Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-24
AMERICAN CUP GOES FEAST" With FAST
AND PLUCkY HOWARD s BULLOUGHS
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neil was on the job and cleared. Har-
vey again got the ball on the side and
centred 1t to Mckay, who tried hard
to score but the ball merely scraped
the posts. Waltermaite was hit in the
stomach on a kick from banks ana
time was called. When play resumed
Kinds received the ball and kicked
toward the Pawtucket teams goal, but
Goal-keeper Healey made a beautiful
stop and Donnelly finally cleared.
The H. BIS, rushed the ball down
the field. Blakely got the sphere from
the left side of the field and sent it
to the posts, but the "Hibs'" defender
again cleared safely. The "Hibs'
rushed the ball down, but Captain
O'Toole took 1t away and sent it to-
ward the 'Irishmen's'' goal but it
rolled outside.
After the ball had been tossed in
Smith made q game attempt for a
point, but missed, the ball going but
inches past the posts. After several
passes up and down the field Creighton
finally got the leather and seat it
toward the "Hibs' goal, but it cleared
the top. The ball was in the hibern-
isns territory nearly all the time. The
III. Bs.' were awarded q corner kick,
but again failed to accomplish any
thing. The lib" forwards went down
the field, but Donnelly again took the
ball away n saved trouble. Bur
rows had a chance to tally but his
slowness in getting to the ball enabled
O'Toole to plant the bali safely away
from the post. the "H. Bs." rushed
the ball down the field and Eddie Penn
berton smashed it through the net,
but Referee Harry Dale declared the
P~awtucket men off-side and would not
allow the point.
The Hibernians dribbled. down the
field and gained a corner kick after
that. Nothing serious happened, how
ever. Burrows showed great speed
when he took the ball along the line,
passing a trio Of III. B." men. He
tried TO centre it but the wind car
ried the leather over the posts. Bur
rows had another excellent chance TO
tally a few moments later. but was
forced to kick outside. The ball vas
rushed into the "Hibs'" territory
again, and the Rhode islanders tried
their mightiest to score but failgd
thanks only to the good work of Coal
keeper O'Donnell.
After the "Bulloughs" had failed on
a corner kick Blakely gave Burrows
another chance for a corner n sh.
The latter centred it and Gallagher
receiving it banged it over the goal.
When half-time was called for the rst
half neither team had been able to
score.
Second Half.
Gallagher kicked off for the Phila-
delphians. The ball went up and
down the field, both elevens sharing in
Kicking the leather. The Bulloughs
gained a corner kick, Harvey centring
II. blakely received the sphere, but
kicked high, the bali going e the
goal. On the KICKOFF by O'Donnell.
Harvey again took the ball and CEN
tired it, but no one was there and
out went the sphere. Mckay passed
to Harvey on a throw-in, but the lat
ter sent the leather to the side of the
post. The Quakers rushed the ball
down the field, m Defender Healey
saved when the Heb" halfback,
Blaney. sent a wicked liner toward
him. Kinds got the ball and ran it
down the field. but Mckay cleared.
Here's where the first goal was
scored, Mckay cleared, the leather
going out OF bou ads. On the throw-in