The 1893–94 American Cup was the tenth edition of the soccer tournament organized by the American Football Association. The Fall River Olympics won their second title by defeating the Paterson True Blues in the final. This season the elected committee was William Turner as president, William W. Douglas as vice president, James Henderson as Secretary, and Ephraim Mayes of the Olympics as Treasurer. The committee selected the Thomlinson's patent football as the official ball to be used in all cup games.
Participants DivisionStateCityTeamWesternNew JerseyBayonneCentreville A.C.HobokenAmericus Athletic AssociationKearnyWondersNewarkNewark CaledoniansPatersonPaterson True BluesThistleNew YorkBrooklynGreepoint ThistleNew YorkNew York ThistlesEasternMassachusettsFall RiverFall River East EndsFall River OlympicsFall River RoversRhode IslandPawtucketPawtucket Free WanderersYoung Men's Christian Association
First round The first round draw took place at the AFA meeting at Newark, New Jersey on September 2, 1893. The games of the first round were scheduled to be played on or before the third Saturday in October. Olympics drew a bye.
replays
Second round The East Ends drew a second round bye.
Semifinals
Final
American Cup bracket
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