The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
SECOND DIVISION.

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Game. for sunday.
| Nationals vs.. Caledonia, Garvey's
ST George vs. Rovers. West End
park. 1915 n. IN. Referee-Bariow,
All Scots VS.. Bucks. Maloney's
/ Packard VS.. Beaudette u. Packard
! park. 1918 a m. Referee-Miliar
Roses VS.. Thistle. Ferry Field.
10 10. Referee-Millman.
Jefferson. 1918. Referee-Dfaper.
Rising Star vs. wyandotte. 1918.
Referee--Hundey.
r, CT,ek ,n.., vs.. wolverines. Ferry
French Field. 1915. Referee-Bai-
Nationals va. Caledonia
Nationals and Gale : meet IT Gar
Each team has met the beat and con-
quered their opponents. THE Mats
winning four straight and the Caleys
three. According to the dope the
G Gseess. are be-, SLIGHT II, fsv0r,es on
have shattered all the dope OF the
opposition and would not feel at
home unless the dope were against
them.
The Mats viii line up as follows:
Goodwin. O.; Martin. r. b.; Pat
rick. l. b.; Neate. X. H Patterson,
G H: Hodkinson, L. H.; Rigge. o.
X: Burrows. !. r.; James. c.: Ban
Kennedy and Robertson
The National h. team will meet
the Roses r. team at Garvey's park
At 1915 o'clock sharp. The reserves
from both teams are requested to
First Division.
The Caleys avenged the cup defeat
or last Sunday week by beating the
st. Georges by al. The wind on
Sunday played havoc with soccer.
Considering all things. IT was a fine
display. both teams putting up
great night. Fraser scored a fine goal
for the Caleys and Allen equaiized
val both teams were even as far as
the score was concerned On resun-
ing the second half the Caieys had
most of the play. and Fraser beat the
81 GEORGES goalkeeper with fine
long shot.
The Nationals kept up their repu-
tatton by defeating Windsor Rovers
az cITy Heiu DeIOTe n kOO0 crowd ny
40. James opened the score FOR the
Nationals by one OF his cannon drives
that gave Inglis no earthly chance TO
save. In fact James. when In posi-
ton. never makes a mistake. and
goalkeepers don't stand much chance
to save. ] consider him the Jack
Johnson Of soccer centers A few
Minutes after scoring ne made the
bar rattle with a fine shot. and at
half time the Nationals crossed over
"a N
On resuming the Rovers made an
attack or the visitors goal but their
shooting was very weak. Rlgg. with
n nne shot. scored No for the Ma
tionals. The Rovers tried hard 10 re-
duce the score. but Goodwin and COM
pany played a fne defensive game
and the Nationals ran the winners
/ by 40.
Packards. the runners-up OF the
league last season. went 10 Flint to
meet the Bucks. the last seasons
champions. and after n fast and ex-
citing game returned home the win
ners by 30.
Beaudetts had littIe difficulty in de-
feating All Scots 30.
! Second Division.
Detroits received as visitors the
Thistle.. and they put UP great
htih+tf nAht willis dOlt 10 rCpFF.
The Cricketers gave a fine display
against Parke- Davis. whom they de-
feated al.
The Roses Travelled 10 wyandotte
TO meet the village team and return
cd home winners by 40.
The Celtics put up n fine game az
home against that promising team.
the Rising stars. but were defeated
al.
British soccerite- Playing wnr Game.
Soccer football players in Great
Britain are enrolled in many Of the
army corps. In London the Totem
ham club--in the London section OF
tho league-records that % OF It's 80
Returns issued by the Lancashire
Football association show that there
are t,70s players connected with or
Ranized clubs serving with the colors
in that e county alone. In SCOT
land the report Of the Scottish Foot
ball association shows that apVroxi-
nately 1890 Scottish players have en-
listed Two thousand non playing
members Of the clubs have also Join
ed the colors. The soccer clubs have
also contributed $50. 900 20 various re-
lief funds.
Last Saturday afternoon at Ibrose
park, Glasgow $4,000 watched the
hangers and Celttcs battle for the
championship of the Scottish league
in which the Rangers won by 40
This makes the fight for the top po-
( sitlon very exciting. a. the Celtics
. lead them nv two points, but have
/ played two more games.
| In the Northern section. Burnley In
al the top with Stoke good second
Midland section, Motifs county. In at
the top and Leicester ~ second.
League Meetings.
The monthly meeting OF the league
temple at 3 O'Clock All delegates arc
requested TO attend.
The Referee association held its
: monthly melting last nigh' at No. rs
Woodward George Miller preSid
ing. and supported by !. p stark
Millman. Hundav. DairuS Baiitugaii
Sweyer and y 7 Barlow. secretary
protein. Business was chiefly 90 give
new candidates advice and instruc-
ton regarding tho game by such au-
thorities as J. y. stark and w Miller
AGGJES READY
FOR LAST GAME
EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov. s.