The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Michigan Soccer
ny J. T. HARLOW.

Packards and st. Georges battled
for two hours last Sunday afternoon
at Packard park. and both failed 20
arrive AT n decision a. 10 who should
represent Michigan In the remaining
rounds OF the Dewar cup competi-
ton. The game throughout was one
OF the finest witnessed this season.
The Packard showed some good
football Stevenson gave a fine dis
play between the sticks and Is easily
the bey goalkeeper in the city, REID
and stead were able defenders. but
the features Of the Packards were
their haifhack line.
Millar was the best center half on
the field. closely followed by Mar
and stewart. The forwards did Well.
their combination was good. but their
weakness was In front OF goal.
50. Georges Galway kept good
goal and he took some beating. but
should not be blamed for the goals
that were scored against him Bees
I was the best Of the two backs, al
| though Dodge did not do bad Boi-
I ton and Hooper got through big
| amount OF work Crehra seemed a lit
! tie slow. Allen and Coles made a
! fine wing aud they caused MAR a LOT
/ OF trouble. James did not do so well
las have seen him. Hurst played a
nice game. but his partner. was too,
I fast. Now " Rigg could only control
/ the ball little better he would make
fine outside right. but he has youth
| on his side and a little more eNper-
leuce nc viii make IL warm for some
OF the best halfbacks.
] Last Saturday night the Nationals
: held a social party. There was sinE
I ing and dancing. but the best or All
! was the Presentation Of SILVER loV :
/ ing cup TO their president. Mr.. John
/ Garvey hy the members OF the VA
/ tionals \. +. &.
Mr.. Hcaly made the presentation as
| the honorary president or the Ma
! tionaly Mr.. Garvey was taken by
surprise and IL was quite few MIN
! utes before ne could reply lie thank :
/ ed the members Of the Nationals Tor
their present and he did not know
! how TO thank them, but he would
! assure them that he was very pleased
with the gift which was very KIND
Of them. The malnder OF the eve-
ming was spent in dancing.
on Christmas day the Calcdonians
! will meet their old rivals, the Pack
ards. a. Maloney's park for the bene-
~ OF Walter Anderson who got IN
iured. against the Bucks. two weeks
ago and Is still in bed: Tickets are
price IS cents. Roll up In crowds
and help the Caleys crack center half
A meeting OF the Michigan Soccer
association will be held on Saturday
Dec. IS. at 7:3O o'clock. at Mr.. Healy
residence. 307 Parker-ave.
Games For Sunday.
Bucks vs. Bcaudettes. 2;i5. Referee
Ferguson.
Rovers VS.. Caledonia. 1880
Roses W.. Wolverines. Ferry Field
10 30. Referee Ralllngall
Cricketers VS. Rising star. Ferry
Field, le:30. Referee Millman.
Detroit VS. Celtic. Garvey's park
1890. Referee Barlow.
Parke. Davis VS.. wyandotte. 1890
Atkinson park. Referee Hundey.
ST. Clair vs.. Thistle, 1870, Hough.
ten nFrench field Referee Draper.
u. 8. a. cup competition. Packard
vs.. st. Georges. Will be played al
West End park on Sunday afternoon
Kick Off at 2 30 o'clock. Referee will
be j. u. Stark. The teams battled
for two hours last Sunday at Packard
park. the game was one Of the fines,
Witnessed this season and the PLAY
should be worth travelling to see
ST Georges will line up as follows
Galway. Bees, Townley. Crebra. Boil
ton. Hooper. Rigg. Hurst, James. AL
len and Coles
Packards will be selected from
Stevenson. Reid. stead. Rennie. MAR
Miliar. Stewart, Graham. Ramsay
Cook, Smith and Christie.
The soccerites will be very sorry
manager OF the Caledonians, vii
leave Detroit. Dec. 81, for the olc
country. The loss will be severely
felt among the Galley boys az Dun
cans shoes will be hard 20 fill, botl
as secretary and manager Well.
wish the veteran the best OF luck ant
q pleasant voyage