The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-17


Hall (Capt). Gallagher. Patrick. Jim
Nelson. Joe Nelson.
Referee. j. Miller. member Of
Michigan r. A.; linesmen, Ferguson
and Lucas, NJ. NJ. X. A.
Hall beat Thompson in spinning
on the coin for choice OF ends elect
ed to defend the south goal. Shank
land kicked OF at ll:45, only TO see
the Imperials obtain possession OF
the ball and they work II nicely
down the field towards All Scots
goal, where Hall hit the upright
with hard and fast drive. This
seemed TO liven the AllScots up
and they made dangerous attack on
the Imperials' goal, but Tourin re-
lieved with huge kick Hall made
nice dribble and passing To Gal
lagher ended In him shooting weak
ly on the wrong side Of the post.
Again they came but Thompson
drove them back. AllScots attack
eliminated in Miller scoring the
first goal of the match with a shot
that Harwood had no chance to
save. This seemed TO liven things
up and from nice run by Patrick
which was well placed and Stead
was forced TO give another corner
to save his goal which was to kick
outside. The play became fast and
exciting, each end being visited In
turn. Bees, the AllScot center half
who was playing fine game, put in
a splendid high shot in which Har.
wood did we'll 10 save with a fine
punch. Fouls became plentiful and
TOXINS. the lmperials left fullback,
was cautioned by the referee about
double kicking Hurst was promi-
nent In trying to make an opening
for his forwards. and once he sent
Shankland ging. but ofYside spoiled
good chance OF scoring. Stead
when hard pressed, kicked into his
own goal. but Matchett saved Fine
ly Patrick and Joe Nelson were
making things lively and kept the
brought Patrick down very heavily
just out of the penalty area. but the
free kick was placed outside. The
All-Scots after a long period were
able to remove the venue of play.
Meldrum got over a good entra, the
ball went TO Miller who shot at
close range and Harwood did we'll
by putting the ball over the bar.
Medium took the corner kick but
put II oueside from goal kick ALI
son. Medium and Allen got going.
but they yere--to excited TO break
dow ntheirE opponents defenses. al
though Miller came very near TO
doing so. but Shields cleverly
reached out his right foot TO its ut
termost and cleared Hall ultimate
ly gained possession and shot, but
the ball lacked pace and Matchett
easily cleared Miller. and was ap-
plauded for clever play. and he
gave TO Shankland a very good ser
vice, The center tried a little too
much on his own account and Flat
bundling him of. the ball cleared
for the Imperials and this time Hall
got ma lovely center. Gallagher
endeavored to head into the net. but
could not reach II. and the ball
went over TO aPtrick. who was alone
unmarked, and with an open goal
placed the ball on the wrong side
OF the post from a goal kick, Camp
bell obtaining possession polled TO
Joe Nelson, where nicely placed, but
Bees was in the way and the ball
was soon set going towards the I'm.
perials goal, but Flat and Tourin
were playing fine defensive game.
and when the whistle blew for half.
time. the lmperials were giving the
All.Scots' defense busy time OF II.
The second moiety opened with
the All-Scots showing their super.
iority by taking the ball into the
lmperials goal. but HARDWOOD was
not TO be caught mapping, and kicked
away a fine shot from Allen. Zwaal
receiving the ball. he In turn pass
ing the ball to Jim Nelson. who took
the ball nicely down the wing and
sent in splendid cross-shot that
gave Matchett no earthly chance TO
save the score. Now one goal each.
the Imperials led the All-Scotts a
lively time for they obtained two
corners In as many minutes, but
the man Bees seemed to be in the
way. Bees was head and shoulders
up above any OF the defense. his
heading and kicking being treat
to watch. In fact, he was here and
there and everywhere where the
ball was, Bees was sure to be there
Shankland was given splendid
chance. but was ruled offside when
nicely placed. goal seemed likely