The Detroit times., 1915-10-18

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| Neate .......,R. H......... Crebra
Patterson ....~ {. Ill ..,,,.,,..- Bees
bannes'er '.''' l. ''''''''' b Snirs
Kennedy ......L. R........... Allen
James ..,...,... C .,....... llirst
k kSt,nt ID. j t,'.... ,;,nm MGSrs
Referee. n. Thomas.
| Nationals won the toss and elected
TO kick up hin. 81, Georges We're
! carly prominent, Hirst working the
! ball into good position. lie then
transferred to Allen. who In turn
gave out TO Cummings. and nice
center resulted Patrick returned
shot went high over the bar. The
| pressure was kept up. but Kennedy
shot wide when well placed. Eventu-
ally the home side got going on the
center. James gave 10 Kennedy.
| who was OF side. A little later Al
| len had a glorious chance, for Hirst
gave him clear course, and with
| only Goodwin TO beat he hit the
| crossbar when a goal seemed certain.
| The homesters seem to rally up
! and Bees had all his work cut out 10
hold James in check. which he did
nicely on several occasions Patter-
! son was the Instrumental In sending
! Atkins away and Robertson being
fed. he In turn slipped the ball over
10 Rigg. The outside right had a
| way caught the ball near the far up
! right The ball dld not travel far
! away. and James bringing II back.
I let drive only 10 see Whitley turn
, the ball outside. The corner kick
! was not improved upon. but sim the
| pressure was kept up. subsequently
| National came again, but Bees stop
\ ped James and sent Moore and Cum
| minEs away The ball ultimately
| Travelled over To All,n who defeated
! Bannlster and Patrick, but bis maj
I eHOrt went outside bound. The ball
/ travelled over to James. who defeat
I I'd both Bees and bolton. and then
/ placed IN front 10 Riss The latter
took on tie ball. and with last
/ lead after IS minutes play.
! The visitors could not make any
! Impression o. the National defense.
but on two occasions the Nationals
after II had hit the crosshar twice
/ SO far, ST Georges were outplayed,
but eventually the right wing got
I sotng, and Allen compelled GOODWIN
/ 10 handle. 81. Georges rushed IN.
: and Hurst shot hard. but Goodwin
( cleared brilliantly. Just afterwards.
I RIG scored No. tor the Nationals
with a nne shot that gave Galway
! no earthly chance to save. The ST.
! Georges had two abortive corners In
I quick succession. ilirst after drih-
! bling prcttlly, was very unfortunate.
I his shot missing narrowly. Both
Z defense OF each side kept the for
I wards AT bay and when the whistle
sounded haIf tIme, the National were
. leading BY two goals 10 none.
ON rcsumins. the homcstcrs were
I IN, frst away. hut the visitors soon
returned 90 attack Coles balloon over
& the bar Neate robbed Cummings.
[ HAVING q slight wind Ia their favor.
tn. ST Georges gave Goodwin -
I warm handful. Martin dispatched
+, the sphere up the neld and Atkins
'''.-.l.4--l,-- fs.-t Atf,s l'1'i-k-@ - '1.1S-
! wide The 81 Georges then took the
! ball TO the other end and Allen
winged the ball over to Cummings
! who IA turn beat Nentc and Martin.
. and going right for goal. easily de-
featcd Goodwin for The nrst time.
The play became fast and exciting.
- Georges were having III" best 81
the play this half. corner 20 the
but Martin kicked the hall over the
railway tracks out OF danger. This
corner was also well placed. and the
st GEORGES missed splendid chance
by foul'nE GOODWIN
Keeping up the pressure. ST
Georges were continually dangerous
Martin and Paptck cleared raid.
and James tried hard to get away.
hut Bees checNed him repeatedly
Cummings lifted the ball well into
the home goalmouth. and Hirst rush
ed ia and beat Martin. bat the Gus
todlsu saved what appeared to be a
certain goal
cummings and Moore worked the
BAN nicely down the left. and center
i1ng the ball. Alien had no difhculty
thn beating Goodwin, BY placing the
bali ont or his reach With the score
two each, the game was holly con
tested. each end being visited IN
/ turn. and exciting play prevailed
around both goals In rapid success
sion.
With only three minutes TO go.
James obtained possession and by n
I N.raN HnNh ftnH
scored a fine goal FOR the homestrrs
that gave Galway no earthly chance
20 save. This did not dishearten the
st Georges. and Patterson stopped
Hirst when he was COINS nicely for
goal Robertson and Atkins were
treadinE their way for the visitors
goal when tn" whistle called time.
leaving the homesters the winners
by three goals 10 the visitors 2.
Benudettrs. - Flint. q.
Played at Pontiac before n good
number OF spectators. and after a
hard fought battle. ended as above
stated.
CsIedonis, 3, Rovsr-, 4.
Windsor Royers were defeated for
the second time, although they put
up a great hght against the Galley
Pscksrds, q, All SCOTS. o.
The Packards have at last found
their shooting boots and after a
fairly good game. ran out the win
neT Dy three BObls 10 none.
SECOND DIVISION.
Rising star, ~ Psrko-Dsvis. o.
The Rising Star kept ND their
reputation by defeating PRrke- Davis
as stated above.
Roses, o. Celtic. T.
The Roses put UP great fight
against the Celtic. who proved 10 be
the masters OF toe situation.
Thisties, o. Wolverines, o.
| The Thistles had matters pretty
easy against the Wolves and had no
trouble in pillng goals on.
| 50. Clair Heig hts, OF Crfcketer., O.
\ The Cricketers defeated the st.
lClair boys by the tune Of 10 o.
n Roses ID, ~ Cricketsrs n, o.
II UNITED STATES ASSOCIATION
DEwAR CUP.
The teams 10 compete for the ma
! tionsl championship were drawn In
| New York, where tho following
| teams were drawn together and win
play OF their rounds next Sunday.
tbct. "a:
/ Caledonia rs. Sc. Georges. nj Ms-
loneys park. Kick on. 1915 Referee.
Escelved bye. There will be NO
4 r. r. Stark.
Detroit VS.. Beaudetts. at west-End
park Kick of. 1913
The Psckards and the Roses have
| oher games played next Sunday
| rkprning, so that both clubs should
| draw big crowd