The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Now They Start Boxing Novces With Four-Round Bouts
Kid Lavignes First Fight Went II Rounds to Draw
Michigan Soccer
M ,. 4. BARLOW.
FIRST DIVISION,

ne tdAtdonlSns travelled over TO
Packard park last sunday afternoon,
10 meet the PackardS In their return
league game. When these two teams
ntet IN October at Maloney park the
one goal TO none. This game was
marked by incidents which gave rise
TO great discussion at the league
meeting after the game. This time
smith on the neld for ungentlemanly
conduct, and also reported Neal stew
enson for the same offence after the
game was finished. Both players be-
long TO the Packard club. These
cases viii come up before the next
league meeting which will be held ON
Jan. :, SO both players will he able
u play in the cup tie on sunday aft
ernoon.
me Caleys played McFarlane cen
Y sro hait In the place OF Andersen nH,h
teams were at their full strength.
The game started In hne style
and looked as II II was going 10 be
a fast game. hut the hard conditions
OF the recent frost made IL danger
Gus for the players. Both teams did
their level best TO open the score. hut
kept the forwards at bay Fraser
opened the scoring by defeating y.
stevenson with a hard and fast drive.
The Packards tried hard 10 get on
pany defended. A likely goal for the
Packard was lost through Ramsey
being or side, moment later smith
skinned the bar with a fine shot.
The Caleys' defense was kept busy
for a time with a good combined at
tack put up by the Autos boys hat
the fne defense OF the visitors were
equal TO all calls made an them.
Fraser broke away at top speed
and added No. > for the Caleys. Reid,
the home right back. was playing
ed Certain goals by his sklntul
tackling The interval found the
Caleys with the lead OF two goals TO
on resuming. the Caleys were the
first 10 attack. but Reid was in tip
top form and relieved with some
mighty big kicks The Autos boys
Travelled TO the other end. and gave
Seary a hot shot TO deal with, and ne
was some seconds before he cleared
the shot. The homesters obtained
several corners, but nothing came OF
them.
The homesters seem TO daily with
the ball too much. Gallery play does
not score goals, and II they had
parted and shot oftener they might
have reduced the Galley lead. The
last goal came through penalty for
Stevenson, being brought down IN
the penalty area. The kick was taken
hy sutherland who made no mistake.
drove the ball hard and fast into
the net. The remainder OF the game
was keenly contested and no further
scoring took place. Thus the Caleys
Stiil remain al the-top OF the league.
with three points ahead of the Ma
tionals.
All SCOTS had for visitors the Ma
tionals. who are second TO the Caleys
in the league table. while All SCOTS
are having a hard time in putting
team on the field. But the All SCOTS
are good sportsmen and are d9rhs
Nationals were below their usual
form and the SCOTS held them 20
goal at half time ON resumlns 'nn
in line and scored. Primeau mis-
Judging the ball The homesters with
the stop In their favour kept the m;s-
itoT's defense busy for while. The
game was evenly contested. Each
end was visited In turn and no tur-
Their scoring took place, and the "a
tionai returned home the winners oy
two goals TO none.
Morgan who was lately transfer
red from st Georges made his debut
and signaled his appearance Win lIt
Nationals by scoring both goals
against All SCOTS.
SECOND DIVISION.
The Rising star Increased tneir
goal average by defeating the VOL
verines at Atkinson park by goals
10 none.
The Roses had no difficulty in de-
feating the 81. clair by goals 10
none.
The Thisties have broken the ice
n, last by defeating Parke Davis on
their ground. by two goals 10 the
medicine boys one.
Previous TO this game the Thistles
had made four goalless draws in sue
cession This speaks well for fheir
defense. but the forwards must wake
up.
Detroits were at home with the
Cricketers. who have heen doing we'll
this last few weeks. but the home
sters had matters much their own
way and won by four goals to one.
In the final game for who shall
represent Michigan In the next round
OF the pewar cup. the contestlnE
teams are the Packards and the st.
Georges Both teams are undergoing
a special preparation for this rounn
and both teams should appear TO pc
IN the best OF condition when they
step on the field The Packard man
agement viii leave no stone unturn-
-. 20 have the field in the best OF
condition. There II a nne new stand
erected for the spectators beside the
old one. However. those wanting
seats should be on hand early. The
game will start at 230. j. Il. stark
will referee.