New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
TO BREAK TIES IN
SOCCER FOOTBALL
Brooklyn Will Try To-day
to Stop the Speedy
Bethlehem Team.
a PLACE IN FOURTH
ROUND IS AT STAKE
Columbia Oval and Alley Boys
viii Also Furnish Ex-
citing Game.

United states OF America Football As'
ISOLATION cup ties. National League, Ne"
York state League and metropolitan
League championship games make fun
fixture card FOR thc followers Of soccer
football he-eabouts to-day. The outing
in store has put thousands Of enthusi-
asts on the keen edge " expectancy ana
q e. boned that the weather viii be OF
the best.
Marquette oval. in Brooklyn. has the
star attraction in the L. :. \. J.. a cup
tie game between the Brooklyns and the
Bethlehem PENN football club. Three
times the West Hudsons. National
League champions. have tried TO put
Rethlehem out Of the a. +. \. cup TIE
but each time the Tennsylvanians forced
the draw. ard the question as 70 "hioh
team IS 70 advance into the fourth round
is still an open ono.
Meanwhile the Brooklyns. who are the
rivals Of the West Hudsons FOR Natlohai
League holors this season. Will do tne!r
utmost 20 fzht their way into the fourth
round for the national challenge trophy.
To do this they will have to play thelF
hest soccer. but much is expected from
their shifty forward line. The teams
picked are as follows.
Brcoklyn-PenneH. Hynd. Drink"ateF
Mathews. Clark Nichols, Ford. blacA'
Adamson. Miller and Shanholt.
Bethlehem-Love (Scafe). Mchelvey'
Peacock. Stewart. Morrison, Lawlor' Eai-
braith. Lewis, Lance, Donaghy and Flem-
/ ing.
c. L.. Creighton will referee the game
the kickoff being scheduled for 2:So p, M
In the other cup tie game Columbia
oval will have its hands full with the
, Alley BOYS. champions OF the junior
League OF New Jersey. at Lenox oval
Owing TO the cup ties. the New YORK
S.ate League game between tho Cam
orons and the New York Celtics has been
scheduled for New Bronx oval. l''tn
street and West Farms subway A"'S
game promises to be an exciting one. o.
the Camerons are now able 10 put
strong team In the field. A new go@-
keeper will be on view for the Camerons.
lack Taylor, who formerly played Ioi
an English league club on the o'"''
side having been signed.
The following is a complete list OF TO-
days soccer fixtures
UNITED STATES AMATEUR FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION CUP TIES.
Brooklyn vs.. Bethlehem. at Marquette oval
bi rH,sSh,. oy., VA Alley Boys, at LenoI Oval
| ND parry blues vs. pullman r. 60 al Sh'
nc,ro,t Roses vs. Niagara Falls Rangers Al
| Detroit. r.crr
vviIhertorc. We. Clan McDonalds, at WIZARD
Park Paterson: Charles Ward, referee ,A,.,i.
caledonians VS.. Paterson Rangers al A'h'e'0
| PARK Newark; G. Walls. referee o,,.,,,.
| True Blues vs.. ST. Georges a. OlSi"pN
! Park Paterson: A. Montgomery. referee
NEW YORK STATE AMATEUR LEAGUE
Brooklyn Ceitics vs. Rangers. at Edison Field,
| Camerons w. New York Celtics. al New
Holiywood Inn vs. Greenpoint. at Cummings
Germans VS.. Clan Chisholm. at Columbia
overseas I'VE vs.. Buttons. at Van cortlandt PARK.
Clan McDuN VS. Clan Scott. at Emerson
Longfelov. vs. Greenpoint Cel,ics. a, Taft'
swedish.AmerIcans VI. Hudson United at
| Hawthorne Field.
| METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
l. R. T. strollsrs Hudsons. At Hedley
| Field: J. Drake, referee
| 81. George vs.. Fultons. at Macomos De'n
| Park. ]. Cunningham, referee.
| Chelsea VS.. Hamiltons. at Chelsea Park; J.
| z. Gillette, referee.
White Rose Vs. smyrna. at Astoria; H. p.
| Davis. referee.
or chief importance in the various
championship competitions Is the change
in the National League series. where the
| Clan McDonalds. OF Brooklyn, have
worked up into second place. thanks to
their defeat Of tho Caledonians. The Clans
displace the Brooklyn Football Club.
which, however. having lost not single
game, can afford to bidc It's time.
The West Hudsons won again, and
opened Up still wider gap, but the
Brooklyns believe the day OF reckoning
can only be deferred, and not avoided. In
the New York State and Metropolitan and
District leagues the conditions as between
the various competing teams remain prac-
tically unchanged.
The appended tables show the records
made so far: