1937 National Challenge Cup - Eastern Division

Eastern Division

First round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
January 24 - Philadelphia
Philadelphia Germans 5
February 7,13
Trenton Highlanders 2
Philadelphia Germans 1-0
January 17 - Newark
Irish-Americans 1-1
Irish-Americans 3
February 28 - Newark
St. Michael’s 1
Irish-Americans 0
January 17 - New York
Brooklyn Hispano 1
Brooklyn Hispano 6
February 7 - New York
Hosiery Local 0
Brooklyn Hispano 3
January 24 - New York
Brookhattan 2
Brookhattan 5
March 13,14 - New York
Baltimore SC 1
Brooklyn Hispano 2-0
January 17/February 7 - New York
New York Americans 0-3
New York Americans 4-6
February 21 - New York
German Hungarians 0-2
New York Americans 2
January 24 - New York
St. Mary's Celtic 1
St. Mary's Celtic 5
February 28 - New York
Paterson Caledonian 1
New York Americans 2
January 10 - Newark
Scots Americans 1
Scots Americans 4
February 7 - Newark
Patapsco Rangers 1
Scots Americans 2
January 17 - Philadelphia
Philadelphia Passon 1
Philadelphia Passon 4
Hatikvoh 0

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