Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22
West Huds
Hudsons Meet Tartar..

victories the West Hudson soccer
football eleven was held to draw BY
the Jersey A. C. in National League
match at Harrison Field, Harrison.
yesterday afternoon. each combina=
ton scoring two poitns The Jerseys.
although held to even terms with the
champions, outplayed the homesters
throughout. and only a poor boot OF
penalty on the part of the Jerseys
saved Charley Murray's band of kick
ers from defeat. The big opportunity
came in the second period, when the
Jerseys gained a penalty kick or
Lawson, one OF the Hudson backs.
Charley Fisher, who was one of the
shining lights of the ARRAY, was
given the chance to smash the leather
through the net, but he missed by
yards. Fisher succeeded in making
both the Hudsons' points. Georgia
Knowles performed in a like manner
for the Hudsons, for he, too, was en-
abled to tally his elevens' two goals
skeeters Were Aggressive.
The strong, busting, aggressive
style of the Jersey halfbaeks. Bert
Waldron and Stewart. broke up the
Hudsons' forward play and this ae-
counts greatly for the Jerseys Sue
cess Tommy Waldron especially was
in great form, his tackling being on8
OF the features of the game.
Play Fast at All Times.
Play was fast and exciting all
through, both goals running many
narrow escapes, the Jerseys having
slightly the best of play. Near half
time on q centre from Mckay, Charlie
Fisher scored for the Jerseys. Their
lead was a short one, however. the
Hudsons carrying the ball quickly to
/ a,.A nd frnr haulfftfffi
cross by Montieth. Knowles with an
open goal, scored easily.
| Second Half Rough.
The second half was also fast and
play at times got very rough. Smith
and Charlie Fisher, of the Jerseys
were both injured, but were able to
continue playing after a short rest.
The Jerseys again gained the lead
| when Charlie Fisher, on centre from
| Smith, scoring with a shot which
struck the post and went into the net.
The Jerseys were a goal ahead until
eight minutes from the end, when
during a force attack on the Jersey
goal Knowles scored with swift
shot the ball going into one corner OF
the net out of Hanlon's reach. The
| lineups follow:
west Hudson. Jersey A. c.
Carney ...................... Hanlon
| Goals.
Mcbride, Lawson Rosenbauer, B. Fisher
Backs.
Mclean, Lennox ........... Best, Waldron
Ingram ;.,,............... ote"hrt
Mcclellan, Knowles. .Zehnbauer, G. Fisher
Cater, Cooper. Starr, Smith
Montieth ............... ......... Mckay
Forwards.
Referee-Allan Montgomery.
Newarlss win Out.
The Newark F. C. came from behind
and defeated the Scottish American
It. G. 3 goals to In a National League
game at Athletic Park, Vailsburg.
Yesterday afternoon. The Scots scored
their only point in the first half, Nc
Cauley making a neat shot shortly
after the start The locals went into
the final period handicapped, as the
Scots drew first blood. Richardson
tailed two of his teams points. while
A. McAllister was there with the
third. The lineup:
Newark f. C. Scots
Dowie ..''.'...';ai; coi :''.'''''. Ano"A'
Broadbent, Leggett. ...... .Toman, Barry
Backs.
Robb, Montgomery Mcdonald, hogsrs
Halfbacks.
]. McAllister, Doig. ...... Strain, Green
Ricbarad,sG'n Ward winston M McHafae
A. McAilister ,i Forwarda H. ncDona'a
Goals-Richardso 2, A. McAllister.
Referee-Charley Ward, Passaic.
True Blues Victorious.
The True Blue soccer football team
defeated the Wilberforce eleven in
their National League game at Will
lard park, Paterson. yesterday AFTER
noon by a score OF to g. The fact
that both were Paterson teams added
to the interest and big crowd saw
the game. The Blues scored two goals
In the first period and four in the
second. The Wilberforce scored ono
goal in the first half and two in the
second. The lineup:
True Blues wiblerforce
nicAioie iGoais. a'''s-
Murray, McAlllster. Ford, Bareneroft
Backs.
Winning. Wilson. .....J. Nell, Deickman
Lowe .;:...;...... Whittsetts
Raitt, Laird, Lynch. .Garside Leadbeatsr
Elliott, Nelson Hayes, III. Nell, Holt
Forwards.
Rangers Trim Macs.
1t remained for the Paterson RAN
gers to shatter the fast growing Inn
preston that a Paterson soccer f0ot-
ball aggregation could not get away
with a game on the Olympic park
| grounds in Shutdown. The Rangers
| tackled the Clan MacDonalds, OF
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon in
their first at home game in almost
month, and got away with the big
end of to score Following was
the lineup:
Clan Macdonald Rangers.
| MORRISON ......,...s ....s........ NtiiieA
| Goals.
i GLIB, Ross ........... stewart, MOWell
Fullbacks.
Halfbacks.
| Crane, narrower johnson, Adamson
Hawey, Barr .........Spinnlers Hogan
ROSS neutrality-suspicious.. SooHct
i Forwards.
/ POCKET BILLIARD MATCH
Earl Sigler, the pool expert and
Roy Reams, of this city. will meet lE
q Hotpoint match for a purse OF $50 af
the Metropolitan Billiard Academy
Market and Washington streets to-
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