The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SOCCER RESULTS.

The Newark Hearts gained a creditable
victory over the Hollywood Inn Football
Club. Of Yonkers, in the National Assoc
citation Football League series at Morris
Park yesterday afternoon by a score of 1
by the addition of Swiss and Hamilton.
two East Newark players, who mad a
good showing, Hamilton performing in
good style at centre halfback.
Three hundred spectators were present
when play started Owing to the rain the
ground was in poor condition, the players
having difficulty in keeping on their feet.
The only goal of the game was scored in
the first half. Tweedie beating McArdle,
the Hollywood goalkeeper, with a good
shot shortly before half time.
In the second half play was fast and ex-
citing, both elevens having numerous
chances to score, but none of the for
wards seemed able to get the ball through.
The Hearts had the best of play and for a
considerable time kept the Yonkers men
on the defensive. Adam Mcleod, formerly
with the Newark b. c., had several clever
runs in the second half, but failed to get
ball past McDuff. The lineup follows:
Newark Hearts. Hollywood Inn.
Goal
AS ~
Backs.
1otten WINE
Hamilton, Garner.ya....HHl, crammond
Buchan, Wilkinson. -. +. Mcleod, Dryden
Hill, Tweedle, Jack. Ovens, Munro, Sharp
Forwards.
Referee-A. Montgomery.
Newark Defeats Paterson Rangers.
III Newark Football Club won a hard
fought game from the Paterson Rangers,
at Paterson yesterday, In the Ma
tional League series, by the score
of 2 goals to /. The game was played In a
drizzling rain, only 200 spectators being
present. Fenwick scored for Newark in
the first half, the Rangers being unable to
gain a point. In the second half J. Leggett
scored another goal for Newark, and Con-
The game was called ten minutes from
time, owing to darkness. The Paterson
Rangers will protest the game to the Ma
tional League, the Newark eleven arriving
late and not being ready to start at $3.50 p.
~, the official kickoff time prescribed by
the league.
The lineup follows:
Newark. Paterson Rangers.
Jas. Leggett, Hynds. -. Martin, McGregor
Backs.
Dunlop, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Porter, Hill
mckay craig
Halfbacks.
Mckay, Cuthill. .........." Hogan Dearn
Piggins, Fenwick. .....",.,..Smith, Connors
Jack ."""".-,.m......... Drinkwater
Forwards.
Referee-G. Stewart, Of New York.
True Blues Get "A Scare.
The True Blues. of Paterson, ran up
against a stiff proposition when they
tackled the Jersey A.. C., of Jersey City.
at Greenville yesterday in a National
League game, which resulted In a draw
3 goals each. h Jersey City players sur
prised the Blues by their aggresslyeness,
and the Paterson men were lucky In draw
ing the game, just managing to tie the
score shortly before time.
Scots VS.. Clan Mcdonald Postponed.
The game scheduled between the Scot
tish-Americans n Clan Mcdonald foot
ball eleven In the National League compe-
titIon at the Vailsburg Board Track
grounds yesterday afternoon was post
poned owing to poor condition of the
grounds, one section being flooded.
Turner Juniors, 3; MaJestics, O.
The Turner Juniors defeated the Males
tics of Newark. on the ~latter's rounds,
yesterday afternoon. by a score Of 9 to y,
IN an interesting game of soccer football.
The Turner Juniors would like to hear from
such teams as the Yale Juniors, Pastime
F. C. and the 20 A. c.