The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
staten Islanders Heat the Crescents Many
Championship Games.

Playing away from home for the first time
since the organizat ion OF their soccer team.
n few weeks ago, the Crescents of Brooklyn
succumbed 10 the veterans of the Staten
Island Football Club at Livin gston. Staten
Island, yesterday afternoon. the home team
winning on totals of 4 goals to o. The scoring
of the Staten Islanders was equally distrib-
uted throughout both halves. Sparks OBJ
tanned the first two goals from passes by
Penni g at outside right. Early in the
second half Humble carried the ball down
the line and beat the Crescent custodian in
good shape. just before time was called
Mundt, one OF the backs for the home side,
playing far forward. put in a splendid cross
shot from the left. which made the net by two
inches. Whitelsw's activity throughout and
his accurate passing on behalf OF the home
team was one of the features of the game.
For the Crescents, Capt. Andrews, T.. y.
Gladney, W. Burney and J. Bonnar acquitted
themselves creditably in their respective
positions. while Manager Doyle did efficient
work In goal.
hard fought game in the New York Anna
teuT League series, resulting IN a tie at o1e
goal each. took place between the Camerons
leaders in the series. and the eleven of the
Brooklyn Football Club, at the Marquette
baseball grounds in Brooklyn Yesterday
afternoon. Neither side scored in the first
half. and in the second Cameron at centre
iTst tally, Being hard pressed. Even Of
the CamerOns put the ball through his own
net, scoring q goal for the Brooklyns,
Three additional games IN the series of
the lnterscholGstic Seeker League for the
Morris High School won from townsend
Harris Hall at Ontario Field by the score OF
8 goals to .. Yule scored no less than seven
of the eight. goals. Wardrops tallying the
Slater Island, the Curtis High School obtained
the verdict. from the Commercial High school
on totals OF . goals to I. A tie game resulted
from the. encounter between Dewitt Clinton
and Flushing at Olympic Field, neither side
being able to scG.c.
Hollywood Inn of YOnkers succumbed 10
the Caledonians of New York in a champion
ship game OF the Metropolitan Association
Football League at the grounds OF the former
In YOnkers yesterday. The winners obtained
the verdict by the odd goal. the totals being
2 TO I. TAFT got through the opposing net
twice for the CaledOnians and DreidwoOd
once for the losers,
AZ the Utica Oval in Brooklyn the Chritch-
leys of Brooklyn suffered defeat in "A cham
pionship fixture OF the New York Amateur
Association Foo ball League yesterday, the
team Of the Rob ,rt Burns Club Of New York
proving too much for their opponents and
winning by . goals TO y. All the goals were
scored In the last half, Dewar beating the
custodian twice and Mallrtt once.
A tie game resulted from the encounter
between the Boys. Club OF New York and an
eleven Of the Brooklyn Football club at Bronx
Oval. Each side scored one goal.
BAYsIDE. Nov, 10. + Gordon Brown. who
several years ago distinguished himself AZ
guard on the Yale varsity team, played on the
eleven OF the Camerons to-day. The game
resulted In a tie. neither side scoring, Browns
playing was largely responsible for keeping
the Camerons from scorfas