On the restart Disston made a brilliant effort to make up the leeway but the Bethlehem defense was impregnable and the visitors were seldom really dangerous. Both teams found it difficult to retain their footing on the treacherous ground but nevertheless gave a wonderful display the ball traveling fast from one goal to the other. Duncan was given more to do in this half but was in good form and handled all shots that came his way with ease. In the latter part of this half the Steel Workers once more asserted their superiority and after Easton had missed a beautiful chance from four yards out, Murray scored the Steel Workers fourth goal by cleverly following up a clearance from Williams, the Disston left fullback. This goal had a great effect on Disston and they were never afterwards really dangerous. Lynch at center forward was the only man that ever really looked like breaking through, but Campbell took good care of him, covering his every movement, and the final whistle found the play in Disston territory. For Disston Pearce and Lynch played best. For the Steel Workers no player was more prominent than the other, every man contributing to one of the best displays of soccer ever seen in Bethlehem. Lineup:
Disston -- Beth. Steel.
Pearce -- G -- Duncan
Mathews -- RFB -- Fletcher
Wilson -- LFB -- Ferguson
Thomas -- RHB -- Murray
Fisher -- CHB -- Campbell
Graham -- LHB -- Kirkpatrick
Andrews -- OR -- Murphy
Hyslop -- IR -- Pepper
Lynch -- CF -- Ratican
Burnett -- IL -- Easton
Barrett -- OL -- Fleming
Linesmen -- Stewart, Disston; Morrison, Bethlehem. Referee -- Kerr, Philadelphia. Goals -- Pepper 2, Ratican, Murray. Time of halves -- 45 minutes.