The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-17
English Association Foot Ball
Eleven Played Strong Game.
AND WON FIVE TO NOTHING
Good Crowd of Enthusiasts and Curious
Persons Saw the disqualification
of the aSocker" Game
Yesterday

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Pilgrim asso-
citation foot ball team from England yes
lterday Afternoon defeated the Greater
Boston team, to 0, at the South End
grounds. There was a good sized crowd
! in attendance.
Sir Charles Kirkpatrick kicked off for
the Englishmen.. BY fast work the ball
was rushed up to Boston's goal and
Woodward shot goal inside of two min
utes' lpay. Boston took the aggressive
and only a fine stop by kirkpatrick pre-
vented a score for Boston. Boston press
ed the Englishmen and only fine work
by Captain Milne prevented scoring.
Milne headed fine shot by McAllister
and avoided goal. Accurate passing
by the Englishmen carried the ball close
to Boston's goal, when offside play spoil
ed their chances to score. Play became
fast and furious, and Copeland got the
ball and drove under the bar for tile
second score for the Englishmen, but It
was not allowed,
Bransdale dribbled the ball up into the
Bostons' ground, but good blocking by
Crabbe prevented goal. Boston's play
ers were lighter, but more agile than
their opponents, but lacked the equalness
in team play.
The ball oscillated from end to end OF
the field. the members of both teams
showing flashes Of brilliant play. Cap
tain Mine carried the ball only to lose
it by concerted movement by the Bos-
ton defence
Several times the ball was rushed past
the Boston defence, but fine stops in
goal by McDermott stopped the scoring.
Bert Waters, tie old Harvard foot ball
captain and present coach, came on the
held while the game was in progress and
became deeply interested in the contest.
After holding each other in midfeld
the Englishmen brought the ball close
to Boston's goal and Copeland made
try, the ball hitting the crossbar. Play
closed shortly afterwards for the end Of
the half, the Enghshmen having one goal
to their credit.
The Second Half.
In the second half the Engisllmen
scored on a shot by Copeland after two
minutes of play. There was hot
scrimmage front OF the English goal,
but Mcdonald missed a straight goal
A foul BY Story gave Boston a free Kick.
The Englishmen worked the ball up fast
and Bryning got goal on an angle shot.
Boston nearly scored, but good heading
prevented.
The lineup:
BOSTON.
G, Fitzpatrick, gig, Frank McDermott
II. H. Mines, RIB RIB, G. AlcAllister
Il. A. Milton, lib. lib, A. MeCluskJ
w. II. INITIAL, RIB ..... RIB, Crabbe
]. y. Bransdale, chb chb, w. McGregor
I. :. Warmsley, lib lib, r. Robertson
], +. Raine, og .........og, M. Offers
r Fletcher, lg zig, ID. Mcdonald |
Y. J. Woodward, Ct .cf, W. j. Gillespie |
9. Copeland, Ii ......... Ii, j. Mcdonald |
]. Bryning, 10. ....s.... 10, Alex Ross
Attendance 500.
Along the sidelines were many ex-
Derts of the great college game who were
present to get line on the possibility of |
is adoption in this country to greater I
iegree than it already exists, and they
we're astonished by the skill and pro- |
iciency Of the players.
When the second half opened there
we're many prominent Hub people in the
tand, among them being John T. Tay- L
or, owner of the Boston American base
'all team; William Wallace, the auto
acer; Lockwood, the golf champion;
'ercy Haughton, ex-captain Harvard
ootbal eleven; Assistant District At
orney Hugh Bancroft, John Morrill,, the
I'd ball player.
There are thirteen players in the h
lsiting party and the team has been