The second opened up at a terrific pace. Ratican and Miller putting in some great work. Both broke clean through but Duncan brought off some wonderful saves. Shanholtz beat Collier and looked certain to score but the fullback recovered himself and charged the player off the ball in the nick of time. Ferguson was conspicuous with some sterling play and was loudly applauded by the big crowd. Ratican broke through again and Duncan brought off a marvelous save by throwing himself full length at the ball. As the end of the regulation period no goals had been scored and extra time was ordered. Excitement rose to fever heat as each team made desperate efforts to score. The Robins finished up a great attacking movement by forcing a corner off Ferguson in the last minute of the game. Garside placed the ball beautifully and McGuire, getting his boot to the ball in the nick of time, crashed it into the net with an unstoppable shot. The steel workers were badly handicapped in having to take the field without the services of their brilliant outside left, Tommy Fleming, who is laid up with an attack of laryngitis. The Robins Drydock will now meet the clever Fore River team of Quincy, Mass., in the Eastern semi-final. The lineup:
Robins D. Dock (1) -- Bethlehem (0)
Renzulli -- G -- Duncan
Robertson -- R. B. -- Collier
Brownlee -- L. B. -- Ferguson
Peat -- R. H. -- Murray
Clarke -- C. H. -- Campbell
Lance -- L. H. -- Morrison
Garside -- O. R. -- McKelvey
Maguire -- I. R. -- Sturch
Ratican -- C. -- Corrigan
Miller -- I. L. -- Forrest
Stanholt -- O. L. -- Harris
Referee - Tom Cunningham. Linesmen - C. E. Creighton and George Caldicott. Goal for Robins Drydock - McGuire. Time of halves - 45 minutes and two extra periods of 15 minutes each.