Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-31
Ties TO Be Played Of This
Week--Games We're
High Class.

oul Lit iilSscd Will q SllOl liAal NCJlt
a few inches wide. Newark defense I'M
proved as the players warmed III ana
Mcmahon ~ploughed into the visitors
line. He finally got a charcs 20 net
the leather. but failed. A few minutes
later Riker got the ball by Dowie, but
was declared offside and the goal was
not credited to the Newarkers
The half was about twenty-five MIN
utes old when Ford centred to Lannox.
who drove the ball into the goal for
the West Hudsons' first point.
on the kickoff Mcmahon got the bail
and passed TO Dunlop. who was tripped
up by McAllister, and a penalty Kick
was awarded TO Newark. Mcmahon
took the ball and promptly tied the
score. A short time after IN a scrirn-
mage in front Of the Hi;dson goal Lag
gett. of the Newark's bon;e1 the ball
straight and true throasf, a bunch OF
legs into the visitors goal and the
Newarks had the lead. TIE half e'dsd
with the score 81.
The Hudsons did r1ost o. the offtn-
sive work in the second pstiod. I.annox
tied the score with q beautiful shot
that cleared Lakely's head, though he
made a brave try. rhs winning goal
was scored when Leggstt fouled FHrd
and a penalty was de,sred. Fcrd
kicked tile goal that ga - his team the
winning advantage.
The lineup.
west Uudsons. Newark r. c.
'Dowie ......,.. ifakeiey
G. McAllister. clark. Barr, James Leggett
Backs.
Purdie. McKay...."."..Peei McMahon
Lawson uaifbacls
knowles, Seddan.".....t..Jon il l1esgstt
|L.ennox. Ford.......t.....'.tra ncis, Dnniop
taftef '','.. Forwards W
Referee-G. Phillip. of Trenton.
Another team to qualify for the sec"
Dnd round in the A. +. A. competition
was the Brooklyn Celtic eleven, which
defeated the Columbia Football Club OF
New York on the West Hudson Oval
Yesterday by a score of 10. The Gel
ties won the game in the second half.
when Macpherson finally put the ball
into the net after Deilman, the Colum-
bia g~oal-keeper, had repeatedly saved
by his clever playing.
At Wiedenlnayer's Park the Sons OF
ST. George League team, the Birming-
hams. made an auspicious entrance into
the American cup competition by hold
ing the Brooklyn II. G. to a draw, each
team scoring twice during the contest.
The "Brunls'' we're two goals behind In
the first half, but by PERSISTENT plug.
ging tied it up in the final period. The
play-off viii take place at Brooklyn
next Sunday.
The Clan MacDolald team, Of Brook
I'm, and the Vernon Lodge eleven
figured III a game at the Marquette
Oval, Brooklyn. The Brooklynltes were
victorious by q score of 20.
Neither the Bronx United nor the
Ansonia team. of Ansonia, Conn, was
able to gain an advantage in q game
plsyed at Yonkers, n. e., yesterday,
and it ended a-2. 1t was the second
time that these teams have fought in
the A. f. A.. 10 q draw, and the third
game Will be played on neutral grounds
next Sunday.
A draw was also played by the Jersey
A. G.. and the Crftchleys yesterday
afternoon on Edison Field, South
Brooklyn. Neither side scored A goal.
The gar1e VIII be Teplayeu next SuHudy
on tho Jerseys grounds. according to
A. r. A. rules.
AT Olympic Park. Paterson, in the
American cup competition, the Pater-
son Rangers and the Philadelphia Hi
pernisns played each other TO a stand
stiIl. The Quakers made a goal in the
first half and held their advantage until
within three minutes Of the close. when
Bissett shot a goal that tied it up.
Or Saturday the Ceities went down
to defeat before the Trenton Cale-
domains, at Philadelphia, by a score of
81. The Philadelphia Thistles con-
| o6ered the Hollywood Inn eleven by a
score of 3 goals to | on the Quaker
teams grounds.
: BOWLING TONIGHT. :
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New Jersey National Tourna- !.
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