The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-30


right guard; Nicols, right tackle; Wesp,
right end; Driscoll. quarter back; Mer-
ritty, right half back; Farmer, left half
back, and Bowers, full back.
Puritan A. C.-Chesterfield and Kemp.
left end; Harms, left tackle; Schoon-
over, left guard; Vreeland. centre; Sykes.
right guard; Mead, right tackle; Byrne
and Cheever. right end; Hardenburg,
quarter back; Dickson, right half back;
Robert Jackson, left half back, and Bolen,
full back.
To none ds Harvard's crushing defeat
yesterday more welcome than to the sup
porterS of Princeton. " 5
victory is a thorough v~indication OF the
orange and black. n the lips OF those
who rave been crying that princeton $
with Yale are now sealed. Harvards
defeat should cause Princeton stock to
jump up at a lively rate. Last Saturday
Harvard gave Yale the toughest battle
was defeated, the right score being II 10
8. Pennsylvania defeated Harvard yes
terday, IS to 4, proving that she Is super
0 is a shade better a Harvard's and
the Tigers will certainly give 4ale as
good and no doubt a harder struggle
quently Princeton's supporters are not
afraid to place their money on the
Orange and Black. If Princeton is de-
feated tomorrow it will be by but a few
The battle for the Junior CHAMPION
shid of Hudson yesterday between
the Bayonne Field club and Jersey CITY
former by a score of u to o.. The Bay
onnes tailed six points in each half. The
line up vas as follows:-
ertson, left tackle; Wright, left guard;
Woodward, centre; r. Borland, right
guard; stanley, right tackle; Garland,
right end; c. Allen, quarter back; L-Bore
back; Ellsworth, full back.
Griswold. left tackle; Krugler, left
g Guard; r Gailaon light sfn taeEle sG b. Toffey ri and
]. Toffey, right end;D. Bentley, quarter
back; J. Toffey, Ruggles, left half back;
P. Bentley, right half back; Cook, full
back. -
Referee-Milton A. Hudson: Umpire
Touch downs-Carland, Robertson. Goals
from f touch aa 6own as Gaa Allen fo OF; was
played at the St. George Cricket Grounds,
champion Barryg Of this city and the
hold the John Boyle O'Reilly cup, which
represents the championship of the New
England Gaelic League. The Barrys
WGaa 0g' the fSF e 95RSa a"3 The hep B aI yssg scored ci'5sd
four goals and seven points. The Sham
rocks were shut out. The line up
Barrys-J. Hayes, goal; Larkfns, Foy,
half backs; Gorevin, J. Mckinley, wings;
j.. O'Keefe, W. Mckinley, P. O'Keefe,
Mcconnell, rushers; NJ. Hayes, ]. Hayes,
r. Dorgan, G. Winters, OConnelly, for
Shamrocks-J. Fitz; P. Troy, w. Shan
ahan, full backs; c.. Mulcaly, J. Shea,
L; o'Connqr, half backs C9nion' Rourke'
Murphy, Hayes, forwards.
Referee-James Johnson of the West
Side Shamrocks.
A large crowd of Jersey City enthus-
ton contest at Bergen Point yesterday,
but little opportunity was given to the
local sports to give vent to their enthus-
by by a l Score Of 70 to ., The line p
New Jersey A. C.-Masterson, left end;
EFT eSu0 guar 5ods Woodws lsfS t eehtre; F Evsns.
right guard; Morris, right tackle; Ed
wards, right end: Terry. quarter back;
Ellsworth. left half back; Barclay, right
half back; Davies, full back.
Pennington Seminary-Doane, left end;
Dunlay, left tackle; Boate, left guard;
Gardner, centre; Benjamin, right guard;
Binderberger, right tackle; Burley, right
end: Gems, quarter back; Stanton, left
half back; Gross, right half back; Bird,
full back.
ReTeree-W Imam j. POWERS. umpire
Tirrell. Linesman-E. J. French
Touch downs-Bird 80, Stanton. Goals
from touch downs-Bird e..
The association contest between the
eleven of the International Navigation
Athletic Club of New York and the
Standardization A. c. of his city
at Oakland Park yesterday afternoon
was the most exciting contest played in
this city this season. The Scots won by
a score of 3 to 2. The line up:-
Scottish-American A. C.-McLaughlin,
goal; Mcdonnell and A. Lang, full backs;
Barr, Wilson and Cameron, half backs;
Mccall, Dillon, Pentland, ]. Lang and
Breen, forwards.
er and Craig, full backs; Pearson, A.
Thompson, and Mcdonald, half backs;
Mccall. s. Kimberlin, Paul, E. Kimber-
lin and Jameson, forwards.
Referee-Albert Gray; Linesmen, w. D.
Palmer for Scottish-American A. c.; n
James T. Thompson for the International
Navigation A. c..
Interest in the annual Ya1e-Harvard
Freshman football game this year is
nearly as great as that between the
varsity teams in the two rival univer-
stiles, and is much greater than that
in the contests between the minor col
people will attend the annual class game
at Cambridge tomorrow. Under the pres
ent agreement with Harvard twelve
games have been played, Harvard win
ming 5; Yale, 4, with three ties. The first
regular Yale-Harvard Freshman match
was, however, played at Boston till 1876
and the series has continued without in
~terruption till the present year with the
changes in rules and agreement made