The Detroit times., 1915-10-29
U. of D. Expects to Open Up
Earlier When Poles Are Met
Michigan Soccer


wv vhIy one OF the best games. but
one OF the cleanest. was Witnessed
last sunday at Maloney's park. where
the 81. Georges beat the Caleys. for
wno should compete in the first round
proper OF the U. $. A. challenge cup
The Caleys won the toss and Hirst
kicked on for ST. Georges before
lair number. OF spectators: The play
became fast and exciting. but the
poor shooting OF the Caleys lost them
the game. The goal that Fraser
| scored for the homesters gave Gala
way no earthly chance TO save and
at half time the Caleys crossed over
| The second half started in a prop
err ding dong game. IL was noticed
tnat James was leading the attack
| Hirst going in side right. The game
| was hotiy contested and each end
was visited. And each defense had
It's work cut out to keep the goal
intact. Each side missed scoring by
inches until a miskick by Sutherland
let James through. and he made no
mistake. for he placed the ball well
out of reach of Thomas. making the
score equal
This encouraged the visitors and
their combination was much better
and they kept the Caieys' defense
very busy. The winning goal was a
s ea u sn came fror, lis en-, Zoo,
| Thomson beat all the way This was
q fine effort on Aliens part. as IL was
close on time and his opponent did
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Georges now meet the Roses in the
hrst round proper.
| Detroit 5, Besud~tte United o.
Detroit had no difficulty IN defeat
ing the Beaudettes from Pontiac In
the T. g. A. cup competition. at West
End park, although Detroits started
the game with but nine players. more
than held their own. and kept Beau
dettes' defense busy. cannot COM
ment much on this game. but ] can
| give Beaudettes some advice. and
that In that the committee was 10
blame for the defeat. The condition
of the players was far from Mt to
compete in such an important game.
Lack of condition sadly told on them
At half-time and j consider they were
lucky to only have one goal scored
against them when the whistle car1-
ed for half time.
On resuming IL was soon seen there
was only one team in II. the Beau.
dettes being outplayed at every point
OF the game. Armstrong. who came
from Rochester with a great reputa-
ton, was far from success, and they
might have done better by playing
Rogers center forward. I hope in flu
ture the committee will do their ut
most and give spectators value for
their money by putting on a team
that is ~ to play The The homes homsste r,
Black. Hall and Barrie war equal TO
all the Beaudettes For the losers.I
felt sorry for Crofts. OF Flint, who
goals that were scored against him.
Sam Roges was the best OF the lot.
There were two games on the
schedule for the L. g. A. competition
played In Chicago. They resulted az
follows:
MeDsRs I. Chicago A.ersesns 4.
Battling for 90 minutes under per-
feet football conditions, the McDun
and Chicago American teams played q
Of the National Amateur champion
OF the hardest and best fought con-
tests of the Chicago season and the
crowd Of loo was Kept on edge from
The McDurs scored their goal In
the hrst half by the AID Of Anderson.
cree Morris ordered 30 Minutes ex-
ira time. but neither side was able
TO score and the game ended In the
fast. sathsrins gloom; 4 rspiay will
ca.pseIi Revers. W. Hyde Park niaes
The Hyde Park Blues reported for
their match with the Campbell Ro-
Rovers were not present. the Blues
cago District Football association,
Treasurer Birse.. OF the y. g Football
4 AsbOClauOn, sbiu tuHt bSt-
rotary Cahiif had wired he had not
| been notified by the Chicago league
| Of the suspension and that the match
| would stand a. set by the National
body. This brings the quarrel 20 an
issue between the United states Foot
ball association and Chicago District
league. and the matter probably will
be threshed out between New York
and Chicago. perhaps this weekend.
There was only one league game 20
be played last Sunday afternoon. and
\ that result has not reached me yet.
Wake up. Roses
Games snA Referees for sswssy.
Rovers w. Nationals. at Ferry field.
All Scots W.. Beaudettes. at MaIon-
ey's park 1918. Miliman.
| Ct. Georges vs.. Calcdonfans. at
| West End park. 1915, Ferguson.
| Bucks w. Packards. at Flint. z:3o.
| Stark.
| Detroits W.. Thistle. at Garvey's
| park. 1915. Draper.
| Ceitics vs.. Rising Stars. 1918. Bar
low.
! MorrelI and Jefferson. 1915. DANES.
| Wyandotte va Roses. Mt Wyandotte.
81 clair VS.. wolverines. at Hough-
| ten French field, Hundey.
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