The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-23
WEST HUDSONS
AND CLARKS
PLAY TIE
Rival Soccer EIevens Score
Goal Apiece ia Well
Played Game.

Those rivals. the Clark A. A. eleven
and the West Hudsons, met for the
third time this season In a game of
association football on the formeS's
grounds, East Newark, yesterday after
noon, the result being a draw-one goal
each. The weather was ideal for the sport
and the game was witnessed by fully 200
spectators. Although only an exhibition
affair, It was a hard and desperately
fought battle, with honors even. II. Col
Vile, h for the last three months has
been under suspension by the American
Football Association, reappeared for the
West Hudsons, and signallzed his return
TO the game by scoring the first goal of
the contest. Barton, Of the New York
~caledonians, guarded the West Hudsons'
goal in place of Hanlon, and did good
work. The Ciarks had their usual eleven.
The Hudsons Kicked off, and from the
start IL was apparent the game would be
a warm one. Hudsons gained a corner
kick and had hard luck in not scoring.
the ball striking the crossbar before Hunt
succeeded In getting rid of II. Lawson
drove 1t in again and Mason and Hunt
both saved cleverly for the Clarks. The
Harrisonians again attacked, and Colville
finished a good run by Guiding the backs
and scoring, four minutes from the start.
The Hudsons kept up their good work, and
We're again sWarming around the Clark
goal, and gained a corner kick. Hunt
saved. Lawson tried with a long shot,
which went a little high. The Hudsons
were in great form, and German. showing
fine dash, started for the Clarks' goal
again. German passed to w. Kettles, but
Lone blocked him in the nick of time.
The Clarks' forwards showed a lack of
combination, and could make little head
way, although Charley Fisher several times
broke away alone. The Hudsons continued
aggressors, and Colville, getting around
Young, centred to Carter, who sent in a
hard shot, but Hunt saved brilliantly for
the Clarks. Knowles now tried a long
shot at goal, which looked dangerous, but
Mason headed out. The CiaIks were kept
busy defending, but Hunt continued 10
save wonderfully, stopping good shots from
Sedan and German. LaWson had a good
try for gdll, which for a minute looked
bad for the Clarks, as Mason mis-kicked,
but Hunt again came to the 1escue. The
Clarks now had Il turn at attacking, and
a good shot from Nelson was saved by
Barton. At half time the score stood;
West Hudsons, /; Clark A. A., 0.
on resuming the Clarks started off at a
great pace and forced a corner LEX,
which. however, was fruitless. Colyille
SIdileu Il run TOT TIE IllisDhHg bhA ohh0
stopped him. The Hudsons' forwards now
secured the ball, but German handed
the ball, spelling a good nance. The
Clarks showed great Improvement in their
play and another fine run by McGee, Neil
son and the two Fishers ended in Tom
Fisher scoring for the clarks. Play con
tinued fast and exciting, both goals being
in turn. Mason defended strongly
for the ClarKs. MCGEE had several good
chances to score, but was away off in his
Barton stopped a shot from G.
at the expense of a corner kick, but
Fisher kicked past. Barton again stopped
a good shot from c. Fisher and pnnted
out. A beautiful combined run by the
forwards followed. Fcn Fisl or
crossed the ball 10 Nelson and Barton.
out to save, collided with Nelson
and was slightly injured, but resumed.
The Clarks continued TO work hard for
that winning goal ard had the best Of
play until the end, but no further acoring
resulted. For the Hudsons, Colville, Car
ter. Lawson and Barton were the Lest.
Hunt was the outstanding man on the
side and gave Il great display Of
bookkeeping. Mason AMI Young
We're also prominent.
The teams ined up as follows: