The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-21
STAR SOCCER CARD
 FOR BRIDGEPORTERS
By JOE BOOTH

Bridgeport soccer fans will have another chance to witness 6 game in the premier soccer tournament of the country on Sunday afternoon next when the St. Georges team of this
 city and the Danersk Athletic team of Stamford will clash for the right to enter the second round of the com petition. The game will be played at the Meadows, the home oe the Bridge port City club, where many an hard fought battel has been staged The
 interest as the Stamford organiza-
 ton at the present time are leaders
 in the Amateur league. while the St.
 Georges team holds the pleasant po-
 sition as leaders in the State league.
 It will be a battle to show the su- premacy of the two leagues.
 The management of the St.George's team claims to have the finest team many new and valuable players have been registered with a view to strengthening the weak places The
 most noticeable one is that of Fran | ter forward in the East, and who | last season helped the Graphophone | team to gain the greatest honor in the state Landy is a certain starter in the game Sunday and as he is a play CT who has rendered yeoman service | with the Fall River Rovers team
 when that team was in it's prime few seasons ago, it shows that he is a player of more than the ordinary 1 ability. Other star players will be
 introduced when the team takes the | field.
 Pine Showing of Saints
 The St. Georges team has done we'll 1 this season for it's only league defeat was at Manchester when the team was not al full strength. while the | Bridgeport City team was also it's vic- tor, in an exhibition game. This de- feat was reVenged a week later when | the Sons won by 20 and. in the mean | time has defeated the New Haven team in a decisive manner at the Oval.
 l But what about the Danersz team | is another part of the story. There i are many that claims that with the | Danersk team being members of the | Amateur League this season, it is not
 in the same class as the St. Georges, but this is not the case for down
 Stamford way the players are conf dent of victory and an easy walk into ! the second round of the competition.
 The management claim several of the 1 finest players in the state, many of | them only just arrived in the country | from Scotland, where they have par | ticipated in the game there. The
 majority of the players are members of the Order of Scottish Clans in
 Stamford and it is certain that there | will be a large delegation present | from the local organization of that
 order. The majority of the St. 1 Georges team are members of the 1 Oru6r sons or L. SeOrSe ana they
 also will have a very large following. | Everything points to a fast and eX- citing game and those who witnessed | the contest last Sunday on the same
 gound will agree that these national 1 cup competition games are fast and | exciting from start to finish. The
 full list of players and officials se- | Iccted for the game will appear to-
 morrow. The kick off is 2:S0 o'clock. This competition is growing by l leaps and bounds every season, but | this season all records wore broken with an entry of 11S teams from all | sections of the East and Middle West 1 Connecticut also furnished a record | entry with seven entries, Manchester, l Stamford and Ansonia have already been eliminated. Bridgeport City alone are ready for the second round
 while the St. Georges. Danersk Ath- letics and Hartford, the latter is re- playing it's tie Sunday with Chicopee | RoVers, live to fight another day. The draw for the second round of | the competition will take place on | Saturday evening in the Hotel Astor.
 New York city. Joe Booth of this . city, a member of the committee, will l be present. at the draw