The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-12
Yost!S Tip FaU0rs Smith
As Coming World Beater
Michigan Soccer
BY J. +. BARLOW.
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BY J. T. BARLOW.

BY J. r. BARLOW.
FIRST DIVISION.
Last Sunday was "a fine day for
soccer fans and the Nationals and
Caleys drew crowd OF 1900
spectators. The fans were in no way
disappointed for they had treat
rich and rare. so far as soccer goes.
The game was evenly contested and
the Nationals bad hard lines in not
sharing points with their opponents
not severely tested and aid not have
halr as much work TO do as his op-
ponsnt. Sutherland was far the best
BACK on the field. Cowan did not do
oadIy. Stevenson was the best half
PACK for the Caleys and ne got
through big amount OF work. The
pass that he gave Fraser was a beau
" and well placed. or the forward
line. IL is hard 10 choose who was
the best, for they all played a great
game.
For the Nationals. Goodwin PLAYED
great game between the sticks, and
could not be blamed for the goal that
beat him. Patrick was the better
back OF the two and did some fine
kicking. The three hair backs play
ed hard and fast game and they all
had a try to score. one OF Patter-
sons was a beauty. a few inches
lower and they would have been on
equal terms with the Caieys. Risg'
Kennedy and James were the best.
although Atkins did a fine run tust
before the finish OF the game, but
nnished up with a weak shot.
81 Georges beat the Rovers by
goals 10 none Neither team played
up 10 their reputation.
Beaudetts beat the Packards on
their own grounds by goals TO one.
The week before they let a second
division team beat them
SECOND DIVISION.
Rising star had no trouble to
dispose OF the wyandotte team. who
they defeated by goals to 1.
The Parke-Davis had 10 knuckle
down TO the Celtic at home by two
goals to one.
The Roses and the Thistles made
a goalless draw.
The Cricketers and the wolverines
also shared points. each side scoring
one goal each.
has completed its arrangements with
the Chicago league for their game
AZ Chicago on Nov. % THANKSGIVING
day). The association secretary has
club members contemplating TO make
the journey with the selected team
and officials. should send In their
names three days before the game.
Me.srs Dalnes, Hoy and Cant
have been selected to choose the
team. special meeting OF the
Michigan Soccer association will be
held on Monday. Nov Is. at Wood
bridge, east. at 8 o'clock
The International feature between
Scotland and Ireland has been post
poned until Nov. 25. owing to the
y. g A. challenge cup competition
being played.
On Sunday there will be two rounds
ards have TO meet Detroit r. c.. at
Packard part. Kick of at 1918.
This will be a tit bit. Packards are
members OF the nrst division and
division. The Detroiters have al
ready defeated one senior team and
II paper form anything to GO by
Packsrds must also oid goodbye for
Yiake things warm for them
The other game In the ST. Georges
vs.. the Roses. I expect to see the
saints come out on the top by a fair
margin. but one never knows. The
saints VIII be without Whitley. their
right full back.
The following will line up for the
Saints as follows:
Goal. Galway; n. r.. Bees: L. r.,
SownIcy W. b.. Bolton. Hooper. Gre
bra: r., Hurst. James, Allen: o.. Rige.
Coles
The following players will repre-
sent the Detroit team against the
Packards:
simpson; r. r.. Black (Capt.); CHS
dsl, Haselden; r., Shaukland, Hall.
Smith: o. Allison. wharton.
Goal, Primeau; r. r.. Barrie: Il B.,