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	The '''1911 American Cup''' was the annual open cup held by the ]. Twenty-eight teams entered the tournament. Howard & Bullough of Pawtucket were the winners of this edition.
			{{Infobox football tournament season
			\| title = American Cup
			\| year = 1911
			\| other_title =
			\| image = AFAball.jpg
			\| image_size = 100px
			\| country = United States
			\| dates = {{nowrap\|October 22, 1910 – April 23, 1911}}
			\| num_teams = 28
			\| winners = Howard & Bullough
			\| count = 1
			\| second = Philadelphia Hibernian
			\| matches =
			\| goals =
			\| scoring_leader =
			\| player =
			\| prev_season = ]
			\| next_season = ]
			}}
			The '''1911 American Cup''' was the annual open cup held by the ]. Twenty-eight teams entered the tournament. Howard & Bullough of Pawtucket were the winners of this edition.

			==First Round==
			The draw for the first round took place on September 10, 1910.<ref>"Soccer Clubs Prepare For Big Season". (September 12, 1910). ''Newark Evening News'', p.21 col.3</ref> Collingswood, Cameron, Scottish American, and Wilberforce drew byes.

			{{football box\|
			date = October 16, 1910\|
			team1 = Haledon Thistle \|
			goals1 = Canova\|
			goals2 = Kemp<br>Dawson<br>Dawson<br>Kemp \|
			score = 1–4 \|
			report = <ref>"Tacony Beat The Thistles". (October 17, 1910). ''The Morning Call'', p.3 col.4</ref>\|
			team2 = Tacony \|
			stadium = Wilard Park ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Allan Montgomery}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 23, 1910\|
			team1 = Ansonia \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 1–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Ansonias And Bronx Teams Played A Tie–Game". (October 24, 1910). ''Evening Sentinel'', p.1 col.2</ref>\|
			team2 = Bronx United \|
			stadium = Hotchkiss Field ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 23, 1910\|
			team1 = True Blue \|
			goals1 = Laurie<br>Leech\|
			goals2 = McPherson \|
			score = 2–1 \|
			report = <ref>"True Blue Defeated Newburgh Eleven In Cup Tie Game". (October 24, 1910). ''Paterson Evening News'', p.6 col.4</ref>\|
			team2 = Newburg \|
			stadium = Willard Park ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 29, 1910\|
			team1 = Philadelphia Thistle \|
			goals1 = Jimmy Kerr<br>Cankie Cairns<br>Ashton\|
			goals2 = Gibbs \|
			score = 3–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Thistles Win Cup Contest". (October 30, 1910). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.8 col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = Hollywood Inn \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = David Gould}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 29, 1910\|
			team1 = Philadelphia Celtic \|
			goals1 = 87’ McNichol\|
			goals2 = Bentley<br>60’ Birchenough<br>J. Smith \|
			score = 1–3 \|
			report = <ref>"Celtic Downed By Jerseymen". (October 30, 1910). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.8 col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = Caledonian \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = G. Young}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Clan McDonald \|
			goals1 = Peters<br>Orr \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 2–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Tie For Socker Cup Far From Being Decided". (October 31, 1910). ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', p.1 col.5</ref>\|
			team2 = Vernon Lodge \|
			stadium = Marquette Oval, Brooklyn
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = M. Cussack}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Rangers \|
			goals1 = 87’ Alex Bissett\|
			goals2 = M. Garvey \|
			score = 1–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Cup Tie Game Was A Draw". (October 31, 1910). ''Paterson Press'', p.6 col.7</ref>\|
			team2 = Hibernian \|
			stadium = Olympic Park ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Columbia F.C. \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = MacPherson \|
			score = 0–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Brooklyn Celtics Win In Harrison". (October 31, 1910). ''The Observer'', p.10 col.4</ref>\|
			team2 = Brooklyn Celtic \|
			stadium = West Hudson Oval ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Andrew Laurie}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Birmingham F.C. \|
			goals1 = Garrett<br>Nichols\|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 2–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Soccer On Many Fields". (October 31, 1910). ''New York Tribune'', p.5 col.5</ref>\|
			team2 = Brooklyn \|
			stadium = Wiedenmayer's Park ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Arcadia Thistle \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 0–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Play Scoreless Tie With Arcadia". (October 31, 1910). ''Evening Times'', p.2 col.4–5</ref>\|
			team2 = ] \|
			stadium = Morris Park ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Montgomery}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Critchley \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 0–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Neither Side Tallied". (October 31, 1910). ''Brooklyn Times'', p.5 col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = Jersey A.C. \|
			stadium = Edison Field ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = J. White}}

			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Newark F.C. \|
			goals1 = 30’ McMahon(pk)<br>John Leggett\|
			goals2 = 25’ Lennox<br>60’ Carter<br>65’ Ford(pk) \|
			score = 2–3 \|
			report = <ref>"West Hudson Eleven Puts Out Newark". (October 31, 1910). ''Newark Evening News'', p.17 col.2</ref>\|
			team2 = West Hudson \|
			stadium = Morris Park ]
			\| attendance = 2,000
			\| referee = George Phillip (Trenton)}}

			===replays===
			{{football box\|
			date = October 30, 1910\|
			team1 = Bronx United \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 2–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Played Another Tie Game". (October 31, 1910). ''Evening Sentinel'', p.4 col.2</ref>\|
			team2 = Ansonia \|
			stadium = Bronx Oval ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 5, 1910\|
			team1 = Hibernian \|
			goals1 = 75’ Gallagher<br>Smith\|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 2–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Hibernians Win Cup Contest 2–0". (November 6, 1910). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.8 col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = Rangers \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Bernstein (Brooklyn)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 5, 1910\|
			team1 = Howard & Bullough\|
			goals1 = 37’ Brown<br>McKay<br>Harvey<br>Harvey<br>McKay\|
			goals2 = McKenzie \|
			score = 5–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Put Thistles Out Of Cup–Tie". (November 7, 1910). ''Evening Times'', p.2 col.8</ref>\|
			team2 = Arcadia Thistle\|
			stadium = Sabin Street grounds
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Montgomery (Newark)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 6, 1910\|
			team1 = Brooklyn\|
			goals1 = Kirby<br>Milne\|
			goals2 = Woodward<br>Compton (pk)\|
			score = 2–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Brooklyns Again Tie; New Game Necessary". (November 7, 1910). ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', p.1 col.5</ref>\|
			team2 = Birmingham F.C.\|
			stadium = Edison Field ]
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = W. Williams}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 6, 1910\|
			team1 = Jersey A.C.\|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = 40’ Pall (og) \|
			score = 3–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Jersey A.C. Defeated The Critchleys". (November 7, 1910). ''Jersey Journal'', p.13 col.4</ref>\|
			team2 = Critchley\|
			stadium = Jersey City Baseball grounds
			\| attendance = 200
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 12, 1910\|
			team1 = Brooklyn\|
			goals1 = 1’ Kirby<br>Watts<br>Opperman<br>Coward<br>Kirby<br>Maclennan\|
			goals2 = 60’ Foster/Proctor \|
			score = 6–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Crescent Sockers Beaten By Quakers". (November 13, 1910). ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', p.9 col.4</ref>\|
			team2 = Birmingham F.C.\|
			stadium = Harrison Oval
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = A. Montgomery}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 13, 1910\|
			team1 = Bronx United \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = Tomlinson<br>Neilson<br>Stevens\|
			score = 1–3 \|
			report = <ref>"No Title". (November 14, 1910). ''Evening Sentinel'', p.5 </ref>\|
			team2 = Ansonia \|
			stadium = Harrison Oval
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = J. Davis (Jersey City)}}

			==Second round==
			The second round draw took place November 5, 1910 at the Continental hotel in Newark, NJ.<ref>"Jerseys, Howard & Bulloughs And The Hubs Still In". (November 7, 1910). ''Newark Evening Star'', p.10 col.5</ref> The Ansonia–Brooklyn match was ordered replayed because Ansonia used an ineligible player.

			{{football box\|
			date = November 24, 1910\|
			team1 = Clan MacDonald \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 0–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Clan MacDonald Tie With Brooklyn Celtics". (November 25, 1910). ''Standard Union'', p.12 col.6</ref>\|
			team2 = Brooklyn Celtic \|
			stadium = Marquette Oval
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 24, 1910\|
			team1 = Collingwood \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = 10', 75' Montieth \|
			score = 0–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Scots Win 2D Round Cup Contest". (November 25, 1910). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.12 col.5</ref>\|
			team2 = Scottish American \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Philips}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 26, 1910\|
			team1 = Hibernian \|
			goals1 = 10' Hinds<br>Waltemate<br>Scott<br>88' Scott\|
			goals2 = Tait \|
			score = 4–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Hibs Get Revenge From Jersey City". (November 27, 1910). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', sec. 3 p.1 col.4–5</ref>\|
			team2 = Jersey A.C. \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Dale (Paterson)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 26, 1910\|
			team1 = Howard & Bullough \|
			goals1 = 25' Harvey<br>86' Handling\|
			goals2 = 60' Carter \|
			score = 2–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Beat Out West Hudsons, 2–1". (November 28, 1910). ''The Evening Times'', p.2 col.8</ref>\|
			team2 = West Hudson \|
			stadium = Sabin Street grounds Pawtucket, RI
			\| attendance = 1000
			\| referee = Gore (New Bedford)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 26, 1910\|
			team1 = Caledonian \|
			goals1 = 20' Harrison<br>60' Bentley<br>Harrison \|
			goals2 = 3' Leitch<br>Leitch<br>88' John Montgomery \|
			score = 3–3 \|
			report = <ref>"Callies Strong Against True Blues". (October 31, 1910). ''Trenton Evening Times'', p.11 col.5</ref>\|
			team2 = True Blue \|
			stadium = Hetzel Field, Trenton, NJ
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = George Young (Chester, PA)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 27, 1910\|
			team1 = Ansonia \|
			goals1 = Simcox(2)<br>Stevens<br>Tomlinson\|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 4–3 \|
			report = <ref>"Ansonia Wins Again". (November 28, 1910). ''Evening Sentinel'', p.col.3</ref>\|
			team2 = Brooklyn \|
			stadium = Hotchkiss Field ]
			\| attendance = 500
			\| referee = Montgomery (Kearney, NJ)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 27, 1910\|
			team1 = Wilberforce \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = 25' McDonald (pk) \|
			score = 0–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Wilberforce Eleven Defeated By Tacony Team In Hard Game". (November 28, 1910). ''Paterson Evening News'', p.6 col.4</ref>\|
			team2 = Tacony \|
			stadium = Olympic Park, Paterson
			\| attendance = 2000
			\| referee = Burnside (Brooklyn) }}

			{{football box\|
			date = November 27, 1910\|
			team1 = Cameron \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 0–4 \|
			report = <ref>"Scots Only Local Team In Cup–Tie". (November 28, 1910). ''Newark Evening News'', p.16 col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = Thistle \|
			stadium = Harrison Oval, Newark
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			===replays===
			{{football box\|
			date = December 4, 1910\|
			team1 = Celtic \|
			goals1 = \|
			goals2 = Ross<br>Peters \|
			score = 0–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Advance To Fourth Round". (December 5, 1910). ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', sec.3 p.1 col.6</ref>\|
			team2 = Clan MacDonald \|
			stadium = Celtic Park, Brooklyn
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			{{football box\|
			date = December 4, 1910\|
			team1 = True Blue \|
			goals1 = 1H' Laurie<br> 2H' Laurie<br>Dearne<br>Laurie<br>Montgomery<br>Leach\|
			goals2 = 1H' Cooper\|
			score = 6–1 \|
			report = <ref>"True Blues Won Easily". (December 5, 1910). ''The Morning Call'', p.3 col.3–4</ref>\|
			team2 = Caledonian \|
			stadium = Willard Park, Paterson
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Young (Philadelphia)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = January 1, 1911\|
			team1 = Brooklyn \|
			goals1 = Danielson \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 1–3 \|
			report = <ref>"Ansonia Eleven Victor". (January 2, 1911). ''New York Tribune'', p.8 col.7</ref>\|
			team2 = Ansonia \|
			stadium = Visitation Oval, Brooklyn
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = }}

			==Third round==
			{{football box\|
			date = December 26, 1910\|
			team1 = Tacony \|
			goals1 = 89' Dawson \|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 1–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Tacony Scores Goal And Wins". (December 27, 1911). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.10 col.7</ref>\|
			team2 = Thistle \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance = 2000
			\| referee = Phelps }}

			{{football box\|
			date = December 31, 1911\|
			team1 = Howard & Bullough \|
			goals1 = E. Pemberton<br>McKay \|
			goals2 = Laurie (pk)<br>30' Dearn\|
			score = 2–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Play Brilliant Draw Game". (January 2, 1911). ''The Evening Times'', p.2 col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = True Blue \|
			stadium = Sabin Street grounds
			\| attendance = 1200
			\| referee = White (Brooklyn)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = January 2, 1911\|
			team1 = Hibernian \|
			goals1 = 15' Smith<br>Godfrey<br>Gallagher \|
			goals2 = Thomson<br>Falls<br>Hoyle (pk)\|
			score = 3–3 \|
			report = <ref>"Clan MacDonald Ties With Hibs 3–3". (January 3, 1911). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.12 col.5</ref>\|
			team2 = Clan MacDonald \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Allen Montgomery (Newark)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = January 22, 1911\|
			team1 = Ansonia \|
			goals1 = 28' Stevens\|
			goals2 = \|
			score = 1–0 \|
			report = <ref>"Ansonia Soccer Team Now In Semi-Finals". (January 23, 1911). ''Evening Sentinel'', p. col.1</ref>\|
			team2 = Scottish American \|
			stadium = Hotchkiss Field, Ansonia, CT
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Nesbit (NY)}}

			===replays===
			{{football box\|
			date = January 8, 1911\|
			team1 = Clan MacDonald \|
			goals1 = Saull \|
			goals2 = Smith<br>Burroughs\|
			score = 1–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Clansmen Eliminated From Soccer Cup Tie". (January 9, 1911). ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', sec.3 p.1 col.3</ref>\|
			team2 = Hibernian \|
			stadium = Marquette Oval, Brooklyn
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = Allen Montgomery (Newark)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = January 8, 1911\|
			team1 = True Blue \|
			goals1 = A. Montgomery \|
			goals2 = J. Blakely\|
			score = 1–1 \|
			report = <ref>"Teams Play Another Draw". (January 9, 1911). ''The Morning Call'', p.3 col.6</ref>\|
			team2 = Howard & Bullough \|
			stadium = Willard Park, Paterson
			\| attendance =
			\| referee = White (New York)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = January 22, 1911\|
			team1 = True Blue \|
			goals1 = 20' Dearn \|
			goals2 = Harvey<br>Pemberton\|
			score = 1–2 \|
			report = <ref>"Clansmen Eliminated From Soccer Cup Tie". (January 9, 1911). ''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', sec.3 p.1 col.3</ref>\|
			team2 = Howard & Bullough \|
			stadium = Harrison Oval,
			\| attendance = 2500
			\| referee = D.H. White (Brooklyn)}}

	==American Cup Bracket==		==American Cup Bracket==
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	\|November 26 - ]\|''']'''\|4\|]\|1		\|November 26 - ]\|''']'''\|4\|]\|1
	\|November 24 - ]\|''']'''\|0-2\|]\|0-0		\|November 24 - ]\|''']'''\|0-2\|]\|0-0
	\|] - ]\|''']'''\|4-3\|]\|3-1		\|November 27/January 1 - ]\|''']'''\|4-3\|]\|3-1
	\|November 24 - ]\|]\|0\|''']'''\|2		\|November 24 - ]\|]\|0\|''']'''\|2
	\|November 28 - ]\|''']'''\|2\|]\|1		\|November 28 - ]\|''']'''\|2\|]\|1
	\|November 26 - ]\|]\|3-1\|''']'''\|3-6		\|November 26 - ]\|]\|3-1\|''']'''\|3-6
	\|]\|]\|0\|''']'''\|1		\|]\|]\|0\|''']'''\|1
	\|]\|]\|0\|''']'''\|4		\|]\|]\|0\|''']'''\|4
	<!--quarter finals -->		<!--quarter finals -->
	\|January 1 - ]\|''']'''\|3-2\|]\|3-1		\|January 1 - ]\|''']'''\|3-2\|]\|3-1
	\|January 22\|''']'''\|1\|]\|0		\|January 22\|''']'''\|1\|]\|0
	\|December 31 - ]\|''']'''\|5<sup>a</sup>\|]\|4		\|December 31 - ]\|''']'''\|5<sup>a</sup>\|]\|4
	\|December 25 - ]\|''']'''\|1\|]\|0		\|December 25 - ]\|''']'''\|1\|]\|0
	<!--semi finals -->		<!--semi finals -->
	\|March 4 - ]\|''']'''\|3\|]\|1		\|March 4 - ]\|''']'''\|3\|]\|1
	\|March 4 - ]\|''']'''\|2\|]\|1		\|March 4 - ]\|''']'''\|2\|]\|1
	<!--final -->		<!--final -->
	\|] - ]\|]\|1-1\|''']'''\|1-3		\|April 9, 23 - ]\|]\|1-1\|''']'''\|1-3
	\|RD1=Second round		\|RD1=Second round
	\|3rdplace=no}}		\|3rdplace=no}}
	a) aggregate after 3 games		a) aggregate after 3 games

			==Semifinals==
			{{football box\|
			date = March 4, 1911\|
			team1 = Hibernian \|
			goals1 = Godfrey (2)<br>Danks\|
			goals2 = 40' Simcox \|
			score = 3–1 \|
			report =<ref>"Hibernians Easily Win From Ansonia". (April 10, 1911). ''Philadelphia Inquirer'', p.9 col.5</ref> \|
			team2 = Ansonia \|
			stadium = Philadelphia, PA
			\| attendance = 8,000
			\| referee = Phillips (Trenton)}}

			{{football box\|
			date = March 4, 1911\|
			team1 = Howard & Bullough \|
			goals1 = 21' McKay<br> 27' Smith\|
			goals2 = 69' Kemp\|
			score = 2–1 \|
			report =<ref>"Howard & Bulloughs Put Out Tacony". (March 6, 1911). ''Evening Times'', p.2 col.4–5</ref> \|
			team2 = Tacony \|
			stadium = Sabin Street grounds
			\| attendance = 3000
			\| referee = AJ Burnside (Brooklyn)}}

	==Final==		==Final==
			{{football box\|
	{{footballbox\|
	date = April 9, 1911\|		date = April 9, 1911\|
	team1 = ] (]) \|		team1 = ] (]) \|
	goals1 = Burroughs 70’\|		goals1 = Harry Burroughs 70’\|
	goals2 = Cannane 80’ \|		goals2 = Michael Cannane 80’ \|
	score = 1–1 \|		score = 1–1 \|
			report =<ref>"Brilliant Soccer Football Battle Ends Without Decision". (April 10, 1911). ''Newark Evening Star'', p.11 col.4–6</ref> \|
	report = \|
	team2 = ] (]) \|		team2 = ] (]) \|
	stadium = Morris Park ]		stadium = Morris Park ]
	\| attendance = 8,000		\| attendance = 8,000
	\| referee = Harry Dale, ~~Patterson, New Jersey~~}}		\| referee = Harry Dale (Paterson)}}

	==Replay==		==Replay==
			{{football box\|
	{{footballbox\|
	date = April 23, 1911\|		date = April 23, 1911\|
	team1 = ] (]) \|		team1 = ] (]) \|
	goals1 = \|		goals1 = 60' Burrows \|
	goals2 = Harvey(2)\|		goals2 = 46' McKay<br>Harvey (pk)<br>76' Harvey \|
	score = 1–3 \|		score = 1–3 \|
			report =<ref>"Soccer Cup Captured By H.–B. Eleven". (April 24, 1911). ''Newark Evening News'', p.21 col.7</ref>\|
	report = \|
	team2 = ] (]) \|		team2 = ] (]) \|
	stadium = Morris Park ]		stadium = Morris Park ]
	\| attendance = 6,000		\| attendance = 6,000
	\| referee = Harry Dale }}		\| referee = Harry Dale (Paterson)}}

			'''Hibs''': GK O'Donnell, RF Danks, LF Wilson(c), RMF Waltermate, CMF Blaney, LMF Tillie, OR Burroughs, IR Godfrey, CF Gallagher, IL Smith, OL Hinds.<br>'''H&B''': GK Healey, RF O'Toole(c), LF Donnelly, RMF Creighton, CMF Brown, LMF Blakely, OR Harvey, IR McKay, CF W.Pemberton, IL E.Pemberton, OL Cannan.

			==References==
	'''Hibs''': GK O'Donnell, DF Danks, Wilson(c), MF Waltermaite, Blaney, Logue, FW Burroughs, Godfrey, Gallagher, Smith, Hinds.<br>'''H&B''': GK Healey, DF O'Toole(c), Donnelly, MF Creighton, Brown, Blakely, FW Harvey, McKay, W.Pemberton, E.Pemberton, Cannane.
			{{reflist}}

	{{American Cup}}		{{American Cup}}

			{{DEFAULTSORT:American Cup 1910-11}}
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 25 December 2024

Football tournament season

1911 American Cup
Tournament details

Country	United States
Dates	October 22, 1910 – April 23, 1911
Teams	28
Final positions
Champions	Howard & Bullough (1st title)
Runner-up	Philadelphia Hibernian
← 1910 1912 →

The 1911 American Cup was the annual open cup held by the American Football Association. Twenty-eight teams entered the tournament. Howard & Bullough of Pawtucket were the winners of this edition.

First Round

The draw for the first round took place on September 10, 1910. Collingswood, Cameron, Scottish American, and Wilberforce drew byes.

October 16, 1910

Haledon Thistle	1–4	Tacony
Canova		Kemp Dawson Dawson Kemp

Wilard Park Paterson, New JerseyReferee: Allan Montgomery October 23, 1910

Ansonia	1–1	Bronx United

Hotchkiss Field Ansonia, CT October 23, 1910

True Blue	2–1	Newburg
Laurie Leech		McPherson

Willard Park Paterson, New Jersey October 29, 1910

Philadelphia Thistle	3–1	Hollywood Inn
Jimmy Kerr Cankie Cairns Ashton		Gibbs

Philadelphia, PAReferee: David Gould October 29, 1910

Philadelphia Celtic	1–3	Caledonian
87’ McNichol		Bentley 60’ Birchenough J. Smith

Philadelphia, PAReferee: G. Young October 30, 1910

Clan McDonald	2–0	Vernon Lodge
Peters Orr

Marquette Oval, BrooklynReferee: M. Cussack October 30, 1910

Rangers	1–1	Hibernian
87’ Alex Bissett		M. Garvey

Olympic Park Paterson, New Jersey October 30, 1910

Columbia F.C.	0–1	Brooklyn Celtic
		MacPherson

West Hudson Oval Harrison, New JerseyReferee: Andrew Laurie October 30, 1910

Birmingham F.C.	2–2	Brooklyn
Garrett Nichols

Wiedenmayer's Park Newark, New Jersey October 30, 1910

Arcadia Thistle	0–0	Howard & Bullough

Morris Park Newark, New JerseyReferee: Montgomery October 30, 1910

Critchley	0–0	Jersey A.C.

Edison Field Brooklyn, New YorkReferee: J. White October 30, 1910

Newark F.C.	2–3	West Hudson
30’ McMahon(pk) John Leggett		25’ Lennox 60’ Carter 65’ Ford(pk)

Morris Park Newark, New JerseyAttendance: 2,000Referee: George Phillip (Trenton)

replays

October 30, 1910

Bronx United	2–2	Ansonia

Bronx Oval Bronx, New York November 5, 1910

Hibernian	2–0	Rangers
75’ Gallagher Smith

Philadelphia, PAReferee: Bernstein (Brooklyn) November 5, 1910

Howard & Bullough	5–1	Arcadia Thistle
37’ Brown McKay Harvey Harvey McKay		McKenzie

Sabin Street groundsReferee: Montgomery (Newark) November 6, 1910

Brooklyn	2–2	Birmingham F.C.
Kirby Milne		Woodward Compton (pk)

Edison Field Brooklyn, New YorkReferee: W. Williams November 6, 1910

Jersey A.C.	3–0	Critchley
		40’ Pall (og)

Jersey City Baseball groundsAttendance: 200 November 12, 1910

Brooklyn	6–1	Birmingham F.C.
1’ Kirby Watts Opperman Coward Kirby Maclennan		60’ Foster/Proctor

Harrison OvalReferee: A. Montgomery November 13, 1910

Bronx United	1–3	Ansonia
		Tomlinson Neilson Stevens

Harrison OvalReferee: J. Davis (Jersey City)

Second round

The second round draw took place November 5, 1910 at the Continental hotel in Newark, NJ. The Ansonia–Brooklyn match was ordered replayed because Ansonia used an ineligible player.

November 24, 1910

Clan MacDonald	0–0	Brooklyn Celtic

Marquette Oval November 24, 1910

Collingwood	0–2	Scottish American
		10', 75' Montieth

Philadelphia, PAReferee: Philips November 26, 1910

Hibernian	4–1	Jersey A.C.
10' Hinds Waltemate Scott 88' Scott		Tait

Philadelphia, PAReferee: Dale (Paterson) November 26, 1910

Howard & Bullough	2–1	West Hudson
25' Harvey 86' Handling		60' Carter

Sabin Street grounds Pawtucket, RIAttendance: 1000Referee: Gore (New Bedford) November 26, 1910

Caledonian	3–3	True Blue
20' Harrison 60' Bentley Harrison		3' Leitch Leitch 88' John Montgomery

Hetzel Field, Trenton, NJReferee: George Young (Chester, PA) November 27, 1910

Ansonia	4–3	Brooklyn
Simcox(2) Stevens Tomlinson

Hotchkiss Field Ansonia, CTAttendance: 500Referee: Montgomery (Kearney, NJ) November 27, 1910

Wilberforce	0–1	Tacony
		25' McDonald (pk)

Olympic Park, PatersonAttendance: 2000Referee: Burnside (Brooklyn) November 27, 1910

Cameron	0–4	Thistle

Harrison Oval, Newark

replays

December 4, 1910

Celtic	0–2	Clan MacDonald
		Ross Peters

Celtic Park, Brooklyn December 4, 1910

True Blue	6–1	Caledonian
1H' Laurie 2H' Laurie Dearne Laurie Montgomery Leach		1H' Cooper

Willard Park, PatersonReferee: Young (Philadelphia) January 1, 1911

Brooklyn	1–3	Ansonia
Danielson

Visitation Oval, Brooklyn

Third round

December 26, 1910

Tacony	1–0	Thistle
89' Dawson

Philadelphia, PAAttendance: 2000Referee: Phelps December 31, 1911

Howard & Bullough	2–2	True Blue
E. Pemberton McKay		Laurie (pk) 30' Dearn

Sabin Street groundsAttendance: 1200Referee: White (Brooklyn) January 2, 1911

Hibernian	3–3	Clan MacDonald
15' Smith Godfrey Gallagher		Thomson Falls Hoyle (pk)

Philadelphia, PAReferee: Allen Montgomery (Newark) January 22, 1911

Ansonia	1–0	Scottish American
28' Stevens

Hotchkiss Field, Ansonia, CTReferee: Nesbit (NY)

replays

January 8, 1911

Clan MacDonald	1–2	Hibernian
Saull		Smith Burroughs

Marquette Oval, BrooklynReferee: Allen Montgomery (Newark) January 8, 1911

True Blue	1–1	Howard & Bullough
A. Montgomery		J. Blakely

Willard Park, PatersonReferee: White (New York) January 22, 1911

True Blue	1–2	Howard & Bullough
20' Dearn		Harvey Pemberton

Harrison Oval,Attendance: 2500Referee: D.H. White (Brooklyn)

American Cup Bracket

Second round

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

November 26 - Philadelphia

Philadelphia Hibernian

January 1 - Philadelphia

Jersey A.C.

Philadelphia Hibernian

3-2

November 24 - Brooklyn

Clan MacDonald

3-1

Clan MacDonald

0-2

March 4 - Philadelphia

Brooklyn Celtic

0-0

Philadelphia Hibernian

November 27/January 1 - Ansonia

Ansonia F.C.

Ansonia F.C.

4-3

January 22

Brooklyn A.F.C.

3-1

Ansonia F.C.

November 24 - Philadelphia

Scottish Americans

Collingwood F.C.

April 9, 23 - Newark

Scottish Americans

Philadelphia Hibernian

1-1

November 28 - Pawtucket

Howard & Bullough

1-3

Howard & Bullough

December 31 - Pawtucket

West Hudson A.A.

Howard & Bullough

November 26 - Trenton

Paterson True Blues

Trenton Caledonians

3-1

March 4 - Pawtucket

Paterson True Blues

3-6

Howard & Bullough

Newark

Tacony F.C.

Wilberforce F.C.

December 25 - Philadelphia

Tacony F.C.

Brooklyn

Philadelphia Thistles

Camerons

Philadelphia Thistles

a) aggregate after 3 games

Semifinals

March 4, 1911

Hibernian	3–1	Ansonia
Godfrey (2) Danks		40' Simcox

Philadelphia, PAAttendance: 8,000Referee: Phillips (Trenton) March 4, 1911

Howard & Bullough	2–1	Tacony
21' McKay 27' Smith		69' Kemp

Sabin Street groundsAttendance: 3000Referee: AJ Burnside (Brooklyn)

Final

April 9, 1911

Philadelphia Hibernian (PA)	1–1	Howard & Bullough (RI)
Harry Burroughs 70’		Michael Cannane 80’

Morris Park Newark, New JerseyAttendance: 8,000Referee: Harry Dale (Paterson)

Replay

April 23, 1911

Philadelphia Hibernian (PA)	1–3	Howard & Bullough (RI)
60' Burrows		46' McKay Harvey (pk) 76' Harvey

Morris Park Newark, New JerseyAttendance: 6,000Referee: Harry Dale (Paterson)

Hibs: GK O'Donnell, RF Danks, LF Wilson(c), RMF Waltermate, CMF Blaney, LMF Tillie, OR Burroughs, IR Godfrey, CF Gallagher, IL Smith, OL Hinds.
H&B: GK Healey, RF O'Toole(c), LF Donnelly, RMF Creighton, CMF Brown, LMF Blakely, OR Harvey, IR McKay, CF W.Pemberton, IL E.Pemberton, OL Cannan.

References

"Soccer Clubs Prepare For Big Season". (September 12, 1910). Newark Evening News, p.21 col.3
"Tacony Beat The Thistles". (October 17, 1910). The Morning Call, p.3 col.4
"Ansonias And Bronx Teams Played A Tie–Game". (October 24, 1910). Evening Sentinel, p.1 col.2
"True Blue Defeated Newburgh Eleven In Cup Tie Game". (October 24, 1910). Paterson Evening News, p.6 col.4
"Thistles Win Cup Contest". (October 30, 1910). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.8 col.1
"Celtic Downed By Jerseymen". (October 30, 1910). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.8 col.1
"Tie For Socker Cup Far From Being Decided". (October 31, 1910). Brooklyn Daily Eagle, p.1 col.5
"Cup Tie Game Was A Draw". (October 31, 1910). Paterson Press, p.6 col.7
"Brooklyn Celtics Win In Harrison". (October 31, 1910). The Observer, p.10 col.4
"Soccer On Many Fields". (October 31, 1910). New York Tribune, p.5 col.5
"Play Scoreless Tie With Arcadia". (October 31, 1910). Evening Times, p.2 col.4–5
"Neither Side Tallied". (October 31, 1910). Brooklyn Times, p.5 col.1
"West Hudson Eleven Puts Out Newark". (October 31, 1910). Newark Evening News, p.17 col.2
"Played Another Tie Game". (October 31, 1910). Evening Sentinel, p.4 col.2
"Hibernians Win Cup Contest 2–0". (November 6, 1910). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.8 col.1
"Put Thistles Out Of Cup–Tie". (November 7, 1910). Evening Times, p.2 col.8
"Brooklyns Again Tie; New Game Necessary". (November 7, 1910). Brooklyn Daily Eagle, p.1 col.5
"Jersey A.C. Defeated The Critchleys". (November 7, 1910). Jersey Journal, p.13 col.4
"Crescent Sockers Beaten By Quakers". (November 13, 1910). Brooklyn Daily Eagle, p.9 col.4
"No Title". (November 14, 1910). Evening Sentinel, p.5
"Jerseys, Howard & Bulloughs And The Hubs Still In". (November 7, 1910). Newark Evening Star, p.10 col.5
"Clan MacDonald Tie With Brooklyn Celtics". (November 25, 1910). Standard Union, p.12 col.6
"Scots Win 2D Round Cup Contest". (November 25, 1910). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.12 col.5
"Hibs Get Revenge From Jersey City". (November 27, 1910). Philadelphia Inquirer, sec. 3 p.1 col.4–5
"Beat Out West Hudsons, 2–1". (November 28, 1910). The Evening Times, p.2 col.8
"Callies Strong Against True Blues". (October 31, 1910). Trenton Evening Times, p.11 col.5
"Ansonia Wins Again". (November 28, 1910). Evening Sentinel, p.col.3
"Wilberforce Eleven Defeated By Tacony Team In Hard Game". (November 28, 1910). Paterson Evening News, p.6 col.4
"Scots Only Local Team In Cup–Tie". (November 28, 1910). Newark Evening News, p.16 col.1
"Advance To Fourth Round". (December 5, 1910). Brooklyn Daily Eagle, sec.3 p.1 col.6
"True Blues Won Easily". (December 5, 1910). The Morning Call, p.3 col.3–4
"Ansonia Eleven Victor". (January 2, 1911). New York Tribune, p.8 col.7
"Tacony Scores Goal And Wins". (December 27, 1911). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.10 col.7
"Play Brilliant Draw Game". (January 2, 1911). The Evening Times, p.2 col.1
"Clan MacDonald Ties With Hibs 3–3". (January 3, 1911). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.12 col.5
"Ansonia Soccer Team Now In Semi-Finals". (January 23, 1911). Evening Sentinel, p. col.1
"Clansmen Eliminated From Soccer Cup Tie". (January 9, 1911). Brooklyn Daily Eagle, sec.3 p.1 col.3
"Teams Play Another Draw". (January 9, 1911). The Morning Call, p.3 col.6
"Clansmen Eliminated From Soccer Cup Tie". (January 9, 1911). Brooklyn Daily Eagle, sec.3 p.1 col.3
"Hibernians Easily Win From Ansonia". (April 10, 1911). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.9 col.5
"Howard & Bulloughs Put Out Tacony". (March 6, 1911). Evening Times, p.2 col.4–5
"Brilliant Soccer Football Battle Ends Without Decision". (April 10, 1911). Newark Evening Star, p.11 col.4–6
"Soccer Cup Captured By H.–B. Eleven". (April 24, 1911). Newark Evening News, p.21 col.7

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