Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-14
HDDSONS DEFEAT THE TRUE BLUES
AND LEAD NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS
Paterson Eleven Scores but
Once Against Visitors Four.
Scots and Jerseys Draw.

Y defeating the ltuo htuSS $3.50
II day at Paterson the West NV =
sons went into first place in the
National League race. The Paterson
Rangers and Wilherforoe eieVehs' as
a result of their victories over the
Newark and Brooklyn A. Z. u re-
snective,v advanced into a second
n~osition tie. The Scottish-Amerieans
and the Jerseys each gained a point by
drau,inv in their contest. The True
Rl,,es are now in third place with the
Ierseys The Newarks are in fourth.
the "Scots'' in fifth and the Brookiyns
in the cellar position
The True Blues, of Paterson, VINO
early in the season gave promise VI
being the best combination III the
league. lost their second straight game
Yesterday at Willard Park, Paterson
when they were defeated by the west
Hudsons, of Harrison. The score was
q to l. One of the largest crowos Oh
the season, many from Newark VIII
messed the battle.
The Hudson county team scored d
trio of points in the first period Len
nox tailed two of them. whlle carter
Registered the other. A few n
after the start VI llic ldSh A1
of the Hudsons. made the fourth n
last goal. Laurie ave the fatei-
sonians from being BANKED by scoring
a point near the end of the game Inc
lineup:
True Blues. west f1uu9ons,
Garside down.
p..ola, waldron Doat Clark. McAllister
Thomson Montgomery d. Lawson, Mckay
Winning fuiuie
noorp Leach .A. Knowles, Sedan
Jacks, Laurie. ..............Fo LennoN
Birkwood az
Referee-Allan Montgomery.
Before a large crowd of soccer en-
thusiasts he Scottish-Americans n
the Jersey A. C. played a drawn game
at Wiedenmayer's Park yesterday
afternoon. The final score was 2 goals
to 2.
McHolland tailed the scots first
goal on a beautiful pass from Philips
Garthlev tied the score by making the
Jersey teams initial point from a diff
cult corner. McHolland made the sec
ond point for the locals. The Scots
were granted a penalty kick in this
half. but Mills, after receiving the ball
from Ronson, failed to score. Kettles
tied the score in the second half by
making a neat goal for the Jerseys.
The contest ended in darkness, with
both ~elevents playing fast. The line
up:
Scots. Jersey A. c.
Esplin Coal '
Rennie. Gailey .Ronson, Miller
Backs.
McLane, ;. 1or X
Halfbacks.
Milk. Montieth. Tate, Garthley: Kettles
Referee-A. Burnside.
At Morris Park yesterday afternoon
the Paterson Rangers defeated the
Newark F. c. by a score of ? goals to l.
It was not a very interesting contest.
The first half ended 2 goals to 0 in
favor of the Passaic county combina-
ton. Not until several minutes after
the start of the second session did the
locals register their first and only tally.
Aitken scored it on a pass from NC
Leod. The clever passing of MAR n
Christie. which boys also shot the w
goals for the Rangers, was a feature.
Young and Aitken excelled for the
locals. The lineup:
Newark. Paterson Rangers.
Iakeley Mller
Goal.
Barr, Jas. Leggett..,... Guthrie, c. Coull
Backs.
Peil. McAlllster. s......... Christie, O'Hare
Dunlop Oouii
Halfbacks.
Mcleod Francis ........ .Cochrane, Young
Stark, Aitken. Mali Bissett
John IZeggett.. Snetton
Forwards.
Referee-J. Nesbitt, of New York.
In a 10, s~ly-played game the Wilber-
force eleven downed the Brooklyn
A T. C. in a National League soccer