The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
CLARK A. A.
BEATEN BY
one GOAL
SuccumbS to West HndSOnS
in Brilliant Soccer
tame, 2 to |.

The West Hudsons and the Clark A. a.,
two of the strongest soccer football teams
in these regions, clashed yesterday in an
exhibition game on the latters grounds,
East Newark. 1t proved to be the best and
most exciting game seen in this vicinity
this season, the West Hudsons winning by
goals to l.. Both teams were in splendid
form. the strong defense of the ILLUSIONS
enabling them to gain the victory.
The Hudsons had to face the sun in the
first half, but that didn't seem to worry
them much, the fast work of the forwards
always being in evidence. Knowles headed
through their first goal from a corner kick
ten minutes from the start. Shortly before
half time, Sedan collided with LennoX,
the former receiving a had cut on the head,
which forced him to retire; he resumed,
however, after half time. Magee, OF the
Clarks, tied the score just before the
In the second half, after a spell of
omen play in midfieId, the West ILLUSIONS
again assailed the Clarks goal, ana from
the scrimmage Carter shot the ball through
for the Hudsons' second goal me Clafks
tried desperately to draw level, but the
fine defense of Harlon. Kettles and Law
son prevailed, the Clarks having to ac-
knowledge defeat for the first time this
season.
Knowles noT ese we're Men Prominent @st''e f. M Mcneil Tom
Fisher. Horne and Taylor did good work
for the Clarks. The lineup follows:
Clark A, A. West Hudson.
Hunt $50. Hanlon
It. Fisher, M. Towman... Kettles, Brockie
Backs.
Lone, Mcneil .............LaWson, Seddan
Halfbacks.
Nelson, Horne ............ c arter, Lennox
MCGEE, Taylor ......"....Gorman Knowles
Forwards.
Referee-H. Singleton.
Scots Win from Newark Hearts.
The Scottish Americans made their 1907
debut at the VaiIsburg board track grounds
yesterday afternoon, their opponents being
the Newark Hearts. The Scots won a close
game by 2 goals to l. 1t was an exhibit
fion game and was also the opening of the
Scots new ground, but the big ATTRACTION
in East Newark evidently had its effect,
only 300 spectators turning up 10 greet the
Scots in their new home. Both clubs tried
out new players, no less than eight new
men being in the Scots lineup. or the new;
comers Galley at centre halfback and
Robertson o right halfback were conspicu-
Gus. Judging by the Scots showing yes
terday their team is not as strong as last
.eason ~ will require to be considerably
mpyusnt { keep their end up in the big
-.rk Hearts are stronger than
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!. Hearts scored their only goal three
.nuteS from the start, Hill doing the
lick. After A. Furdee missed several
easy chances to score by wild shooIng
Macmillan tied the score with a hard low
shot. Dixon, the Hearts goalkeeper, nav
ing no chance to save. Craig tried several
times to break through, and although the
Scots had the ball on many occasions dan
gerously near the Hearts goal q soou
straight shot was lacking.
The Scots had the best of play in the
second half. and managed to win OUT, Roo-
ertson scoring their second goal.
The lineup follows:
Scots. Newark Hearts.
Yeaman Dixon
Goal.
Ross, w. Purdie. !. /. +. -. Stevenson, Totten
Backs.
Robertson, Galley. Jack, Finnegan
Brown Gardner
Halfbacks.
Roy, Mcmillan. ........... Buchan, Stewart
.aig, Smith A.. Purdle. Hill, Laurie, Bell
Forwards.
Referee-Frank Dalling.
Newark Defeat Clan Macdonald.
The NaN ark Football Club won from
the Clan rMacDonald Football Club. of
Brooklyn. at Morris Park, yesterday aft
ernoon, by three goals to one. About 800
spectators witnessed the game. The visi-
tors were not at fun strength, being short
their two regular fullbacks. but, never
theless, put up a good game. Newark
showed up strongly in defensive work
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The game was devoid of any special
features and did not arouse much en-
thusiasm.
alf for the Brooklyn team. Gray, for
fewark, tied the score shortly after.
iurphy, s new man, put the Newarks IN
another goal. In the second half Gray
shot the Newarks' third and last point.
Tie teams lined up as follows:
Newark. Clan Macdonald.
: Beckett young
Leggett. Hines. .Proser, McEwen
Mckay, Montgomery !. Thompson Scott
Halfbacks.
Murphy; cgthin ..p pso, i SRA cr taoou
Forwards.
Referee-Allan Montgomery.
Celtic juniors Organize.
The Celtic A.. c.. Junior soccer football
team has organized for the season, and
would like to book games with all first
class junior teams. It would like to hear
from the Licorice A, G. for Sunday, Oeto-
Der 10. and the st. George United for Sun
day, October 90, on their grounds; also the
Bridge A. c., Marshall A. A., Hillside A.
c., Of Paterson; Carlton Hill team of Carl
ton Hill. The following well-known play
ers will be seen in uniform this season: ..
Lawson, H. Lawson, W. Rowley, of the
Marshall A. A; Dave Barry, VIII Brown,
OF ire lurher A., ~. George RUNNER, Bob
MeMahon. Frank Smith, John Paulding
and Arthur Reebee. Of the Clark A. A. OF
the B team will be ], Furphy, j. Reid, F.
Conover and f.. Windle, who played with
the Celtic A. c. when they held The junior
championship Of the State. They also nave
George Barry, Fl. Sandford, ]. Doull, w.
Dillon, John Gaven, T.. Stitt, j. Mullin, j.
Carol, w Raleigh, who VIII Try for posi-
lions on the team. All tennis wishing 10
arrange games may do so by undressing
Robert Mcmahon, s42 John street, East
Newark. N. j.