The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02


The Newark Hearts met the Howard &
Bullough Football Club, of Providence.
r. l., at Morris Park yesterday afternoon
in the second round of the American Cup
ties. After a hard fought ninety minutes
it resulted in a goalless draw. Five hun
bred spectators witnessed the game. 1t is
evident the Newark Hearts do not intend
to be put out of the American Cup ties
this season without n struggle. Johnny
Holiness aggregation had a big, share of
the play yesterday, but the Same old
story, weakness in shooting for goal,
spoiled what chances they had OF victory.
The Howard & Bullough eleven did not
show the same speed and goal getting
ability which characterized their play on
a former visit here. They played a hard
game ct Pawtucket on Saturday and were
forced to travel all night, which probably
affected their play. Yesterdays draw will
necessitate the Newark Hearts travelling
to Providence and deciding the tie on the
Howard & Bullough grounds next Satur-
day.
The Hearts kicked off against the wind.
and for several minutes kept the ball in
the H.-B.'s territory.
The visitors at length broke away and
gained a free kick near Hearts goal. JEFF
freys saved Another attack by the Down
Casters on Hearts goal followed and it
looked as II they would score, but Kaylor
brought relief to the Hearts by shooting
past; The Hearts forwards got away
them up. The Hearts were soon swarm
Ing around the visitors goal again, but
Buchan's fast shot was well saved by
Toohey, and Martin ended the attack by
shooting over The bar. The Hearts now
gained a fruitless corner kick. The H.-B.s
started a promising run up field, but Den
nison was given off side. A spell of long
kicking followed during which Purdie got
n nh arn 10 non AZ tho lafF Dnin0 hut hNl
shot was a mile off" Play was of a very
even nature and at the interval neither side
had been able to score.
On resIming the visitors attacked. Swiss
missed his kick, letting Kaylor away, but
Jetfreys stopped the shot. The Hearts
forwards showed Improvement in their
play in this half and had several good runs,
but O'Toole and McAlister defended
strongly. Swiss kicked poorly again put
ting his goal in danger, but Stevenson
crossed over and cleared. A fierce attack
by the H.-B.s' forward followed and twict
Jeffreys listed away dangerous shots. To-
ward the close the Providence players made
strenuous efforts to score, but Jeffreys wa,
always on the spot and took care of every.
thing that came his way. The game ended
In a draw, no goals being scored.
The outstanding man on the Hearts sid
was Jeffreys, their gdalkeeper, who I'm
doubtedly saved The Eight blues from de
feat. Stevenson, at fullback, also played
good game.
o'Toole at left fullbaok for the Howart
& Bulloughs, played a great game. Hi
tackling was swift and sure, and hi
kicking clean. He was the best back OF
the field.
The lineup follows:
Newark Hearts. Howard & B%ullough.
'erress Coal rooney
Swiss. Stevenson. .'o'Toole, McAliistel
Totten. Hamilton $500. Lynn, Robertson
Gardner .'''''.1.....n ...'-...' MelVhie
Buchan, Martin -. Brannan, McDermonf
Laurie, Tweedie. ..."....,. Dennison, Brown
Forwards.
Referee-H. Wilkie.
Clarks Win at Paterson.
The Clark \. A found the Pater;
son Rangers rather easy at Willard
Park. Paterson, yesterday afternoon, de-
feating them 5 goals to Q. The confess
was in the first round Of the Clan McDon
aid Cup competition. and attracted over 100
spectators. The first half was fast ana
! evenly contested. the Rangers defending
their goal successfully against the speedy
Clark forwards. No goals were scored In
this half. In the second half the Rangers
experienced hard luck. Wilson. their clever
goalkeeper, being injured and forced to re-
tire. Craig, a halfbaclk. took his place
between the uprights. The Clarks man
aged to score shortly after this from Neil
son. This goal seemed to take all the
heart out OF the Rangers and they wen
to pieces. Nelson scored another goal
Horne one and MCGEE two. the game end
ing In an easy win for the Clarks. The
lineup:
Clark A. A. Paterson Rangers.
tdunJ WllsOt
Goal.
Toman, Mason. ........,.N ichol, McGregoi
Backs.
T.. Fisher, Nell, Lone. Craig, Smith, Porter
Ha1fbacks.
c.. Fisher, Taylor........ .Connors, Hogan
McGee. Horne. j. Mcmillan, w. Mcmillan
Nelson .....,. Drinkwatei
Forwards.
Referee-Allan Montgomery.