The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-09
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
CoIumbia winds Up intercollegiate series
With a Defeat.

Columbia wound up a somewhat disastrous
soccer season by losing To the University OF
Pennsylvania eleven in the intercollegiate
championship series at The Cove, West New
Brighton. Staten Island. yesterday after
noon. II was a fast and enjoyable game
throughout and although the New Workers
tied the score early in the second half the
Quskers got the deciding tally and won out
by the final score of ? goals TO /. Pennsyl-
vania drew first blood in the oreling period,
the ball being fumbled in front of Columbia's
goal, after which It was shot IN sharply about
twenty feet from the outside right. This
ended the scoring until half time.
Columbia evened up matters after the
restart. Hsrtog, at centre forward, passed
accurately to Dwyer a. inside left, ami the
latter during a miXlp before the net sue
ceeded in forcing the ball across the line
of his body. Both sides struggled zealously
for the odd point thereafter, but fortune
eventually smiled upon the efforts OF the
men from Philadelphia. 4 combination play
which carried the ball from outside right
TO inside right and from there TO the centre
for ward resulted in the second Pennsylvania
goal being scored. The halves were Of
thirty-hve minutes each, MI. Dryer of1ciat-
ing as referee.
ing intercollegiate championship match TO
Haverford and will play no more games this
year. Yesterdays game was scheduled to
take plnce at Paterson, n. j., and several
hundred lovers OF ASSOCIATION football we're
disappointed by the failure Of the collegians
to put in an appearance. Change Of plans on
the part Of the Columbia managers at the last
moment took the fixture TO staten Island
instead.
Commercial High Schools soccer eleven
! ousted the team Of De Wict Clinton High
School from second place in the champion
ship series Of the intercollegiate Association
Football M III for thu MaNWpn Cfn nv
winning their game al Commercial Field IN
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. The. score
EiSchbsuer, centre hslfbact. was in fne fettie
for the winners and succeeded in twice beat
ing the opposing custodian. Dixon: the
| mercial goal. For De witt Clinton Bachner
by a well timed shot from inside right eluded
the otherwise vigilant Ackerson in goal.
In the second game at Commercial Field.
played between the teams of Manual Train
ing and Curtis High. a tie game was the result.
shovel good form, Bartlett. centre forward
for Manual Training, tallyins their goal,
while GalloTay, 9GcgpEing the same position
The Morris and rlushinS teams, brought
on their fixture az Flushing and the iresul.
the first half when Bradshaw at outside right
o aredi se3 S SssI q the s, az for 1aS Morris Thsif H HSEier was
The Freebocters journeyed 10 Staten
Island 90 play the Staten Island Club, and alter
by the score of / goe! u o. The FIRST half
showed some fast play and quick. passes, and
Whitelaw az outside left Tailed the only goal
scored during the game.
Al Macomb's Dam Park the Camerons sue
ceeded in defeating the Columbia Oval eleven
by a score OF 5 goals u /. The Camerons'
goals we're kicked by Coyne, Marshall and
BurwaTd. while Robertson scored for Column
ola oval.
The Critchley Club OF Brooklyn defeated
the FavorIte Club Of Staten Island by a score
of Z goals 70 I at Utica Oval Yesterday. Gil
I, lette and Hornsby each made two goals for
tire Critchleys. while the only goal mad for
the FaVorites was shot by Mimic.