New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-06
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL GAlrEs.
First Regular Matches Of the Season are
Hard Fought

n
son N earnest yesterday afternoon there being five
I games scheduled the immediate vicinity The
their first practice exhibition game with the
of the BOYS Club at the BAY Ridge s-ro,1ne5s
The greater experience OF the visitors, who have
oerh o'S'Inz'd LOT many years told in their favor
and In the end them the victory by goal 10 a.
! Nevertheless. the Crescents held their own wei
and succeeded preventing their opponents from
| scoring in the first half
| An oven game resulted from the FIRST match ~
the New York Amateur Association Football League
series between the champion CamerouS and the Nc
tiregorS. OF Yonlers. AZ Van Cortandt Park. the
outcome being tie at one goal each side. In
the first half the YonkerS players gave the cham
plons somewhat of by tallyng the only goal
@'tt' aoout twenty minutes or play Porter, at
centre ha1 following up the ball energeticaly. shoC
through for the visitors The score was success
fully tied in the middle of the second half. when
cameron the champions centre forward eluded the
vigilance of the Yonkers goalkeeper and got the
/ sphere between the posts.
After ho wing the score at 1 TO against then, IN
. the league championship game at Marquette oval
BROOKLYN, YESTERDAY the RrookynS D,1lIed The gare
goals TO 1. The BrOOklyns won the toss and gave
themselves the benefit OF the wind and sun In
spite OF this the opposing of the PlainfeId club
scored first blood in consequence OF a penalty
awarded FOR foul by Kinnard- Mitchell shot
through Planield- Thereupon the home players
woke UP in earnest. and HOyle. custodian for the
JcrSeynru. had about all he could handle.
length pass by Slater owen resulted in a point.
and the score was tied at the end Of the first half
Armstrong and Milne played in brilliant form for
Brooklyn The former sent long shot. which hit
the cross bar and bounded back and Immediately
thereafter hot gTounder from the same player waS
negotiated splendid centre by Williams then
taken by Watts and banged through, putting Brook
lyn in the lead. Williams who playing in his
old form, scored the final goal for Brooklyn after
running nearly the whole length of the field
At the Prospect Park Parade Grounds in Brook
yn. the second team OF the Brooklyn Football Club
kept up their winning streak by disposing OF tina
eleven from the steamship Carmania by the score
of goals to 0, both being made IN the second half
After the whistle had blown for the restart Brook
lyn took up the pressing and Phillips after piece
OF fine dribbling. beat Cain with a singing shot
The same player almost Immediately repeated. and
a good game ended in favor OF the honls team
The tars were on the aggressive for the most part
in the opening half.
rlucky game was put up by the players OF ths
Norris High School in the game with the Cam
eroa Reserves at Van Cortlandt Park TIE school,
boys. in fact doomed quite dangerous IN the rst
half WARDROBE and Leder scoring the only goals
OF the period for Morris High School The Cam
erons took their turn IN the second half however.
and the forwards rushed everything before them.
Sinclair. Bartlett. Marshall and Mcbride each
cured a goal, and the game ended in favaz Il thu
Reserves by goals TO .
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