The Detroit times., 1915-12-13


Wen when hard pressed by Chris
tie and Smith. Smith. minute
later. gave Galway a difficult shot
style. Ramsay foreed Bees to % con- on
cede corner. which was badly
placed. Crebra robbed Smith when
the whistle sounded haif-time, the
score being one goal each.
On resuming the second half the
play became fast and fun of excite
ment. The Packards were the first
to attack. and crebra conceded them
corner. Cook gave Galway a warm
handful to deal with. smith kicked
outside a moment later with an open
goal The Packard were giving the
Visitors hot time and Cook looked
dangerous when Dodge stepped
across and took the bail OF his toes
when in the act of shooting. Hurst
was ruled oNside when his aide was
nicely placed. Stead missed ais kick
but the St Georges were slow to
take the advantage, from "A fine CEN
ter by Coles. James headed just out
side. free kick against Hooper
got the Packards co. ner. but moth
ing resulted from the kick, Galway
caught and threw away ine shot
from Christie in dne style. Hurst
missed hne opening by holding the
Hurst. James and Allen took the
ball down the field and Stevenson did
we'll TO save from Hurst James
caught the rebound and hit Steven
son with n hard drive. The home
team took the ball TO the other end
and were awarded penalty. Stead
took the kick. but Galway brought
of fine save and minute later
had to punch away fine shot from
Nillar. Millar gave a fine pass TO
Graham. but nc hlcked high over tn.
the other end and James caused
Stevenson to throw himself full
length to save. Coles had hard lines
with a shot that hit the bar.
from Cook that was intended for
Ramsay. but he was beaten in the
sprint for the ball and collided with
Galway He was injured, but quick
way to kick away a nne shot from
Allen went through host
OF players and gave James fine
chance. but he shot weakly outside.
pri rso ns wa. :hp on oI, h. ses
saved nnefy. The game was hotly
each side trying to obtain
the winning goal. but the goal keep
when the whistle called time. the
score was equal. one goal each.
This being the last day for playing
the round. the teams had 10 play ex-
ira time. The Packard won the toss
fsa sf for on snS'a a"d asr s sne sse:a ns o al Hu sop
speed. but his nnal shot went outside
a minute later. RIgg forced Steven
other end Miliar gave GALWAY
warm handful. Packard obtained
two corners. but nothing came OF
them. Allen forced Reid to give q
corner 70 save his goal A foul
Crebra and Stevenson had to save
shots from James and Allen. and
when half time was called no fur
ther scoring had taken place.
On resuming the homesters were
soon In the visitors goal and Galway
had to deal with n nne shot from
Ramsay. but no d!d not clear far
placing his eide ahead. The gam.
was practically ala over now with
visitors intended TO die hard and
Stevenson slipped down In saving .
hot shot from Hurst, Coles and Al
and the latter player passes 60 out 90
James who with "A hard ana faHt
drive. places the ball out Of steven
sons reach and shortly after the
whistle sounded for time with both
teams being even In score. The as
ISOLATION has ordered the game to he
park.
game on sunday,
sEcorD DIVISION.
Roses, ~ Rising star, q.
The Roses were at home with the
VlsiN9 1tar I'm the nrst half Nc