game There were ovsr - %,
SPECTATORS present Til. Wis lots dsienre nut
w a great game: tho Sunderland forwards
a,'hoaGh renowned Tor their combined play
nhl short passing. found tho errhtest d! licni-
~ break ing through that Ic'encs. was
,nhJiaward The finish tina thny secured their
tniIu an winning goal. Garrett. goa keerer.
NM letWo backs played in Erea' .hRp. FOR
.ms ':m.rican.. linlton tho hall hnck. did 30
WEI, msI tast sunderland Mt unca mad" overtuf; y
10 MN 10 'nin thnir team. lilo consented TODD
w. provided lie would not DO Obliged TO- play
~ January.
IN eri the .hmerirans went to Middles-
pro 10 play the lronopo' ~ Cuh. This Climb last
o"hF Won tho Northern League chan,nionship.
S'l u Is c,n,ide ed .,ns %; The nest club IN TN,
north OF En.ani. The VISITORS played COOL
zane ana won their rat mach by goal 10 o.