The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
VAMPIRES DEFEAT
San FRANCISCOS
ThiSffes, Pasfimes, Albion Row
erS and Oaks Also Victorious
on Soccer Fields

The Vampires kept up their winning
streak yesterday by defeating the San
Francisco. 3 to O, in soccer game
held under the auspices of the Cahfor-
MIA football league. The contest took
place at Freeman's park and attracted
a big gathering, of spectators.
There was nothing doing in the way
of a score in the first half, although
the San F'ranciscos had many chances
to do some good for themselves. Nc
Farlane played a brilliant game be-
tween the sticks and was ably assisted
by Hunter and Middleton.
Early in the second half the San
Franciscos were granted a penalty
kick for Shanks overstrendous meth
DDS in taking the ball from one OF the
opposition. Hailes was intrusted with
the kick, and his effort gave McFar-
lane no trouble. the agile goal keeper
grabbing the ball and kicking it to
safety Shortly after this near goal
the Vamps got into their stride and
from nice pass by Wall Bernard
notched the first goal of the game
Ten minutes later Bernard sent over
a pretty center, and. when Frank
Spencer missed his kick, Wall rushed
in and put the ball where it did the
most good. Shortly before the call of
time the yamps made a combined run
down the field and Swain made his
clubs total 3. The teams:
dleton, Ayres. Jackson, Shanks. Ber-
nard, Davidson, Swain, A. Mckenzie
San Francisco - Clements Gates,
Glass.
The Independents put up good
game against the Thistles at Crolrs
Alameda grounds, bat the Scots finally
won by score of to 0. The Indies
had the better of the first half. but the
Thistles notched the only point secured
IN this period. Scott placed a corner
KICK right in front of goal and when
Mcbride touched tho ball out to
Mathieson the sphere rebounded into
the net. The Indies kept in close at
tendance to young McRitchie, but their
shooting was all to the bad.
McRitchie made a number of cIever
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aside efforts which had all the ear
marks of goals. Ten minutes from the
finish the Thistles cinched the game by
putting on another goal. Duncanson
took THROWN and. recovering the ball,
ran down the field and made a pretty
center Aitken caught the ball on the
run and crashed it into the net. The.
teams
Thistles-M. McRitchie. Gore. Grant.
Duncanson, Jackson. Mcintyre, Cars
Well Mclaughlin, Aitken, Morrison and
Observation-Disclosures Canton. Kv,e
Mcintyre. Mathieson. Grant, Bremner
T. Fay, Guild and J. Soutar.
The PastimeB Bar arbarian game drew
big crowd to the Presidio athletic
grounds and fast game was provided
The Pastimes won by a score of to
3. but they knew they had been in
football game before the affair was
over Marshall of the Pastimes was
ruled off the field in the second half
for smuggling. Pike scored the first
goal for the winners early in the first
half, Anderson added two within few
and Welsh soon made it four.
CroH placed the Barbs on the score
sheet with a nice shot and the first
half ended with the Pastimes leading
by to L.
Shortly after the resumption of hos
tilities Mizen headed a pretty goal
for the Pastimes and Donohue made
the total six with a beautiful shot
from long range From a penalty
kick Mckenzie registered for the Barbs
and the same player added another
with a clever shot from the right wing
The teams:
Pastimes-Crowley Airey, Selkirk.
Mizen, Marshall. McKiernon. Anderson
Welsh. Donohue. James and Pike
Barbarians-Mc Holm. John.
Sloan, BUCKINGHAM. Bartlett. Croll Nc
Kenzie, Gray Young and Lees
The Albion Rovers defeated the Cor
inthians to at the FruitvaIe
grounds under the auspices of the Bay
Counties league and the Alamedas fell
before the Oaks at the Oak and Gle
ment street grounds, Alameda. by a
score of 8 to 2.