The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
r SPORTS OF ALI SORTS '''ss'sS1 ;$ 81 :s s CYCLING
BURNS-MOIR BATTLE IN
LONDON RING TONIGHT
WEST HUDSON
AGAIN WINNER

AGA1N WINNER
The West Hudsons defeated their rivals,
the Caledonians, of New York, In an ex-
hbiition game at Harrison Oval yesterday
There was a good gate a thousand
people being present when the game start
ed. Owing to the late arrival Of the
fCaleys," only two thirty-minute halves
The Hudsons won the toss and took adj
vantage of the wind in the first half,
TAFT kicked off for the "Caleys." Right
at the start w. Kettles sent in a beautiful
shot. which Barton saved at the expense
of a corner kick. From the kick Knowles
rison men did not hold their lead long,
Johnny" TAFT tying the score n few
minutes after. Hudson continued to have
IsYorkers hustling to protect their goal.
Barton stopped a hard shot from Carter,
bnt failed to get the ball clean away. Car
ter rushed in and scored another goal. At
half time the score stood: West Hudson
., Caledonians /.
In the last half the Hudsons started in
pressing the New Workers. w. Kettles
sending the ball over the crossbar, Re
turning to the attack, Carter centred
nicely, and German headed through a
| continued to work beautifully together. the
''Caleys' halfbacks being unable to cope
with them. German, from a pass, got the
Dali III VI BbOu UOclItOi, anu ECDTGu the
Hudsons' fourth goal with a low shot.
There was no further scoring. the game
ending: West Hudsons A goals, Gale
The West Hudsons, who are just now
playing in grand form, were too good for
the "Caleys." Brockie. A. Kettles and
Lawson We're conspicuous as defenders.
Tommy" German Is as fast as ever aud
scored two neat goals. Johnny" TAFT was
the bright star of the "Caleys' and gave
! oao1 and MaNup1t nf halfbdcK a1Sn diI
The lineup follows:
West Hudsons. Caledonians.
Hanlon Barton
Brockie. Kettles. :. Hunter, r. Taylor
Sedan. Lawson. naeAs. Maxwell. MCGEE
Haifbacks.
Lennox, Carter ....... .Montieth, Battersley
German, Knowles TAFT Fsul
forwards.
Referee-A. Halliwell.
Scots Win. in Jersey City.
AT Jersey City yesterday the Scottish
Americans, OF Newark. defeated the jersey
A. c. eleven by a score of 8 goals TO /:
The contest was fast from the start and
bitterly fought. The Scots, with the wind
at their backs. pressed, and, after about
five minutes steady work. received a pen
atty kick. Craig kicked the ball, but the
Jersey Toalkeeper saved with his hand.
The Jerseys got a penalty kick soon after
ward but the attempt at goal was wild.
About five minutes later Cummings beat
the home goalkeeper by a low shot. After
this 1t was give and take. Finally Cum
mings, from a corner kick, scored another
goal. Right after the kickoff Ransom took
the ball right down the field for the Jer-
seys and beat the Scots goalkeeper, the
shot being a low one and well placed.
The half ended soon afterward with the
score . TO / in the visitors favor. In the
second period the Scots continued TO act
on the aggressive and there was some ten
dency to rough work. the referee having
to caution the Jersey players. With both
sides doing good work the battle continued
even for about twenty minutes, Galley
finally scoring WITH a clever sso hooer nd
Cavanaugh and Craig were also much IN
evidence. The Scots were minus the serV'
ices of Miller and Ross, of their ,regulal
team. The Jerseys are a husky lot an.
showed individual ability. They failed
however, in team work. Williamson, o.
the Scots. was knocked out in the first
half, after playing for about hve minutes,
and could not resume until the second
half. The lineup:
Scottish-Amerlcans. Jersey A c..
Powns WangeI
a: NManiiii ie
W.. Purdue $500 hacks ""ie
G. Moffat, 1. Gailey..c. Spencer, T; Bishop
II. 0uiJ
Halfbacks.
w. Zcilslou~
q. Williamson ..........-."""..,1. Teague
s. Craig Ransom
A. Purdie ....,.,."".."......J. Zehenpaer
IL. Cavanagh- ... =, WARRIOR
Goals for Scots-Cumn1ings, 2; Galley !
| Jersey A. C.-Ransom, l. Referees
Stewart, Railway.
CeItics, 8, Crescents, 1.
The Celtic A. c. defeated the Crescents,
of Newark, by a score Of goals to ! IN
a Junior League game, at Morris Park,
yesterday morning. In the first half the
Crescents played a good game, put the
fast pace kept up by the Celtic a. y SCOT
played them out in the second mar. Int
lineup was as follows:
Celtic a. {. Crescents.
Smith ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Murphy
Goal.
Right fullback.
Rummel Operts
Left fullbsck.
Rowley scahioil
Centre haifback.
Coilover .....-,...... ............ Frank
Left haifback.
Becbe Adams
Outside right.
Walsh ........-.... .................. Hogan
Inside right.
Lawson Butcii
Centre.
Gavin Burns
Left outside.
Left inside.
Time of nalves-45 minutes. Score at end
Of first half-celtic A. O., /; Crescents. l.
Final score-Celtic A c., 8; Cresceuts, /.
&c ais scored by Beebe, Lawson, windle,
McMahon (2). Referees-Douglass, Ten
eson. Stitt. Celtic A. c.; Edwards, Cres-
cents.
Clan McDonRId Defeats True Blues.
The Clan McDonalds, of Brooklyn. and
True Blues, Of Paterson. were to nave met
in a National Les que game at R.dsewood
Park. Brooklyn. yesterday, but, owing TO
the non--appearance OF the official referee,
was decided to play an exhibition game
The clsnsmen won 3 goals to ?.
The Blues were handicapped by the alb
sence Of several Of their regular players,
but put M a strong game. Mcneil. Legg
and Henderson scored for the Brooklynites.
Gilinour scored both goals for the True
Blues. The lineup follows:
Clan Mcdonald. True Blues.
Burgess Garside
Goal.
Harper. Prosser. Bissett, Alderman
Backs.
Thomson. Hood....... Creighton, McInstre
Easson Beatty
Halfbacks.
York. Legg. ............. .Old1eld, Marley
AIaNTaf1 TTaaA.aaAV Ef1Nrnns thurman