The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11

tory ana the latter secured touchdown
and goal was Kicked. Poe aud Ada ms
again did clever Work and another touch
down and goal were secure !. Inc lFst
halt closed with the score
Princeton, I2 Crescent. 0. In
lthe second half Princeton did some
sharp running. In ten minutes they had
made another touchdown and goal.
Crescent did some excellent rushing, but
Princeton broke through their line and
Bergen got touchdown. King missed
the kick at goal. Four minutes after
play was resumed Bergen again made a
touchdown aud King kicked the goal.
When time was called tile scora was:--
Princeton, 2S; Crescent 0.
Kicks and Kfckers.
There will be great excitement today at
Erastina, S. T.. when the teams Of the
Guelic ana Shamrock clubs meet. Both
teams have been strengthened by the adj
dition of new and ex pert PLAYERS. They
will put up an interesting game. There
Is decided rivalry between the teams
and they viii play hard to win. A large
delegation wilt leave this CRY TO see the
match. The game will be called at Two
O'clock sharp.
The William NJ. Barry Associations
team will play q friendly game this after
noon with team from the Lorillard A.
G. at Oakland Park. Captain Larkins is
keeping his meu in constant practice aud
means TO win If possible. This club will
play its first league game next Sunday,
when they will meet the Charles j.
Mitchells of Brooklyn, ana the standard
bearer of the club says II his team does
not win they can stay in Brooklyn. But
II they win the Long Dock will be on
fire.
The Owl Football Club. which has been
inactive for some time, is AGAIN awake
n q n nj ~ 81 n
CLUB in this city. This club made all tue
teams hustle to keep up with them. bat
for some reason lost interest and retired.
The members say that they now are in
the field to stay ana that they will be
soon heard from. They will practice to-
day at Communipaw.
The Farley-Emmets will practice to-
day at the Central Grounds in Commun-
paw. This team was dereated last Sun
day in its first match League game, but
the captain has given orders chat the
team must continue practising and when
they play again They will be able TO make
good stand.
Racing at Morris Park
Two important events were on the card
at Morris Park yesterday. Despite the
cold weather, the crowd was large. The
rich Hickory ste kes was won by Poet
Scout. who sold at Z to !. The Nursery
stakes for two-year-olds was captured by
Yorkyille Belle. The results:--
First race, five urlongs-Johnnie
Hecksher, |; Bengal, 9; Knapsack. 8.
Time. 50 seconds. Betting Hecksher, Ii
to $ straight. TO 5 place; Bengal. to |
place.
Second race, one mile--La Tosca, ];
Raceland, 2; Fontenac. 8. The only
starters. Time. 1905. Betting-La
Tosca, z TO 5 straight. NO place betting.
Third race, mile and sixteenth Mad
stone, /; Lizzie. q Livonia. 3. Time.
Lao Betting Maidstone. 2 TO straight,
TO place; Lizzie, to place.
Niuth race, six furlongs- Yorkville
Belle. 1; Dagonet, 2: ARA. B.: time, iii.
Betting Yorkvflle Belle. 4 20 straight,
2 to 5 place; Dagonet. even for place.
Fifth race, mile and half-Poet.
Scout. i; Strathmeath. 2: Equity. g.
Time, 2 389z Betting Poet-Scout, Z to /
straight, TO 2 place. Strathmeath, 6 to
place.
Sixth race, six furlongs-M atagooder
fifty, /; st. George IL, 2; Lillian. 8. Time,
L12Z. Betting MatAgooder filly, 10
straight, 2 10 place; st. George H., even
for place,
Dusky Boxers viii Meet.