Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-27
Although Paterson Rangers Got
Early Lead Local Soccer
Eleven Evened Score. =
RAIN SHORTENS SCHEDULE


Despite the inclement weather which
prevailed yesterday four OF the five
preliminary round American Cup tie
soccer contests were played. The
teams scheduled for Saturday were
less fortunate, however rain interior
ing with three of the six games billed.
Two draws were played yesterday
the Scottish Americans and the Pat
erson Rangers and the Newark f. G.
and True Blues finishing on even
terms. The West Hudsons defeated
the Greenville r. c., while the Brook
lyn F. c. eliminated the Clan McDon-
aids. The Hollywood Inns forfeited
to the Brooklyn Celtics.
Rangers and Scots Draw.
The Paterson Rangers played
draw with the Scottish-Americans,
of this city, in their cup-tie game at
the Harrison Oval yesterday after
noon. The final score was 2 to 2.
The teams scored one goal in each
OF the periods. Shortly after the start
of the game SPINNER dribbled the ball
and finally scored first blood for the
Rangers. On the next kickoff Fen
wick got the ball on pass from Mills
through the Scottish Americans
backfield and scored on a pretty shot.
The Newarkers fought like tigers and
Toman scored the goal. The lineup:
Scottish-Americans Paterson Rangers
hnoWies ...............- ....'....... Mchae
Goal.
Fullbacks.
Young, Rogers ....Adamson, p. steuart
Purdy' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Garuner
Halfbscks.
Fenwick. Gardner .......Spindler, Hogan
Green, Mills ............ Liddell, A. Stuart
McMillan. ...............;;... copper
Fullbacks.
iGoals-Mills, Barry. for Rangers; Lid
dell. Penalty kick-Purdy. Score end Of
first half-Scottish-A Americans l, Pater-
son Rangers |. Final score = Scottish
Americans 2, Paterson Rangers 2. Ref
eree-Peat. Linesmen-William Scott,
Paterson Rangers; Harry Spence, Scot
ish-Americans.
West HudsOns Triumph.
Although the West Hudsons de-
feated the Greenville f. c., of Jersey,
goals to 2 in an American cup tie
contest at West Side Park, Jersey
City, yesterday, the Harrisonians
were pressed all the way by their less
experienced opponents. The ground
was unfavorable, but both elevens,
despite the disadvantage, played fast
The Hudsons scored four minutes
after the start, but Mclaughlin, of
the Greenvilles, was right back with
the tying count Cooper scored for
the Hudsons near half-time. Mon
tieth tailed the third point for the
Hudsons at the start of the final ses-
sion. Montieth was also responsible
for the fourth Hudson point, causing
Sutton, the Greenville back, to force
the leather through his own net. Nc
Langren tailed for the home eleven
shortly before the final whistle. The
lineup:
Greenville F. c. West Hudsons.
Weith ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,...... carney
Sutton, Davidson. -. Napier, Mcbride
Backs.
Mcknight, Hager. Mclean, Lennox
Halfbacks.
Mclaughlin, Spence. Mcclellan, Knowles
e e1ehe,f smith cooper MontIeth
Forwards.
Referee-Allan Montgomery.
Newark and True Blues Draw.
Slipping around in mud and water
close to ankle deep, the True Blues
were lucky to hold the Newark f. c.
to a 90 draw in their American Cup
Tie battle at Olympic Park yesterday
afternoon. The Newark team started
to march down the field like con-
quering armg, and within three min
utes they had the Blues backed up
in front of their own cage. After
the opening rush the Blues rallied
quickly, and soon turned the tide of,
battle in the opposite direction, and
in another five minutes Dowie was
called on to make diving save of
a hot shot from Gradwell's toe that
was labeled goal. The same teams
will replay the battle in this city
next Sunday. Following was the line
up:
True Blues. Newark r. C..
Raitt neutrality-suspicious. ''"''
McAilister, wilson. Glastetter, Leggett
Backs. 49,,
Hudson. Stewart. .Howstt, Mcneil
Murray ....'...;.,.;:;...;...''''' Duniop
Flatley, Lowe $500, Montgomery' Koop
Elliott, Gradwell ...... Richardson, ward
Nelson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. McAlliSter
Forwards.
Referee-John Nesbitt.
Clan McDonalds Lose.
In the first round of the American
Football Association Cup Tie com,
petition the Brooklyn #. C. humbled
the Clan MacDonalds by a score OF
Q goals to l at Marquette oval, Brook
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Portland Club Captures
Pacific Coast Pennant
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-The
Pacific Coast League baseball season
closed yesterday with the Portland
(Ore.) Club the pennant-winner with