Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-09
The League Standing:


Brooklyn Blanks Newark Caledonians.
Brooklyns soccer football eleven
amassed it's ninth consecutive Ma
tional League victory yesterday aft
ernoon, when 1t humbled the Newark
Caledonians. of this city, by the one
sided score of 6 goals to 0, at Mar
quette Oval, Brooklyn. The Dodger
eleven scored almost at will, but the
locals were somewhat at a handicap,
for they were represented on the field
by only ten players. The home team
tailed four times In the first period
and scored the remaining twoN points
In the final. The lineup:
Brooklyn F. c. Newark Caledonians.
Goals.
Hynds, Black. Barr, Purdie
Matthews, Adamson. .Frew, tombstone
Halfbacks.
Ford, Van de Wege. ..Arbuthnot, Wyllie
siaoe, miller. '.........-.......... Altken
Referee-Andrew Lawrie.
Newark #. O. Defeats st. George.
The Newark F. C. found little diff
Guilty in winning National League
game from the st. George F. c., of
New York. goals to 1. at Athletic
Park. Vailsburg, yesterday afternoon.
Archie McAllister and Doig divided
scoring honors for the locals, each
getting two goals. ]. Jones netted
the st. George eleven's only point.
The lineup:
Newark. St George.
Goals.
GIastetter, Baerencopf. Shaw, Mcwilliams
TfII
Broadbent, Smith. .Calderbank, Spicer
Halfbacks
]. McAllister, Doig =. Thompson, Madison
Richardson, Ward. .......J. Jones, Morris
A. McAiilster ............... McHugh
Forwards.
Referee-Wilson. Goals-Newark, Doig
2, A. McAllister q; st. George, J. Jones.
Scottish American Are Nosed Out.
Meeting the Scottish Americans, of
this city, in a championship game Of
the National League, at New Bronx
Oval, New York, yesterday afternoon,
the Bronx United eleven had a hard
tussle before 1t won by the close score
of goal to 0. Before the game started
the Scots filed protest with the
referee, j. Ross, stating that the
ground was in no condition for play
ing, but Ross thought differently and
ifb OfuCICu " TAME Tie lcIu. ~
high wind blew across the field, which
prevented the forward lines Of both
teams from being able to gauge the
ball when passing. The lineup:
Bronx United. Scottish-Amer.
Anthony .....................K Knowles
- Goal.
Shand Observation-Disclosures. Tolman
Right back.
SWALLOW barclay
Left back.
O'Callahan .................... Rogers
Right half.
MChaVanauSn .............. t'enWlCk
Centre half.
Salmond Puroy
Left half.
McRftchie ................... McAuley
Outside right
Fitzpatrick .................. winston
Inside right.
Matthew's SprOut
Centre.
Johnson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kelly
Inside left.
Sweeney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. STARK
Outside left.
Score-Bronx United, 1; Scottish
Americans, 0. Goal-Matthews, for
Bronx. Referee-Mr. Ross. Linesmen-
Messrs George and Cohen. Time
Halves of 45 minutes.
Big Crowd Sees True Blues Win.
Before one of the seasons biggest
crowds the True Blues and Rangers,
both of Paterson, battled In Ma
tional League game at Olympic Park.
Paterson, yesterday afternoon, and
resulted, after a Acknowledgment
battle, in favor of the Blues. 1 goal
to 0. The winning goal was Tailed
fifteen minutes before the final
whistle, Waldron getting long shot
past Miller into the Rangers net.
The lineup:
True Blues. Paterson Rangers:
Raitt ;..;;......'.'..' Miller
Wilson, Murray .' a.,t: Post Morreii
Waldron, Taylor. -. .Adamson, Gardner
Halfbacks.
McAllister, Lowe. .Coupar, II. Neil
Lynch, Gradwell. 1900. Hogan, stewart
Forwards.
Referee-A. Montgomery.
Clan McDonaIds and Jersey A. c. Draw.
The Jersey A. c.. and Clan Nc
Donalds met In a league contest in
Jersey City yesterday afternoon, and
the home team was held to draw,
each side scoring Two points. N. Agar
and Mccullough were the tallymakers
for the visitors, while Zehnmauer and
c. Fisher did the scoring for the Jer-
seys. The lineup:
Jersey A. c. Clan MCDONALD.
Hanlon ............,.. .......-.-. wilson
Goals.
Ronson, Rosenbauer. .Gibb, Ross
Backs.
Best, Waldron. ............M Mitchell, Dye
Stewart d. -. NJ.
Halfbacks.
Zehnbauer, Lowe. N. Agar. Harvey
Fisher, Mckay. Mccullough, narrower
Sm1tn '...ss ..s...s.. NfdIi
Forwards.
Referee-G. Walls.
New Jersey State League Results.
The Sheffields blanked the Birming-
hams, goals to 0, at Parkview oval,
and the Alley Boys won from the
Watsessings at Bloomfield, 4 goals to
1, in a pair of New Jersey State
League football games decided yes
terday afternoon. The Jersey Blues
defeated the Cowboys. 200, while the
Bayonne Thistles played tie with
Greenville, 2-2.
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