The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-13
Kicks n KlCKERs.
Princeton at Practice-Harvard's Var
sIty Tcam in Training.

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Princeton at Practice-Harvard's war
sIty Team in Training.
lShep Romans, who hau his ankle
sprained some days ago. played full back
On the Varsity team in the game at
princeton Yesterday. Billy Spicer, '91,
last years half back. coached the scrub
team. Vincent. the left end player. left
princeton yesterday for his home. for the
nit him 10 play football. Vincent is one of
the best end players Princeton mas had In
some years. Riggs was on the field on
crutches coaching the Varsity; McFarlan,
'Q5, took his place at centre, and Reynolds,
'e5, filed McFarlan's place. Neither
hour was spent in the cage putting the
new players through the signals. Tur-
ner, 1913, was hurt during the game and
was helped off the field by Jack McMas-
ters.
Manager Ramsay Of the Tabernacle A.
A. baseball team is organizing a football
team.
ofcat football game on THANKSGIVING Day
6etween Princeton and Yale will be
PLAYED this yea Oh the Polo grounds.
Manager Mutrie has been arguing with
the college folks, and this afternoon at
four o'clock will meet representatives of
HrlncetOn anu laie osu oomo w ou0Aniee
understanding.
THE following candidates for the Har-
ward Varsity eIeven went to the training
table today:-Captain Trafford. '93; Lake,
'g2. Hallowell, 1913; Vail, 1913; Burgess. 1913;
Rantoul, 1872; Eminons, '95; Gage, h95;
Newell, ,94: Shea. "a; Gray. '95; Fearing,
terday for the first time.
Yachting Notes.
The Dauntless Yacht Club will meet
this evening. The storm should not de-
ter the members FROM attending, as the
progressive club has some very important
business on hand.
Captain Alex. Roe OF the Jersey City
Y. c., who was out In his yacht Forsythe
OF Sunday and rescued the occupants of
q, sinking rowboar, saved foul instead OF
three men. The rescue WAS told exclu-
sively ia The NEWS yesterday. The quar-
tStte were Italians who were o u fishing.
Captain Roe was Assisted by Messrs.
| Smithson, w. Royal and Ira Rollins, who
were with him on the Forsythe.
The yacht Lottie E.. OF Hoboken cap
sized in the storm on Sunday. The three
occupants chung to the keel until q tug
b0at arrived and rescued them.
To Benefit an Athlete.
An entertainment ut Woods Hall last
night attracted a large audience. 1t was
Mbenefit performance. and John K. Field,
Who has distinguished himself as au
athlete and comedian was the beneficiary.
The entertainment began with a negro
| sketch entitled, "Obeying Orders" in
which Dan Fitzgerald. Fred Hughes aud
| joan E. Fields appeared. AL Smith and
Joe Beck, banjoists followed. Then in
order followed Peter Sherry. club swinger;
Bob Mcdonald, mimic; Davidson q Mack,
musical artists; George Rechill,
! comic singer; D. Mccarthy, stump speak
er; Moore, Holland and Hardy, III triple
| jIgs and reels; Dan Courtney, baritone
singer; John Gregg, clog dancer; DAILY &
| Woods. acrobats and dancers; NJ. Flynn,
champion Irlsh reel aud jig dancer: j. Z.
| Held, Dave Lane and Miss Addie Fitzger-
aid, in the sketch Dan O'BrIen's Birth
| day" The closing event was "a spnrrfng
bnnr between Cal Mccarthy and Dick
Connors. Dancing followed the excellent
lenier4sdnmrnt.