No scoring took place in the first half, but the Steel Workers missed several good chances to locate the net. In the second half Bethlehem started off with a rush and Riley, the Brooklyn custodian, had a strenuous [. . . ] that lasted for at least twenty minutes. He, however, made some sensational saves and it looked as if [. . .] score would end in a scoreless tie when McNiven registered the only goal from six yards range.

The Bethlehem center forward got possession of the ball on the rebound from Hunt the Brooklyn left fullback, who stopped a shot from Faulds. Riley had no chance with the parting shot of McNiven, the ball sailing into the corner of the net beyond his reach.

Bethlehem was attacking desperately in the closing stages, but was unable to add to the score, and the game ended in a victory for the Steel Workers by one goal to nothing. This is the fourth successive victory registered by the Steel Workers in league play on foreign soil. This places the home team in a very favorable position in the league standing. The lineup:

Bethlehem -- Brooklyn F. C.
Kerr -- Goal -- Riley
Young -- RFB -- Robertson
Ferguson -- LFB -- Hunt
Rattray -- RHB -- Gilfillan
Raeside -- CHB -- Wilson
Terris -- LHB -- Waite
McFarlane -- OR -- Lawrence
[ . . .] -- IR -- Bishop
McNiven -- CF -- Rew
Campbell -- IL -- Shaw
Goldie -- OL -- Dorward
Goals: McNiven. Linesmen: [ . . . ] and McAvoy. Referee: [. . .] New York. Time of halves, 45 minutes.