1935 National Challenge Cup

The 1935 National Challenge Cup was the annual open cup held by the United States Football Association now known as the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

Eastern Division
 
First roundQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
              
 
March 2, 3
 
 
Pawtucket Rangers4-2
 
March 9, 16 - Pawtucket
 
Thornton Victorias2-2
 
Pawtucket Rangers5-2
 
January 19, 27 - Pawtucket
 
Pawtucket Celtics2-1
 
Pawtucket Celtics2-3
 
March 23, 24
 
American Steel & Wire1-2
 
Pawtucket Rangers1-2
 
February 3, 24
 
Fall River0-1
 
Fall River Liberals3-0
 
March 10, 17
 
Boston2-2
 
Fall River Liberals4-2
 
 
 
Portuguese SC2-3
 
Portuguese SC
 
March 30,31
 
 
 
Pawtucket Rangers3-2
 
March 2- Newark
 
Scots Americans3-0
 
Scots Americans1-2
 
March 10 - Newark
 
Irish Americans1-0
 
Scots Americans4
 
March 3- Philadelphia
 
Baltimore Canton3
 
Baltimore Canton1
 
March 16,17
 
German Americans0
 
Scots Americans2-0
 
February 17 - New York
 
New York Americans0-0
 
New York Americans8
 
March 3 - New York
 
Brooklyn Hispano2
 
New York Americans5
 
February 24 - New York
 
Brooklyn Celtics1
 
Brooklyn Celtics2
 
 
Brookhattan1
 

Western Division
 
First roundQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
              
 
January 20 - St. Louis
 
 
Central Breweries9
 
February 24 - St. Louis
 
Ben Millers1
 
Central Breweries1
 
February 3 - Cleveland
 
Cleveland Slavia0
 
Cleveland Slavia3
 
March 3 - St. Louis
 
Banat German Sports1
 
Central Breweries5
 
February 3 - Chicago
 
Milwaukee Vienna0
 
Sparta Leaders6
 
February 17 - Chicago
 
Hungarian American S.C.0
 
Sparta Leaders3
 
February 3 - Milwaukee
 
Milwaukee Vienna4
 
Milwaukee Vienna5
 
March 24,31/April 6,14,21
 
Lawndale Rangers0
 
Central Breweries9a
 
February 3 - Detroit
 
Wieboldt Wonderbolts8
 
Detroit Flandria2
 
February 24 - Chicago
 
Wieboldt Wonderbolts 3
 
Wieboldt Wonderbolts4
 
February 17 - Chicago
 
Maccabee0
 
Maccabee2
 
March 17 - Pittsburgh
 
Norwegian Americans0
 
Curry Silver Tops0
 
February 3 - Pittsburgh
 
Wieboldt Wonderbolts1
 
Curry Silver Tops4
 
March 3 - Pittsburgh
 
Rochester Celtic1
 
Curry Silver Tops2
 
January 13 - St. Louis
 
Marres0
 
Marres2
 
 
Hellrung & Grimm1
 

a)aggregate after 5 games, Central advances on 2 wins to Wieboldt's 1

Final

First game
St. Louis Central Breweries F.C. (MO)5–2Pawtucket Rangers (RI)
Patenaude  28', 75'
Gonsalves  72', 78'
McNab  88' (pen.)		 McAuley  65'
Raposa  68'
Walsh Memorial Stadium, St. Louis, Missouri
Attendance: 4,500
Referee: James McFarlane

Second game
Pawtucket Rangers (RI)1–1St. Louis Central Breweries F.C. (MO)
Dick  49' Gonsalves  70'
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Andrew Tehel

Third game
Pawtucket Rangers (RI)3–1St. Louis Central Breweries F.C. (MO)
McIntyre  52'
Dick  54' (McAuley), 80' (McPherson)		 McLean  20' (Patenaude)
Newark School Stadium, Newark, New Jersey
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Andrew Tehel
  • The St. Louis Central Breweries F.C. took the championship 7-6 on aggregate.

Sources
  • St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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