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ALDO BENNI 24 February 2010 ----- Original Message ----- From: <albo benni> To: <alec gregg> Subject: Bob Gregg appearances in US Open Cup Date: 24 February 2010 02:11 Hi. I don't know if you already have this information but if not I will give it to you now. In the days when Bob Gregg played the US Open Cup was called the National Challenge Cup and I have the full game statistics for games he appeared. I will paste it below. - Aldo Benni 1927 First Round (eliminated) He scores a goal. 3/26/27 Philadelphia, PA Referee Jim Walder Linesmen: Boz Scott, John Walder Bethlehem Steel 3-1 Philadelphia Field Club (BS - Johnny Jaap, Johnny Grainger, Tom Gillespie ; PFC - Bob Gregg) Bethlehem - Dave Edwards, Billy Allan, Willie Barrie, Robert McDonald, Bill Carnihan, Bob McGregor, Johnny Jaap, Archie Stark, Tom Gillespie, Johnny Granger, Malcolm Goldie. Philadelphia - Harry Pearce, Johnny Reid, Billy Connors, Duffy, John Forrest, Billy Pitt, Jimmy McClure, Ed McGuire, Bob Gregg, Harry Burness, Jimmy Wardorp.
First Round (advanced) 1/15/28 Kinsley Park - Providence, Rhode Island Referee Stephen Quinn Linesmen Al White, Bob Caroll USFA Delegate Herbert F.Murray Providence F.C. 5-0 Danersk (3-0)HT (PC-15’ McGuire(pk), 16’ McGuire(Campbell), 36’ Campbell(Florie), Florie(Beattie), Florie(Beattie)) Providence- GK Joe Kennaway, DF Dave Gibson, Bob Gregg, MF Jimmy Bardell, Bill Finlayson, Andy Auld, FW Aleck Beattie, Jimmy McClure, Bert Campbell, Eddie McGuire, Tom Florie Manager Sam Fletcher. Danersk- GK Davidson, DF Whyte, Jones, MF Smith, Stewart, McGurk, FW Lees, Johnstone, Brown, Sunstream, Scott.
Second Round (eliminated) 1/28/28 Lonsdale Avenue Grounds - Pawtucket, Rhode Island Referee Robert Carroll Linesmen Catto, Johnson USFA Delegate John A.Fernley J & P Coats 1-0 Providence F.C.(1-0)HT (Kennaway og) but The Providence Journal says (24’ McConnell(Drummond)) McConnell leaping above Kennaway to head in a corner Coats- GK Findlay Kerr, DF Stevenson, Tommy Martin, MF Stewart, Bob Perry, Dick McAvoy, FW Bob Drummond, Kennedy, Jimmy McConnell, Oliver, Turner Manager Harry Wade. Providence- GK Joe Kennaway, DF Bob Gregg, Dave Gibson, MF Jimmy Bardell, Bill Finlayson, Andy Auld, FW Aleck Beattie, Jimmy McClure, Bert Campbell, McGuire, Tom Florie Manager Sam Fletcher.
1929 Carpenters of Chicago in the 1928/29 season. He is not listed in their first round game which was lost to Sparta 3-0 in the First round played on 12/16/28.
1930 If he played for the Detroit Holley
Carburetors in the 1929/30 season then he does not appear in any of
their games in the tournament. They made it to the Semi-finals where
they tied 1-1 and lost 2-0 to Cleveland Bruell Insurance. 1931 First Round (advanced) 2/8/31 DePaul Field – Chicago, Illinois Bricklayers 3-0 Olympia (1-0)HT (B-Cuthbert(MacLean), Coutts, Coutts(Greenlees)) Unfortunately, I do not have the full rosters for this game.
Second round (advanced) 2/15/31 Sparta Field - Chicago Att: 4000 Referee H.S.Pithie Linesmen John Wood, James Leach Bricklayers 2-1 Sparta A&BA (0-1)HT (B-83’ Coutts(Cuthbert), Coutts(Thompson) S-15’ Fencl) Bricklayers- GK Neate, DF Gregg, Davidson, MF Thompson, Scott, Ogilvie, FW Greenlees, Munro, Coutts, Cuthbert, Maclean. Sparta- GK Hjulian, DF Gardiner, Mrnka, MF Turek, Adams, Hlavaty, FW Jackson, Neilson, Kratochvil, Stevenson, Fencl.
Quarterfinals (advanced) 3/1/31 DePaul Field – Chicago, Illinois Referee Oscar Mossman Linesmen John Wood, Wiliam Mair Att: 3500 Bricklayers 4-1 Swedish Americans (1-1)HT (B-Coutts, 57’ Greenlees, Cuthbert, Hill SA-20’ Carlander) Bricklayers- GK Neate, DF Gregg, Davidson, MF Thompson, H.Scott, Ogilvie, FW Greenlees(Hughie Hill), Munro, Davie Coutts, Clem Cuthbert, MacLean. Manager- Billy Alexander. Swedish- GK Grandquist, DF Wilborg, Neilson, MF Felldin, Kvist, Haugman, FW Brun, E.Johnson, Carlander, A.Johnson, Hultgren.
Semi-finals (advanced) 3/8/31 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee James MacFarland Att: 3500 (first leg) Ben Millers 2-7 Bricklayers (2-2)HT (BM-14’ Nash, 16’ Mulroy B-20’ Coutts, McLean, 47’ Cuthbert, Coutts, Coutts, Cuthbert, Munro) Miller- GK Hamm, DF Vaughn(Ollie Fink), Erbe, MF Diaz, Tracy, Croak, FW Mulroy, Cronin, Kickham(Curran), Nash, Curran(Coughlin). Bricklayers- GK Neate, DF Davidson, Gregg, MF Ogilvie, H.Scott, Thompson, FW MacLean(Hill), Cuthbert, Coutts, Munro(Martin), Greenlees.
3/15/31 Sparta Field - Chicago, IL Referee James MacFarland Linesmen John Woods, William Mair Att: 3000 (second leg) Bricklayers 1-0 Ben Millers (0-0)HT (B-55’ Coutts(MacLean)) Miller- GK Hamm, DF Erbe, Vaughn, MF Tracy, Duecker, Diaz, FW Kickham, Nash, Curran, Cronin, Mulroy. Subs-Tracy, Curran. Bricklayers- GK Neate, DF Gregg, Davidson, MF Thompson, H.Scott, Ogilvie, FW Greenlees, Munro, Coutts, Cuthbert, MacLean. Subs-H.Hill, Quinn, Martin, Parry, T.Hill.
Final (runner-up) 4/5/31 Polo Grounds - New York, New York
(first leg) Fall River FC 6-2 Chicago Bricklayers Fall River FC: GK Johnny Reder, DF Charlie McGill, John Rebello, MF Bill McPherson, Johnny Caldwell, Bobby Ballantyne, Alex McNab, Werner Nilsen, Bert Patenaude(Burness), Billy Gonsalves, Tec White. Chicago Bricklayers: Neate, Greig, Davidson, Thompson, Scott, Ogilvie, Greenlees (Martin), Munro (H. Hill), Coutts, Cuthbert, McLean. Att: 12,000 Referee: Charles Creighton
4/12/31 Mills Stadium - Chicago, Illinois (second leg) Chicago Bricklayers 1-1 Fall River FC. (CB - Greig 57'pen ; FR - Billy Gonsalves 40') Chicago Bricklayers: Neate, Greig, Davidson, Thompson, Scott, Ogilvie (T. Hill),Greenlees, Munro (H. Hill), Coutts, Cuthbert, McLean.
Fall River FC: Johnny Reder, Charlie McGill, John Rebello, Bill
McPherson, Johnny Caldwell, Bobby Ballantyne, Alex McNab, Werner Nilsen,
Bert Patenaude, Billy Gonsalves, Tec White.
(third leg) Chicago Bricklayers 0-2 Fall River FC Fall River FC: Johnny Reder, Charlie McGill, John Rebello, Bill McPherson, Johnny Caldwell, Bobby Ballantyne, Alex McNab, Tec White, Bert Patenaude, Billy Gonsalves, Gordon Burness Att: 4,500 Referee: Harry Pithie
1932 First round (advanced) 1/3/32 Sportsman’s Park – St.Louis Referee Len Zarschel Linesmen Fink, Mossman Att: 1800 Stix, Baer & Fuller 3-1 OT Ben Miller S.C. (0-0)HT, (1-1)FT, (2-1)1OT (SBF-69’ Ahrens, 103’ McCarthy, Pastor BM-68’ Coughlin) Stix- GK LaBarge(Bartnett), DF Bob Gregg, Frank Vaughan, MF Corbett (Hebberger), Bill Lehman, Jimmy Nolan(Tuvil), FW Eddie Hanson, Frankie Pastor, Lou Ahrens, Joe McCarthy, Eddie Hart(O’Reilly). Ben- GK Johnny Hamm, DF Connors, Diaz, MF Claeys, Kalbitz, Croak, FW Coughlin, Tracy, Benny Nash, Larry Kickham, Brengie.
Second round (advanced) 1/24/32 Sportsman’s Park – St.Louis Att: 2100 Stix, Baer & Fuller 2-1 OT Kavanaugh (1-1)HT (1-1)FT (SBF- 7’ Hart(Lehman), 92’ McCarthy(Ahrens) K-27’ Gallagher) Kavanaugh- GK Geisler, DF Gockel, McFirl, MF Ray Egan, Heidenry, O’Hara, FW Grenon, Sullivan, Gallagher, Worden, Reidy. Stix- GK LaBarge, DF Gregg, Vaughan, MF Hebberger(Corbett), Lehman, Tuvil(Nolan), FW Pastor, Ahrens, McCarthy, Hart.
Quarter-finals (advanced) 2/28/32 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee Mike Curran Linesmen Fink, Moss Att: 2200 Stix, Baer & Fuller 1-0 Sparta A & BA (0-0)HT (Stix- 58’ McLean) *game stats below Sparta- GK Paul Baer, DF Mrnka, Joe Fencl, MF Hlavaty, Nudera, Billy Adams, FW Vidano, Stevenson(Joe Turek), Joe Kratochvil, Matus, Vagorsky(Vleek). Reserves- Smith, Jackson. Stix- GK LaBarge, DF Bob Gregg, Tom Erbe, MF Jimmy Nolan, Lehman, Elmer Benoist, FW Willie McLean, Hennessy, McCarthy (Pastor), Ahrens, Jack O’Reilly.
Semif-inals (advanced) 3/6/32 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee Dave Evans Linesmen Ribby Murphy, Len Zarschel Att: 2000 USFA Rep Tom Cahill Delegates Jack Parry(field), Phil A.Riley(financial) (first leg) Stix Baer & Fuller 3-2 Bricklayers F.C. (2-1)HT *game stats below (SBF – 6’ McLean(McCarthy), 12’ McCarthy(McLean), 78’ McCarthy(Pastor); CB – 23’ Lillie(Robb), 72’ Coutis) Stix, Baer & Fuller – Le Barge, Gregg(Hebberger), Erbe, Nolan, Lehman, Benoist, McLean, Rennessey, McCarthy, Ahrens, Pastor(O’Reilly) Bricklayers – Hjulian, Davidson, Scott, Ogilvie, Littleford, Thomson, Walker, Cthbert, Jimmy Lillie, Coutis, Reilly
3/13/32 Sparta Field – Chicago, Illinois Referee Mike Curran Linesmen Fyfe, Monaghan Att: 1181 (second leg) Bricklayers F.C. 2-0 Stix Baer & Fuller *game stats below (CB – 8’ Munro(pk), 18’ Lillie(Cuthbert)) Bricklayers – Hjulian, Scott, Davidson, Thompson, Littleford, Ogilvie, Munro, Coutts, Lillie, Cuthbert, Robb(Reilly) Stix, Baer & Fuller – La Borge, Erbe, Gregg, Benoist, Tuvil(Hebberger), Pastor, O’Reilly, Ahrens, McCarthy, Hennessey(Hart), Roe
3/20/32 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee David Evans Linesmen Ollie Fink, Oscar Mossman Att: 4306 (third leg) Stix Baer & Fuller 1-0 Bricklayers F.C. (1-0)HT *game stats below (SBF – Jack O’Reilly(Hart) 1’) 20 seconds to be precise! Sent off- Jimmy Munro Stix, Baer & Fuller – La Barge, Erbe, Gregg, Benoist, Lehman, Nolan, Pastor, Ahrens, O’Reilly, Hart, McLean Bricklayers – Hjulian, Scott, Davidson, Thomson, Littleford, Ogilvie, Greenlees, Coutts, Lillie, Cuthbert, Munro
Final (runner-up) 3/27/32 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee Jimmy MacFarlane Linesmen Robert Murphy, Len Zarschel Att: 7181 (first leg) Stix, Baer & Fuller 3-3 New Bedford Whalers (2-1)HT *game stats below (SBF – 34’ Hart(Pastor), 44’ O'Reilly(Ahrens), 113’ McLean(Pastor) ; NBW – 33’ Nilsen(White), 78’ McPherson, 108’ Florie(Nilsen)) Stix, Baer & Fuller - Labarge, Gregg, Erbe, Hebberger, Lehman, Benoist, McLean, Hart(Rudge), Jack O'Reilly, Ahrens, Pastor Manager- Jimmy Burke New Bedford Whalers - Watson, Rebello, McMillen, Caldwell, Montgomerie, Bill McPherson, Tommy Florie, Gonsalves, Werner Nilsen, White, McNab Manager – Sam Mark
4/2/32 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee Jimmy MacFarlane Linesmen Ollie Fink, Oscar Mossman Att: 7371 (second leg) Stix, Baer & Fuller 2-5 New Bedford Whalers (0-0)HT *game stats below (SBF – 59’ Ahrens(Benoist), 74’ McLean(Ahrens) ; NBW – 57’ White, Nilsen, Gonsalves(McNab), 81’ McPherson, Florie) Stix, Baer & Fuller - Labarge, Gregg, Erbe, Hebberger, Lehman, Benoist, McLean (Hart), Roe, McCarthy, Ahrens, O'Reilly (Pastor) New Bedford Whalers - Watson, Rebello, McMillen, Caldwell, Montgomerie, Bill McPherson, Tom Florie, Billy Gonsalves, Werner Nilsen, Tec White, McNab
1933 First round (advanced) 1/22/33 St. Louis, MO Referee Richard ‘Bull’ Brannigan Linesmen Ollie Fink, Irwin Wimer Att: 3100 Stix, Baer & Fuller 4-1 Kavanaugh (3-1)HT (S-3’ Lehman(Flavin), 9’ McNab(Nilsen), 14’ McNab(Flavin), 46’ Flavin(Nilsen) K-25’ Reidy) Stix- GK LaBarge, DF Gregg, Nolan, MF Bill McPherson, Bill Watson, Ollie Bohlman, FW Alec McNab(Pastor), Scotty Nilsen, Eddie Flavin(Jimmy Roe), Lehman, Willie McLean. Kavanaugh- GK Albrecht, DF Gockel, McGirl, MF Ray Egan, Heidenry, O’Hara, FW Grenon(Lowry), Sullivan, Selby(Gallagher), Worden, Reidy.
Second round (advanced) 2/12/33 Sportsman’s Park – St. Louis, MO Referee Robert Murphy Linesmen Fink, Wimer Att: 2300 Stix, Baer & Fuller 10-1 Jugo-slavs (6-0)HT *game stats below (S-5’ Nilsen(Roe), 10’ McPherson(Nilsen), Roe(McNab), Nilsen, Nilsen, McNab, 68’ Watson(pk), 71’ Nilsen(McNab), Roe J-65’ Wright(Barich), 89’ Young(og)) Stix- GK LaBarge, DF Gregg, Nolan, MF McPherson, Bill Watson, Lehman, FW Alec McNab, Ahrens, Scotty Nilsen, Jimmy Roe(Hart), Willie McLean. Jugo- GK Pagliari(Aluvich), DF Kerr, Bennett, MF Mair, Cairnduff, Tomich, FW Keenan, Purden, Young, Wright, Marich.
Quarterfinals (advanced) 2/26/33 St. Louis, Missouri Referee Tommy Crompton Linesmen Ollie Fink, Irv Wimer Stix, Baer & Fuller 1-2 Anderson (1-0)HT protest by Stix, Baer & Fuller upheld, replay ordered (SBF- 35’ Nilsen(McLean) A-74’ Kickham(Benoist), 83’ Kickham(Walsh)) Anderson- GK Sam Dueker, DF Milt Zensen, Joe Hand, MF Elmer Benoist, Earl Fay, John Walsh, FW Frank Lodderhose, Jimmy Cronin, Syl Curran(Larry Kickham), Moore, McAuliffe Reserves- Gene Bertel Coach Johnny Marre. Stix- GK LaBarge, DF Gregg, Nolan, MF McPherson, Watson, Lehman, FW Alec McNab, Roe(Ahrens), Scotty Nilsen, Billy Gonsalves, Willie McLean.
3/12/33 Sportsman’s Park - St. Louis, Missouri Referee Edward Donaghy Linesmen Robert Murphy, Richard Brannigan Stix, Bear & Fuller (St.L) 4-1 Anderson (St.L) (2-1)HT *game stats below (SBF – 15’ Gonsalves(McNab), 32’ McLean, 53’ McLean(McNab), 70’ McNab ; And – 14’ Lodderhose) Stix, Baer & Fuller – Labarge, Gregg, Nolan, McPherson, Watson, Lehman, McNab, Gonsalves, Nuilsen, Roe, McLean Anderson – Dueker, Zensen, Hand, Benoist, Fay, Walsh (Corbett), Lodderhose (O’Reilly), Cronin, Kickham, Moore, McAuliffe. Att – 8000 (in stadium) 6883 (paid)
Semi-finals (advanced) He is not listed in the line-ups for the two wins against Sparta 7-3 and 1-0 on March 19 and 26. Final (champions) He is not listed in the line ups for the two wins against the NY Americans 1-0 and 2-1 on April 16 and 23.
1934 He is not listed in the Stix line-up for any games in this tournament. The Stix were champions over the Pawtucket Rangers after winning 4-2 on April 1, losing 3-2 on April 8 and then winning 5-0 on April 16.
1935 Semi-finals (advanced) He did not appear until the Semi-finals. The Centrals played a total of five games in the semifinal round to decide a winner. They played the Wieboldt Wonderbolts of Chicago which was previously the Bricklayers.
4/14/35 Sparta Stadium - Chicago, Illinois (second leg – second replay) He is shown to have come on as a sub in the fourth game of the series. Weiboldt Wonderbolts 3-2(aet) Central Brewery (0-2)HT (2-2)FT (WW - Monroe (2 PK), Hill ; CB - 28' Billy Gonsalves, 38' Bert Patenaude) Weiboldt - Hjulian, Scott, Davidson, Thompson, Watson, Tomich, Monroe, Neilson, Lillie, Hill, Walker Central Breweries - Hamm, Nolan(Bob Gregg), Lehman, Pator, Gonsalves, Hebberger, McNab, Kane, Patenaude, Roe, McLean(Frank Pastor) Att - 2,500 Referee - Dave Evans Linesmen - J. Johnson, J. Wood
Final (champions) He came on as a sub in the third game of the series. 5/12/35 Newark School Stadium - Newark, New Jersey Referee A.Tehel Linesmen Fred Coggins, J.A.Cation (third leg) Central Breweries 1-3 Pawtucket Rangers (1-0)HT (CB – Willie McLean 20’ ; PR – Herb Dick 54’ 80’, McIntyre 52’) Central Breweries - Hamm, Kramer (Gregg), Nolan, E. Kane, Lehman, Hebberger (Bohlman), McNab, Gonsalves, Patenaude, Roe, McLean Pawtucket Rangers - Conroy, Czerkiewicz, Bowden, McPherson, Raposa, Martinelli, Harvey (Smith), Sandy Dick, McIntyre, McAuley, Moniz Att - 3,000. (St. Louis Central Breweries wins 7-6 on aggregate goals) |
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