New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-20

Goals--King ~, Mcqueen and ron,. o. |
brooklyn Celtics; Clark for Clan NcKen1ss
Referee-William Russell. Time OF halves
Forty-five minutes each.
The Overseas Wanderers had causa N.
joy for both their New York Ama,s,,
League and Metropolitan League teams
won on the same field at Van Cortland,
Park. The amateur team took the Sued.
ish F. c. into camp by a score OF goal.
to and the Metropolitan eleven beat tha
Sayrna team BY a score OF goals TO 2
after maintaining a lead Of TO at half
time. The goal scorers in the Amateur
League game were Curvin o. Pats and
Mayor In the Metropolitan Hanson OF.
celled. scoring half his teams points
while McCrighard found the losers net
twice and the Campbell brothers once
each.
Meeting In Metropolitan League game
at Macomb's Dam Park yesterday after.
noon. the Hamilton f. c. and st. George
elevens played ninety minutes 10 tie Of
l goal all Curtiss tailed the point for
the Hamiltons in the first period. while
Duffy evened up matters for the Saints
in the middle of the second half Frank
Whalen was in superb form for the Ham,
iltons.
Starting the second half with a tie
score of l goal, the Chelseas swooped
down upon the Hudson United in a Net
ropolttan League game at Huber's Oval
yesterday afternoon and walked OF the
field victors by score of goals to l.
The Eureka F. c. won the Metropolitan
League fixture with the Spanish F. C. at
Emerson Field yesterday afternoon by .
score OF goals to l. Dean played rat
ting game apd scored twice for the win
ners, while Price and Reimer each found
the Spaniards' citadel for point each
Duplicating the record breaking score
of last week, the German F. Z. humbled
the Hudson United squad in a New York
Amateur League game by y goals 10 l.
Mannborg, the wonderful player Of the
Germans and who previous 10 his play
ing in this country was a member Of an
international team in Europe, set new
individual high score record for the sea-
son when he ran up the unusual number
of s goals His fast footwork and agility
In evadlng the defence put UP by the Hud'
sons were marvellous. and each time he
tore down the field ne was greeted with
cheers Always his mark of attack was
the goal OF the Hudsons, and IN every
instance he sent the ball whizzing De-
tween the uprights VI. Van der Neene
also did yeoman service scoring goas'
while w. Meyer added /.
At Woodside, Long Island, YESTERDAY
afternoon the Fultons and LonEehoNs
met in a New York Amateur League hiE
ure, and the former team emerged VICIOUS
In a hard fought game by goals 10
After forty-fve minutes play IN the n'''
period the score ended in tie. Two NJ
utcs after the restart Barlow fouhu Wv
Longfellows' net for point, ana SsNS
ten minutes later annexed godl ~" ,hs
This is the third straight victory IVi ~
Buttons i'm the championship series ,r
The Camerons tackled the Kangers -.
an Amateur League game yes'eII" ,,,sr
ternoon al New Bronx oval. ana ai, ss
ninety minutes of strenuous play eos1
ont yictors by the narrow marsln ..
goals to /. Welsh scored twice lol '"'
winners and Mcbride for the Rangers
In a National League contest al ter.
auette Oval. Brooklyn. YESTERDAY IND
noon. the True Blues, OF JerssS 1iayed
the clan McDonalds. of Brooklyn piSyss
a drawn battle of / goal. The game Ts
hotly contested and many
IL oh ah