The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-30
HUDSON in
TIE GAME
WITH IL. &B.
Great Crowd Sees Soccer
Teams Battle to a Draw.
Score Dr.

A crowd estimated at 1900 witnessed the
the West Hudsona and the Howard *
Bullough team, of Pawtucket, r. L., in
the third round Of the American Associa-
ton Gun tie at Harrison Oval yesterday
afternoon. The result was a tie, eaeh
side scoring . goals. The Hudsons won
the toss, and played with the sun and
wind at their backs. At the outset 1t
was apparent that the game was to be a
hard one from start to finish, as the cams
were evenly matched. The Howard <
Bulloughs were the first to find their feet,
and Brown scored their first goal two
minutes from the start. This success
seemed to rouse up the Hudsons, and they
made a fierce attack on their opponents
goal, with the result that German equal
lied the scores with a nice shot. From
the kickoff the Hudsons again carried
the ball toward the Howard & B~ulloughs'
goal, and the men from Pawtucket had
an anxious time, as shot after shot was
sent In, and it was a relief when O'Toole
finally cleared. The Howard & Bulloughs
then came away, and Hanlon was forced
to concede a corner, from which cDe
WOLI nedueu llIOuSus just btAViC hdAA
time. When the whistle went for half
time the score stood 2 goals to l in favor
of Howard & Bul,ough.
On the ~re-start the Hudsons made a fine
effort to get even, which ended by Law
son shooting wide when nicely placed.
The Howard & Bulloughs then transferred
the play to the Hudsons' end, and 1t was
with difficulty that the Hudsons kept them
out. Shortly after this Kettles had a
A-x-A la~ae . - aa1na hut .rlf1 nptu tho
goalkeeper to beat, he put the ball over
the bar. The Hudsons were not to be de-
MED. and were awarded q corner, which
Colville put outside.
1t was clearly seen that the Howard &
Bulloughs we're confirming themselves to
the task Of defending their goal, as the
ball was kept continually in their half OF
the field. German sent in a beautiful
shot, which Toohey saved magniicently.
Carter then got on the scene and sent in
a hard low drive, which struck the post,
and from the rebound Colville had no
difficulty in scoring the second goal for
the Hudsons a few minutes from time.
Both teams tried hard to gain the lead,
but time was called with the score stand
ing 2 goals each.
Lawson and Miller were the pick OF tho
Hudson's defense, while German and Col
vile played a good game In the forward
line. fOF Luc NlbllOISt AOOuCJ was AAE
star of the team, and his bookkeeping
was the feature of the game. Flynn. at
right halfback, and McAl1ister, at OFT
side right, also played a good game. The
lineup was as follows:
west Hudson. Howard s. Bullough.
Hanion '"'''Goai rooney
Brockie, Kettles. . go. .O'Toole. Donne.ly
Fullbacks.
Lawson. Sedan. 49,. Melville, Robertson
Miller ''"''r''I una,fnoc ris"'
Kettles, Knowles ........ Taylor, Brown
German, Carter SO. .Dennison, McDermctt
Colville ....",...."....:....,... McAllise f
Referee. Nesbitt, OF New York.
Paterson Rangers Beat Newark Hearts.
The Newark Hearts went to Paterson
to meet the Rangers in a National Leag he
soccer game yesterday and were defeated
by n score of 6 goals to 3. Fully 800 spec
tators witnessed the game, which was
hotly contested from start TO finish. Ward
and Connors each scored ? goals, and
Lauder and Drnkwater got ! goal each
for the Rangers. For the Hearts, Laurie,
Martin and Tweedie scored l goal each
ThistIes Fail TO Appenr at Morris Park.
The American cup tie game scheduled
to be played between the Newark F. G.
and the Philadelphia Thistles at Morris
Park yesterday was claimed by the New
arks owing to the Thistles failing TO put
in an appearance at the appointed time.
This is the last game to he decided in the
second round Of the American Association
cup tie, and the Newarks will now have
to meet the True Blues. of Paterson, at
Morris Park In the third round.
Clarks Have Protested.
The game in the third round of the
American cup tie, played at Fall River.
between the Fall River Rovers and the
Clark A. A.. Saturday, which ended in a
win for the Fall River Rovers by a score
of two goals to none, will probably have to
be replayed as the Clark A. A. protested
the game on the ground that the Rovers
played Bagley, who was under suspension
by the New England League.
want to Play Soccer Football.
The Ironslde I. B. c.. of Harrison, would
like to arrange games with 100 to 105 pound
teams. Challenges sent to James Walsh,
A Soaring avenue, Harrison. will be COZ
sldered. The Ironsides will play the strong
Red Ring, Of Harrison, on New Years
Day at Clark's grounds, East Newark.