Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-10
MARSHALLS STILL LEAD JUNIOR SOCCER
LEAGUE; TIES FOR SECOND AND THIRD

Pomeroy Thistles, by their victory over
the American Types, tied the Plainfield
United for second place. The latter
downed the Elizabeth United Saturday.
The schedule for next Saturday is con-
siderabIy- interesting. If the Eurekas
down the present league leaders the
Marshals, and the Pomeroy Thistles
and the Planfield United draw in their
contest, a quadruple>tie for first place
would exist.
The league, so far is an interesting
one, all the teams being well punched.
The large crowds that witness the
games are encouraging to the eleyens
competing, and it is expected that the
initial year of the organization will be
a success.
Before one of the largest crowds that
ever witnessed soccer game around
here. the Eureka A. A. decisively de-
feated the Nairn A. A. in an Inter
city Junior Amateur Soccer League
contest, at Riverside oval, Saturday
afternoon by the score of to 1.
Eureka A. A.-E. ). Carney, goal;
John Ford and F. Valance, backs; r.
Nixon, G. Rogers and E. Morrissey half
backs; j. Winston r. Blakeley A.
WINSTON, II. SoopeI anu e. Meier, LUZ
wards.
Nairn A. A-C. Rowley. goal; Bryson
and Scott, backs; Massey, Portius and
Montgomery, half backs; White. Law
son, Devine, Ingram and 7. Rowley,
forwards.
Goals-Cooper, 2; A. Winston, 2:
Keller, 1; I. Rowley. Linemau-Eu
reka, ]. Mcdonald. Referee-Boyle, Of
Kearny.
Marshall A. A., 2; Thomas A. c., 1.
The Marshall A. A. and the Thomas
A. C. engaged in an Intercity Junior
Amateur Soccer League contest at Riy
erside oval yesterday afternoon. After
an exciting struggle the former team
was the victor by the score of goals to
| /. The lineup:
Marshall A. A-Fields, goal; Black
ley, right forward Ireland, left for
ward; Ingram, right halfback; j. Wat
son, centre halfback; Gardner, left
halfback Partridge, right wing; Tobin.
right wing; S. Watson, centre; Turner,
| left wing Thomas, left wing.
Thomas A. c. Eisfeld, goal; SOM
mers, right field; Rutan, left field;
Renton, right halfback; Burn, centre
! halfback; Began left halfback; Brady,
right wing; Kennedy, right wing; Nc
Donald, centre; Heneghan. left wing;
Laird, left wing.
! Score at end of first half-MarshalI
| A. A. o. Thomas A. C. 1. Final score
Marshall A. A. 2, Thomas A. C. l..
Referee-Mr. Bell, of Jersey City
acknowledgement, of Partington
Goals-Brady, Partridge, Tobin.
Pomeroy Thistles, 2; American Type, o.
| The Pomeroy Thisties, OF this city.
| journeyed to Jersey City yesterday
afternoon and defeated the American
Type eleven in Junior Soccer League
contest, by the score of 2 goals to 0.
The game was exciting throughout,
| but the defense of the local team at
times was brilliant Riley and Doig
scored two goals for the Thistles.
Piainfe1d United, 4, Elizabeth United,
| In one of the most exciting and in
teresting games played at Plainfield
| for some time the Plainfield United
downed the Elizabeth United in an
Intercity Junior Amateur Soccer
League contest Saturday by the score
| of to 2. The score at the end Of the
first half was tie, 2 to 2. but the
! consistent playing of the PlainlieldeTs
in the second setto enabled them TO
! tally two more points.