Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-19
standing OF the Clnbn.
Jerseys outclassed West Hudson.

The Jersey A. G. outclassed the
West Hudsons, goals to 2. in an ex-
citing National League struggle, at
West Side Park, Jersey City, yester-
day afternoon. 1t was the initial de-
feat for the Harrison team this sea-
son and the result came as surprise.
Carney, Napier and Mcclellan, a trio
of West Hudson regulars, were out of
the lineup, due to injuries sustained
in a game last week. Their loss was
keenly felt. The Jerseys forward line
played brilliantly and outclassed the
Hudsons' forward men from the start.
Jimmy Hayes displayed great form
for the winners, the clever centre sue
ceeding in booting the leather be-
tween the uprights thrice. His work
accounts mainly for the Jerseys sue
cess. Bill Lakeley worked at goal for
the Hudsons and he allowed an ap-
parently easy shot to go through him
in the first half, Charles Zehnbauer
making the point At half time the
Jerseys were in the lead by goals to
l. More than a thousand spectators
witnessed the game.
Blues and Rangers Battle TO Draw.
The Paterson True Blue soccer
football team and the Paterson Ran
gers met In Paterson yesterday in
National League game and battled,
10 q 90 tie.
Garside, the Blues goal keeper, was
called upon to save the game on four
different occasions, and he was al
ways equal to the emergency. Per-
haps the closest call for the Blues
came in the first half when Montteth
arched a corner kick almost into the
mouth of the net. Both teams played
brilliant football, but the Blues
worked more on the defensive than
their Grand street opponents. Brown,
the Rangers star centre forward, was
the particular object OF the Blues
attentions all afternoon and he never
got q chance to get loose during the
game.
Champion BrooItIyns Beat Scots.
After drawing two games in the Ma
tional League championship race the
Brooklyn r. C. title-holders, again
struck their stride yesterday after
noon and DEBATED the Scottish Amer
leans at Clark Oval, East Newark, by
a score Of three goals to 1.
The winners played with the vim
and dash that won them tho amateur
title last year, and although the score
was one all at half time, in the sec
and half they proved conclusivaiy
that they were the better team.
The first goal was scored by II. II.
Shanholdt, and before half time,
through a penalty" kick, Holt evened
the score for the Scots. In the second
half it was all Brooklyn, and H. II.
Steamboats, passing aided Sweeney
to add two more points.
RiOFdan A. A. Eliminated.
The Babcock- Wilcox eleven, of
Bayonne, eliminated the Riordan A.
A., of Harrison, from the American
Football Association cup tie competi-
ton at Bayonne yesterday afternoon.
The score was 3 goals to /. Smith
and Holden were the point scorers
for the winners, the former tallying
two. Busch Tailed the Riordans only
point.
West Hudson Amateur League Results.
The Kearny f. G. defeated the Tor
rance A. c., 2 goals to /; the Valley
Goys and the Irish-Americans en-
gagged in draw, l goal to 1; the
Kearny Athletics BANKED the Airing
ton A. c., 6 goals to 0, and the West
Hudson Juniors shut out the Ford F.
c., l goal to 0, in quartet of West
Hudson Amateur League football
contests decided yesterday.