New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-02
TABLES TURNED in
SOCCER FOOTBALL
NATIONAL League Scores
Three Goals TO One for
New York State Team.
plG CROWD BRAVES
COLD TO SEE GAME
- Wall Defence of Winners
Counts Largely in Earning
Hard Fought Struggle.

I'D. -,,,rs.ns the result 81 tho FIRST
vesr ago. tho National Foot
l.e... defeated tho New York state
oa' - soccer IoagUc bv 8 goals to l
N' exciting game PLAYED al LenoN
,e,h street and Lenox avenue IN
.-,s,rcc of crowd OF 20" persons
,s,erday afternoon.
-. New York men scored a single tally
-. -csrit 81 q penalty Kick IN the
nslf Although they held posses
~ i, me ball their FUN share OF tho
-. end n times did some sensational
s,,,e they failed 20 score oftener oe-
-, - Indifferent shooting when good
,,,ortunlties presented.
49, ~ this. the National League de-
=. ,,ss oft Of the ordinary, the work
~. eoalkeeper being almost perfect
!. !, worthy ~ note that both Napier
"a c,hb the National League fuiloacks'
- on The winning New York team
y wear ago. having in the mean time
,h.,red their affiliations.
a. bslf time yesterday the score stood
:. a Z, favor Of the National League
A,Stvas 20 O before the penalty goal
- ,be Dark Blue from being BANKED
-. s4ld was not Of fun size. so that
... MAY was a bit cramped in oonse-
-, while 81 was cold enough TO he
'.-,orfortsble. Tie spectators, for the
-, ,.-, were with the Amateur League
81 .,,,ssntatives They gave vent 20 only
I, s,,ious demonstration OF disapproval.
"a "a ,hs, Was when the New York state
-a.,s,,nsr vas shouidered over tho lire
80 me Nationals earned their second
,oir, N a ruling by D. NJ. Whyte, the
rsferee
For the first ffteen minutes IT was
hattie ROYAL between the rival teams
s,-cs attack being met with stubborn de-
s.,es The New Workers were much IN
,viserce and did a great deal of the
irssne Mcbride Of the Rangers, iound
, good opening but his shot went wild.
Twe-ty minutes from the start Richard
sss. OF the Newark =. g., scored the hrst
resl for the Nationals following a brill
isrr b., Of passing between Zehnbauer,
,,us- and Shanhot. s little later Miller
va, badly windod in ondeavoring 70 head
he ball and tumbled into the net Crum-
iey was roundly app'suded for fine save
a moment later Clearing successfully
the bal was rushed 20 the opposite end
NJ the field. where King made good Try
hfor New York. which Mather. AT fun
tength on the ground. Just managed 70
,fsre Of. In accomplishing this his nose
vas badly scraped
with fifteen minutes TO half time. Shan
tot centred from the left wing and Iehn-
bauer. speeding in from the right, was on
hand As the bah landed in the custodian :
hands Crumley was crowded for space
and seemed 10 have dificulty IN Kidding
himself Of the leather Turning slightly.
zehnbauer forced him over the line, and
The referees whistle announced a goal.
The half ended With the score ? TO for
the Nationals.
Directly ON the Kickoff in the second
lalf New York attacked furiously. The
National defence was al its best, but
buertheless. the goal appeared to have
charmed life. The crowd was thor
ogshly enthused. and no one then had a
thought for the cold.
Two corners in rapid succession were
forced by New York. and from the second
O'Hare kicked over. Fifteen minutes
after the restart Zehnbauer centred to
shsnhot who shot goal.
OHaTe kicked a goal for the Amateur
League on a penalty just before the
game ended.