The Detroit times., 1915-09-27

This game was played at Fairview
park in unfavorable weather. The
Roses won the toss for choice OF ends
and took the advantage OF the slope
and wind. a good run by r. Alex
ander and Jim Nelson was smartIy
checked by Scott, Moore had an ex-
citing tussle with Ihs. Nelson near
goal. which resulted In favor OF the
visitors. The situation was relieved.
but the Rising star soon made an
other attack upon the visitors goal.
Preston effected a iine save from Joe
Nelson. but after 20 minutes play.
MCMILLAN conferred perfectly for Me-
Adams, shooting at close quarters to
lind the goal for the first time.
Roses rstaiiated,. and good work
by J. Fletcher aud Crockett looked
robbed the latter when he was about
70 shoot. Later Hall tested Roberts
with strong shot. The game was
fast and fun OF excitement, although
effective work on the wing for the
Rising stars, and "a well placed cen.
ter was met by Jim Nelson. who
kicked Just over the bar. Later Prec-
ton turned the ball round the post.
Rose returned the attack. and the
equalizing goal feli to them, Crockett
receiving timely pass from Hall
who shot hard and fast. Roberts al
lowed the ball TO slip through his
hand. From Kick OF the Rising star
obtained Possession. and McAdams
gave the homesters the lead by scor.
Ing No with a fne shot that gave
Preston no earthly chance TO save
Jim Nelson and McAdams and Joe
Nelson were responsible for a pretty
bout or passing for the stars. and the
last named only missed by inches
ter OF the play and after 30 minutes
play McBive scored No. for the
Roses. Roses however, again made
tracks for goal, and Mcf.ive added
NO. Tor the visitors, aohsrts fall.
ing full length ia an EFFORT 10 save,
ana before the interval Fletcher
scored the fourth for the Rose half
time
on resumins. Rising star made a
valiant effort To retrieve their post
ton Jim Nelson. McAdams and Joe
Nelson put In some good work.
Moore and Thorn were. however. an
eneStive pair OF backs for the Roses.
and the stars we're driven back. Th.
stars. although playing only 10 play
ers, wen proving to be In irresistible
form, and the visiting defence were
being severely tested. After 20 min
"a swift shot from Alexander. hut he
kicked the ball to McAdams, who
with an open goal gave the home
stcrs the lead by scoring No. g. Nc
M'g WAR no, foll. scn, up, up With No =
working hard TO get tho lead.
Mcmillan made a iue run on the left
wing. and passing ,he ball to Joe
SsI nics VINO on se az Thorn placed the
ton Disconcerting ms this was to tho
Moore put the forwards on the at
tack.
Crockett made a nne run and GEN.
ter and seized upon the ball and
looked likf scoring, but Roberts took
II from hts toe when he was about
to shoot, Later. the Roses pressed
~ E NM ha Ina IAls
lines with fine shot that hit the
bar. \ few minutes later McI.ive
put the Roses on level - scoring
Considering tho state of the ground
the game was fast and full Of exz
element, and both ends were visited
In turns. J. Robertson, Mridye and
Hall invaded the home defence, and
J; Robertson shot. Roberts saving
Han again applied pressure and
Fletcher gave them the lead with a
shot. which completely bafned Rob-
erts.
Tue stars pressed holly after this,
hut the Rose defence was safe. Near
the finish the stars made desperate
EFFORTS To get on equal terms, buf
they could not find an opening
Final score--Roscs, 6; Rising Star. &.
DETROiT. y, PARK DAVIS. q.
Played at Garvey park. Owing to
the heavy rain the ground was in an
NN'"N''"''N ....hu''toh, bu' inc play
ers were willing TO brave the eic-
ments. and the game resulted as
stated above.
HEAuDETTE. q, NATIONAL, q.
Played Mt Pontiac. The National
played n fine game against the Beau
dettc boys and run them TO goal
The game was fast and full Of ex-
element both ends being visited In
turns and when the whistle called
time, leaving Beeudette the winners
as stated above.
These games were postponed:
Packard W. ~ Georges.
All SCOTS W., Rovers.