The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-04
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Il. & B. Soccer Eleven, Of
Providence, Beaten in
Hard Game, z to |.

OF GION1QelCe, II. l.. WHICH was IL
as one of the strongest elevens in the New
England Association Football League, had
to bow to the West Hudsons in the exhi-
bition game at Harrison Oval yesterday,
the isuburbanites winning, 2 goals to l.
The visitors gave a fine exhibition OF
soccer" and as they are entered in the
American Cup competition this season. are
sure to make 1T decidedly interesting tor
the crack elevens In this section in the
game yesterday a crowd of LOCO spectators
turned out TO see the contest, and gave
the Providence boys a warm reception,
The visitors won the toss and electea 10
play with the wind at their backs. COT
man kicked of for the Hudsons. Inc
home team was first TO attack. Miller
sending in a long shot, which went VIDE.
The Hudson forwards again starred a
run. but Carter spoiled L by lying on
side. The Down Casters gained a cor
ner Kick, but Kettles cleared. Clever
work by the visitors forwards enabled
them to get close to Hudsons' goal again.
but Brown was too slow in shooting. Nc
Allister, the II. & B. outside right wing,
was prominent with some clever lodging
the chance was not accepted. Inc ylsltors
were again forced to defend and German
almost scored. Toohey saving. The Down
and kept Hanlon, Brockie and Kettles
busy defending for some time. me Hud-
sons ultimately shook them off and trans
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placed the ball nicely in front of goal ana
Dean c~leverly headed it through for Hud-
sons first goal.
on resuming the H. & BIS carried the
ball down the field, McAllister sending In
a fine shot, which struck the post and
luckily for the Hudsons glanced behind.
Another beautiful shot by the same player
followed, but Hanlon listed 1t away. Play
continued fast and exciting. FROM a cor
ner kick, German scored the West Hud-
sons second goal. Although. two goals
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away and McAllister gave the other for
wards several good chances to score
which they failed to take advantage OF.
Andy Kettles was in fine form for the
Hudsons and many times punted out of
danger. When the interval arrived the
West Hudsons were leading by 2 goals
to 0.
On resuming in the second half. the
home team Immediately took up the run
ming. but German shot high over the
cross bar. Dean. several times single
O'Toole. their left halfback. usually got
the best of Tommy The Hudson's for
wards got dangerously near the visitors
goal again, but Gorman. IN the act OF
man once more got away, but Dean hung
too long on the ball. McAllister started a
run for the H. BIS, but strong tackling by
Kettles averted danger. The visitors con
tinued to play c~leverly in the open, giving
a fine exhibition of the passing game, but
were weak in finishing. TIL H.
BIS gained two corner kicks, but the Hud-
sons on each occasion drove them back.
The Down Casters" stormed the Hudson's
goal again and from a fine centre by Nc
Allister Brown scored.
From the kickoff the visitors again at
tackled and Brown headed over the bat.
From a corner kick a scrimmage resulted
close to the Hudsons' goal and 1t looked as
II the H.. BIS would tie the score, but the
ball was eventually punted out Of danger.
The Down EasterS'' were now all over the
Hudsons and the good defense of Kettles
and Hanlon alone prevented disaster.
easy chance to score by shooting wide
from short range.
The Hudsons now had their turn, and
at the other end had, hard luck in not
the ball CHANGING off Lough's foot
and striking cross bar. A long drive by
Kettles LANDED the ball in front of the visi-
tors goal again.. but German was too
eager, and missed a good chance to in
crease the Hudson's score by running the
ball behind. Shortly after the whistle
blew. leaving the West Hudsons victors
of O hard-fought game.
The lineup follows:
West Hudsons. Howard & Bullough
Hanlon rooney
Kettles, Brooke. ......... Tough, o'Toole
Hackett, Seldom .......B Brennan Robertson
Halfbacks.
Dean. Knowles ..... .McA1ister. McDermott
German. Lawson. .....,..D ennison. Brown
Carter ..-,,.... keylor
Forwards.
LIcOricc A. c., 3; ~GreenvilIes, o.
At the IJcorice Oval. yesterday after
noon, the Licorice A. C. eleven defeated
the G~reenvilles In a game of soccer foot
ball by a score OF 5 goals to 0. The teams
lined up as follows:
Dicorice A. c.. Greenville Rangers.
OIOSS ShODD
Coal