The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

Wiliau ......oE. .McAdams
Goey ...........I r.. Jim Nelson
noey '..........C: ....... GALLAGHER
Mevnib.n' - - - Ja. Mason
Referee. r. Barlow.
Every play favored the visitors. ana
Joe Nelson gave promise of some
th,ng which never msterialiIed. The
20 MeAdams who conferred sharply.
and w. Campbell running In shot In
hard and fast Strong did well 10
tip the ball over the bar. The corner
MAS fruities.; as also was one at the
from free kick the star went back
TO attack for Alexander 10 drive the
ball over the bar. Close play by Nc
Pherson and Jim Nelson lost good
chance. and the Celtic rrtRiiated. Har-
Reid and punched away from re-
sultant corner. He subsequently, had
20 negotiate brilliant shot from
Hoey. and again he smartly turned
bell was prominent just afterwards
with fine EFFORT at goal. the ball
going over the bar The visitors
pressed for a period and n good cav
iacher being onside. AZ this period
the stars were all over the C~'tics.
and only the brilliant display OF
strong and BresIer prevented them
from scoring on more than one occa-
sion
Mcpherson n-ed W a shot az nn'n'-
blank ra-ee but Strong was not 20
be caught mapping he caught the
ball ard threw out for his barks 10
complete the clearance The S'ars
on~ned the srore after 10 rni~u'"s 81
rlav. The ball was worked down nv
M"AHams ara J'r1 Nelson and fol-
lowing center nv the FORMER. n
struggle ensured in re vicinity ~ the
A. m
tn ehsu cut 10 GALLAGHER WIN With
out hesitation dispatched IN" ball
through the goal. strong being hope
lessly beaten.
stnrx nv 'h's reve-se CsItio r'av~d
with much vigor srd thar rtr'va ~ :
wcre very rers's.rrt. WITH The ~"su't
that the star hacts had n SAsi NJ
work to DO which they 40 we'll The
visitors then had WORE ~ the n'"y.
bur they were haid IN check nv the
race q H.tie srd ror sevar@' es~nrds
the ball wa. fept IN ,he C~itie goal
mouth md Stro-~ rei'e-~d the s''ua-
t'o- hv Timing the bell ove- 'h@ bar
f~ou, a walt-Sirar-eS qeN. Tho cor
ner r~nvAd short've' tha Ca't'cs sNsrl-
ed s1most certain 70 draw level for
Hoev. when pract'~any unmarked.
kirtAd ir~t wide NJ RI" rnst
Just before the t"tervai eood
r,ov~r,s-, was r.dA nv N~ASav-s.
I'-, Nelson a-d -stls~hsr hut the
lace w@s pulled un for ors,de At
haff-''--'e the score was Rising stars
:, Te't,c$
Tho horoesters iv-r,aSirte,v attack
"a ~ -s~u-r,ne ava G~nv H~Av and
Reid All ~hnt outside The pressu~s
was rpai-t.'ra ard wr'sn t-vi-g to
sr-ew The h"n ~ tho 'eSf nut the
hsV out Ncv-sha- sroi'ed n r0oi
~, 0re,rsvt nv her~s-g FOO long onto
che hau a-a willau c~r'A-sA INTO
HarwooA'e h.rds FREQ r'~k fov a
fowl q gaspst the VISITORS '--thA~ ha'n-
ed the ho~raste-s but az tact the We
a clever -obhi-g rlaarAd ~ enc s'v'e
et-ovr the- nsted h~h'ni FROM Nc
ASp-rs and n seccrd ce--er was I'm
Tsersatefy conceded TNeve was =
sh-rr struggle and Cauachs- src~~d
the STAYS second goal TINT gave
Stsoru M chance To ssve Hoev made
a hig swcrt ~ hood IN fvo'r M"v-t-
hans ce-ter hit he o-'v half -eech-
"a TIE Ran .rH before Field could get
In. Flat c'e@red.
,n~I, of mld-re,s r,sv touow~d
a-ts .ne~ sHr,e trimmed crev tu<t
outs,de the pe-a,ty -rea. The free
kick, wss nearly pIaceH by Mccain to
R~sd and .he latter. from an uncov-
e~eA position. scored rnagrt6cent
goal Tor the homesters A good deal
OF unnecessary feeling was t~tro-
duced and the re<e-ee haS 10 warn
n'avers on each side. Joe Nelson AMI
Mrphnrs0n gnf axav ROW tnelr own
half hut he'd the rri~f~rfune 10 over
run fhe hall. TIE CeIt'os continued
to piav the or~'de game. and the
star. found Il difficult 10 get TO close
dus-fefs-
GALLAGHER was injured when irving
TO beat Strong In rare for thu ban.
bus he was able TO resume Br~ster
A tittls later foalted GALLAGHER when
going through which caused uttle
i1l-te.liug amongst the visitors.
which was quickly brought 10 an end
BY the referee warning the players
mentioned.
The free kick was placed outside.
Mcintyre e-sayed shot hfmsAn.
which SKINNED the bar. The visit
ors made another attack on tho home
goal and their fral shot hit under
the bar. Appeal for a goal was
promptly di.ailowed The good de-
Tense OF both sides kept the score
down, and when the whistle sounded
for time the visitors were making
tracks for the home goal.
BUseGs 3. paekarAa q.
PLAYED q, Flint yesterday afternoon
before a good Tendance. a fair num-
Der making the trip from Detroit.
A fter a fine game the auto boys re-
turned home the winners by 30.
Ar Se~ts d. B%0UAettes q