Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-23
'SCOTS ELIMINATE
PATERSON BLUES

Local Eleven Defeats Silk City
Team in National Challenge
Cup Round.
GAME is HARD FOUGHT
In one of the most holly contested
soccer matches of the season the
Scottish Americans, of this city
eliminated the True Blues, of Pater-
son from further competition in the
national challenge round series at
Clark A. A. oval, East Newark, yes
terday afternoon. The Scots won in
shut-out fashion, goals to 0. Billy ,
Fenwick was the hero of the day
tallying the local eleven's points
Though the Scots had numerous OBJ
portunities to score in the first pc
Rod, they were BANKED. In the sec
ond period, after twenty-five min
utes of nip-and- tuck scrimmaging,
Fenwick finally got the leather
through the uprights for the initial
tally Bobby Ford dribbled the
leather up the field and crossed II
to Fenwick. who sent the ball
side, of the Blues, ran out of his
position. Five minutes later saw
Fenwick score the second and final
point. The Scots were awarded
corner kick and Tommy Stark boot
ed the ball toward the goal. Garside.
however, punched the leather out
Fenwlck was on the spot as the
leather bounded to the ground and
smashed it toward the post for
point.
Draw Game at YOnkers.
The Jersey A. C. and the Yonkers
+. c. engaged in a draw, goals to
q in national challenge round cup
tie contest at Yonkers yesterday af-
ternoon. The contest was exciting
from the start, and both elevens were
evenly matched on both the defensive
and offensive. Both teams failed to
tally in the first period In the sec
ond half, however, Petric and
Laurie scored for Yonkers, while Nc
Kay and Hayes accounted for the
Jersey points.
Newarks Are BIanked by Bronx United.
The Bronx United Field Club took 8
brace in the second half of its nation
al challenge cup tie game with the
Newark f. c. at Manhattan Field,
New York, yesterday afternon and
won by score of goals to 0. Ellis
led in the scoring, with two goals TO
his credit, while J. McAllister tailed
the other.
Paterson Rangers Win.
After many futile attempts the
Ranger soccer football team finally
got faced about on the winning roaa
at Olympic Park, Paterson, yesterday
afternoon and easily defeated the
New York Celtics by a score of to 2
Brown, Wilson and Waldron were the
pointmakers for the Rangers, the for.
mer scoring two points.
Brooklyn +. G. Beats Clan McDonslds.
The Brooklyn F. c. won a place in
the second round of the national cha1-
lenge soccer cup tie at Brooklyn yes
terday by taking the measure of this
Clan McDonalds at Jersey City by
score of 2 goals to 0.
Brooklyn Celtics Have Easy Time.
Scoring almost at will, the Brooklyn
Celtics last years runners-up in the
national challenge cup competition.
had little difficulty in eliminating the
Greenville Football Club in the first
round of the series by a score OF
goals to 1 at Jersey City yesterday
afternoon. At no time were the Gel
tics in danger, but they lost many
chances to roll up larger score by
carelessness in shooting.
Our Boys Team Eliminates Clan McDuns
Meeting in the first round Of the
National Challenge Cup competition,
the Our Boys eleven eliminated the
Clan McDuffs by a score of goals To
/ at knights Oval, Greenpoint.
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon.
Alley Boys Successful.
4 30 10,
ed the Germanias goals to l at Ho-
boken and the Jersey Blues disposed
of the Bloomfield f. c., l goal to o
in Jersey City in pair of New Jer
sey State Amateur League games de
cided yesterday.
Kearny Athletics in Lead.
BY their victory yesterday over tbs
Kearny f. c. goal to 0 the Kearny
| Athletics are now leading the Yves
Hudson Ameteur Football Leaguf
| The Kearny F. G. Alley Boys an
West Hudson Juniors are now or
even terms for second place. Tbs
Valley Boys lost to the Ford A. c.
goals to 0, while the West Hudson
Juniors nosed out the Irish-Amerl
cans, goals to .. The Arlington
A. succeeded in defeating the Tor
vance r. c., goals to i.
Interesting Match.
II was an interesting soccer mattel
that was decided at Park View ova
Yesterday afternoon between the Pas
| times of Harrison and the Shefflelds
of this city. The result was a draw
each team scoring goal. McGill, o.
the Pastimes, and Crompton, of th'
sheffields, were the point-makers.
|
VICTORY FOR SOLDIERS
| The Company X team, of Mont
clair, defeated the quintet from tn,
| White House Club, of this city, bS
the score of As to So at Montclair Sat.
| urday night.
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