Fore River made the way to the National Challenge Cup Quarterfinals,
defeating New York Field Club 3-0 at Quincy, Massachusetts. Fore River
found their first goal after twenty five minutes, when Billy Daly put away
the rebound from a save attempt by Rudolph Hunziker. Later in the first half,
Clawson fouled Sweeny in the penalty area, and New York were awarded a
penalty. Fore River goal keeper Jimmy Lambie kept the New York slate clean,
saving the penalty. In the second half, New York came out like gangbusters,
but could not breach the Fore River defense. Finally, Tommy Underwood put
the game out of reach with two goals.
4/3/20 Quincy, Massachusetts
Fore River Rovers 3-0 New York F.C.
(FRR - Tommy Underwood (2), Billy Daly)
Fore River - Jimmy Lambie, Parkinson, Littlejohn, Clawson, Green,
Black, Farquhar, Page, Tommy Underwood, Billy Daly, Tipping
New York FC - Rudolph Hunziker, Kelly, Gillillian, Mathews,
Bell, Carter, McDonald, Burnett, Petrie, Bleich
Att - 2,000 Referee - Darcy Linesmen - S. McLerie, R. Ritchie
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4/4/20 Todds Field - Brooklyn, New York
Robins Dry Dock 1-0 Bethlehem Steel
(RDD - Maguire 88’)
Bethlehem - Duncan, Collier, Ferguson, Murray, Campbell,
Morrison, McKelvey, Sturch, Corrigan, Forrest, Harris
Robins - Pete Renzulli, Robertson, Brownlee, Peat,
Clarke, Lance, Garside, Maguire, Harry Ratican, Miller, Stanholt
Referee - T. Cunningham Linesmen - C. E. Creighton, G. Caldicott
On a field covered in snow, Ben Miller A.C. defeated Olympia F.C. 2-1
in Chicago, advancing to the Western Final. After a relatively even first
quarter hour, Vidano opened the books for Olympia, finding Miller
goalkeeper McGarry out of position after a scrimmage for the ball. Jimmy
Dunn tied the game for Miller just before halftime, sending a shot in goal
from twenty five yards out. Olympia had a chance to snatch the lead in
the second half, when Barney Viadno stepped up to take a penalty kick.
Vidano missed the attempt, but an offside call gave him another chance.
With a second chance at the spot kick, Vidano's effort was saved by McGarry.
Ben Miller won the match on an own goal, as McHenry sent a pass across the
goal the struck off Trojanek and went in.
4/5/20 Bricklayers Field - Chicago, Illinois
Olympia F.C. 1-2 Ben Miller A.C.
(Brick - Vidano ; BM - Jimmy Dunn, Trojanek (OG) )
Olympia - Purdy, Kratina, Enrietta, J. Gomorra, Smith,
F. Gomorra, Perch, Kelly, Trojanek, Vidano, Aulicky
Ben Miller - McGarry, Johnson, Shea, Murphy, Quinn,
Reddon, McHenry, Schemel, Dunn, Marre, Pote
Referee - McKenzie Linesmen - Compton, Wood
Packard F.C. left no doubt of their superiority over Rochester City Moose,
rolling to a 5-1 victory in Flint, Michigan. Henry Allen paced the winners
with four goals, including the first three of the match. After Hall made the
score 4-0 for Packard, Ramsay booted and own goal for the lone Rochester
tally. Just before the final whistle, Allen completed the dominant performance
with his fourth score.
4/23/20 Flint, Michigan
Packard F.C. 5-1 Rochester City Moose
(Pack - Henry Allen (4), Hall ; Roch - Ramsay (og) )
Packard - Roberts, Rennie, Barrie, Ramsay, Goodwillie,
Mair, Christie, Hall, Hunter, Henry Allen, Mercer
Rochester - Briddon, Bliss, Strickland, Martin, Murdock,
Frearson, Playfair, Campling, Doodson, Boniface, Daggar
Referee - Arthur Sale Linesmen - J.T. Barton, W. Bond
