The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-28
COLUMBIA SOCCER TEAM LOSES
CHRITCHLEYS SCORE 4 GOALS TO o
IN FAST GAME.
Crcsccnts In . Drawn Match with staten
Island Football Club New York This
ties and C-aledoniAns Also Break Even
Other Contests Provide Good Sport.

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After a fast and well ID aged game with the
Chritchley A. G. eleven on the lRtterls grounds
at Utical Oval. Brooklyn, the Columbia Uni
versity Associa tion football team suffered
another defeat, by the score Of 4 goals TO Q.
yesterday afternoon. During the first hah
it was anybody's game and the Chritchleys.
who stand well in the New York Amateur
League series. scored only once, and that In
the first minute OF play. after a quick rush
down the field. Grif1th. Oentering from the
right. passed to oliver. and although 0raybin.
Columbia's goal, met the ball. 1t was pushed
over the line and the tally allowed. There
after the collegians showed up ~splendidly
and kept the sphere In their opponents terri
tory at least half the time. Capt. g. r. Dick
son Of Columbia and c. de Garmendia again
proved themselves most reliable backs and
the support they rendered their custodian
left little TO be desired. L. H.. kistler was q
speedy halfback who blocked with skill and
precision, and Il. r. Alexander. at the right,
supplemented his work in fine shape.
in the forward line, C. H. Floyd. who was
the only player to be temporarily disabled
during the entire game. made q remarkable
showing. considering the fact that u was hi:
first game for Columbia. The inclination OF
shs s. GS,u IN K. 1 second % p. PioS S SHS i1rs soms
measure responsible for the Chritohieys
scoring three more goals before the call Of
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by a strong wind that had sprung up. A
brilliant run down the centre gave the Brook
! past into the net. The same player obtained
GTsybilITs OltstreteSed hands. Catts Tailed
fne run down the field by Agar and Griffith;
a IttIe earlier Uraypnl had earned q rouno
of applause by his sharp stop OF a sizzling
Al the Bay Ridge grounds of the Crescent
Athletic Club yesterday the nail moon
.,,,,~ AS mt M annfhar rarHlipU 0nmp
being on this occasion opposed by the eleven
Of the Staten Island Football Club. Honors
were even with one goal escn ana 10 tine Ftsr
fifteen minutes Of play from the start the
Staten Islanders lost one Of their men through
forward, who. after being trpped in a rum
ming play. fell on his wrist and SUFFERED, .
t bad shake IKE vn up g. Snt ZEN T msn' beinr o 5ne
was. first to score for the Staten Isla nders
s in tss T sO BS Ral ). S %sri re For 'g sSe c Tss sGGn
who managed to get by Van der Zee. the
Richmond county goal keeper. Aside from
defend his goal. the play being for the most
part in Crescent territory. For the Crescents
a. J. W Roy b R RIHdEsS 2 % at Teft BACK s aIse n yea
a star part, with a good support from (. ,.
Wall. j. J. O'Rourke was the shining light
in the Crescent forward line. On the visit
ing team the honors were shared by Mundt.
Stpinthal and Bousfield.
At a meeting of the Intercollegiate Associa;;
ton Football League, held at Earle Hall
Yesterday, a committee consisting OF Z. X.
Tatnall. Hsyerford., president: J. G. Ross.
sorSpliY.A Pennsy Yvsni Ge" Secretary TeH and Treas
urer. was authorized to purchase a hundred
dollar cup as a championship trophy Haver-
ford. winner Of the initial series last year,
will be the first to figure on the emblem as
victor. The league will probably adopt
| exception that one substitute will be per-
United whenever a player Is seriously injured.
Columbia was represented a. the meeting by
W. 7. Thackara and II. ;. Stirm, and Cornell
by j. s. Phillips.
the meeting of the New York Thisties and
Caledonians In their cham ionship match In
the series, Of the Metropolitan Association
street. yesterday afternoon. The teams scored
two goals apiece. The greater part Of the
early stage Bruce started the scoring for
the Caledonians and At half time the latter
"ld. o Centre for ward for the CaIedoniSns. GOT
through for the second tally. Hutchinson
then scored from a penalty for the Thistles
the call of time.
The Robert Burns Club OF this city gained
the victory in the Amateur League champion
ship game at its ground at Weehawken at the
Npense Of the Brooklyn Football Club yester-
day. the score being 3 goals to against the
sun behind them at the start, and although
the Brooklyns were not at full strength, they
played n hard game, stewart at goal was
prominent, saving many difficult shots. Milne
was a tower of strength at fullback. and
Schole1eld. played his usual sound game
at halfback. For the Burns Taylor. DewaI
and Lawrence showed all around excellence
in their different positions.
Al the Marquette grounds. Second avenue
and Tenth street, Brooklyn, the Cameron
Reserves won from the Brooklyn Reserves
by the score Of ( goals TO ?. Grove, Mccain,
Hauxwell and Robinson Tailed for the winners
and Watts got both of the Brooklyn goals
J. Clark. outside left Of the Camerons. was
very conspicuous, and Tierney put UP a first
class game for the losers.
At q smoker of the Metropolitan Association
Football Lea que held at the Murray Hill
Lyceum last night the championship trophy
and remnant. gifts OF Arthur f. Rendle
president of the league, we're awarded &c
J individual members of the West Hudson team
received silver medals. and those on the team
Of the Hollywood Inn Club Of Yonkers bronze
medals.