The Washington times., 1935-03-18
BRITISH WIN
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on the Monument field, in the
finals of the consolation trophy,
Recreation Soccer League activ-
ities ended for the season.
Sponsored by the Municipal
Playground Department, tn e
league was founded in 1927 for
the purpose of encouraging the
boys to continue soccer after leav-
ing grade school, and it has stead
lily grown in both size and ability.
Not only was it the sole soccer
league in Washington this season
apart from the junior and mid
get playground organizatlons-blt
it contained teams which rank
with the best ever produced here.
Both league trophies have gone to
Northeast playground teams this
season, with Sherwood's win
yesterday and Sun Radio-repre-
senting Rosedale playground-tak-
ing the league championship last
week. Miller Furniture is the Park
View playground eleven.
Wind Aids
In Yesterdays game, Sherwood
had first advantage of the strong
wind which prevailed but man
aged to score only once although
they had most of the play. Mlllers
were frequently up in the vicinity
of De Julian but failed to get past
the Sherwood backs, neither team
being impressive near goal, with
the Miller forwards showing bet
ter control.
On changing ends, Millers were
strong favorites to win, but lost
many opportunities to score
through careless shooting and in
ability to gauge the strength OF
the wind, while at the other goal,
Knott had to bestir himself to pre-
vent Sherwood from adding to its
score, the Miller goalkeeper effect
ing seevral fine saves. The Millers
were in Sherwood territory most
of the closing minutes but failed
to beat the defense, leaving Sher-
wood, which finished in seventh
place in the league standing, win
ners Of the first consolation
trophy.
In an exhibition game on the
same field, British United de-
feated a game team representing
Benning CCC, 3 to /, after an
other Wind-swept contest.
British Win
The British players foun d
their opponents no Set-up, and
1t was not until the second half
was well advanced that victory
was assured. The Benning lads
showed considerable knowledge
of the sport, motto eably
Remiszwaki and Komerno, the
former giving a fine display at
center-half in the first half and
then distinguishing himself in
goal in the second period, stop
ping many shots in a clever and
confident manner. Komerno'S
goal climaxed a 60-yard run, his
parting shot going through off
odkcI uduQS' Will d CO1u1OIG-
able lead, the British devoted
the closing minutes to passing
practice which showed McBrinn
and DeLosh capable fullbacks.
SHERWOOD NO MILLER FURN. ()
r. DeJulian ...G.........oo.. Knott
CfampO s..Aooos. r.. .B.....sse Tamagni
LeOnEtnt ossSSo~. LIB. ....Sosaoss Kneesi
StrattOn 90 oras .. n. H..%.so...o Wilcox
Copper ....~sos. .C.H..... "A. Wellens
c. DeJulian s... .L.H... g, StOneburner
Fitzpatrick s..~.O.R.. H. Stoneburner
Potts ..soSS~s-.1 R.. ....s. Nau
johnson .ooso.oo.C. ...ooaso.e.s Lewis
McInerny ossoos. .IL..sssaassoSoa Hoy
CappOratti O.L.......S.s... Hall
Goal scored by McInerny. Half-time
score: 10. Referee, H. Coleman.
BRITISH UNL t9BENNING CCC "a
F. Grosart ..... .R.B...or.-s MeBrian
McBain ...ooooo. .L.B..ooeos~ De LOsh
Govan .'"...."...R.H... Plumeri
Turner Hsos&o. .L.H. so..os kOmeFnO
MallOch $4,000 %. r.. ...soo.ss.a TazzO
j. GrOsart .osse. .LR...ses..Slsso. Alu
McLafen sososE C.. ...-.ss.sso Stout
Boyd ....~....s IL"....s...se Turek
Dryden OIL. ...... Davids
Goals scored by McLaren, j. GrOsart
Dryden, kOmernO. Half-time score:
Ii. Referee, H. Coleman. Substitute:
Philpott for GOvan.