The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-26
SPLINTS AND BANDAGEs.
The New Jersey A. G.. Eleven Shut
Out the Newark institute.

Out the Newark Institute.
Twelve to nine, that is the score of
should read. but through a poor decision
by Referee Bovaird, the wearers of the
crimson had their score reduced, to four
points. The game was a battle royal
from start to finish, n old ELS sons
had to work like demons to win the
victory. AT the very last second OF the
last half, when Harvsrd's full back,
Fairchild, kicke a goal from the field
as every one supposed, and when. the
Harvards were carrying Fairehild off the
field on their shoulders II was discovered
that the referee had decided that the five
| points should not be counted, because
he claimed, he had called time before
crowd surrounded the referee when the
decision became known and the police
had to interfere to save him from the
danger of rough handling. The protests
of Course awaited nothing and the record
must stand II to 4. TIL teams lined up
as follows.
HaryardaCabot left end ua aollow le9fi
guard; F. G. shaw, centre; j. n; Shaw,
right guard; Waters, right tackle; A.
Brewer, right nd; Wren, quarter faft oa bafii
back; G. Brewer, Hayes, and Gonterman,
right half back; Fairchfld, full back.
Yale-Hinkey and Bass, left end; Beard
left tackle; McCrea. lsft guard; Still
Fi h and nd" CHADWICK, right tackle; |.
Hinkey, right end; Adee, quarter BACK;
Jerrems., Armstrong. and Hinkey. left
half back; Thorne, righi half pack' BUT
erworth and Letton, full back.
Referee-Mr. Bovaird Of Princeton.
Umpire-Mr. Moffatt Of Princeton.
Linesman-Mr. Pratt of the Crescent
Touch downs-stiIlman, /; Thorne, l;
Goals from touch downs-Hickok, 2.
Observation-Disclosures and Armstrong.
Injured-C. Brewer, Hallowell, Wright
ington, Murphy, Jerrems, Butterworth.
Final score-Yale, u; Harvard, A.
Playing tine-2 halves of IS minutes
each.
Whole time of game-2:5O.
The strong eleven of the New Jersey
A. C. shut out the Newark Institute team
in a one-side contest at Bergen Point
on Saturday. he score was 26 to y. The
summary
Newark Institute-Schill and Crowley,
left end; Morrow, left tackle; Fox, left
guard; Plunkett, centre; St9vey, right
Rnmmell. left half back; Jacobus, right
half back; Grams, full back.
New Jersey 4: ciIMasterson, left t., end:
Evans. right tackle; Rhoderick, right
end; Harrigan, quarter back; Terry, LETT
half back; Barclay, right half back;
Davies, full back.
Referee. Mcmahon, Newark Insti-
Umpire. Trathem, New Jersey A: G,
Linesmen-oCrnelius Mcmahon and Ed
ward McBarron, Newark Institute.
Touch downs-Dayies, 2; QUILL z; Bar
Goals kicked from touch downs
Evans, g.
BY the score of "a points to 16, the Bay
onne Pleasure Clubs eleven were defeated
Saturday at Brooklyn by the Brooklyn
Rustlers. The victors scored eighteen
points during the first half on three
goals kicked by Edwards.
The return game between the Bergen
Point athletic Clubs eleven and the
Aiva Football Clubs team at Bergen
unsportsmanlike kicking and some dis.
graceful swapping. During the first half
one of the Alvas slugged a Bergen Point
player for an alleged injury. AFTER ne
Alva's assaulted Umpire RUDE Bernard
for alleged partial DECISIONS, VINO IN
turn was pummelled by a Bergen Point
player. The Bergen Points hnally won
the game by Il to 0.
The New Jersey Athletic Club are max
ing great preparations for. the Thanks-
giving Day football game that Is to take
place on the club grounds, avenue a,
The team that will line up against the
New Jerseys will represent the Pennang-
ton Seminary of Pennington, n. J. The
Pennington boys have a reputation OF
playing a good game. The New Jerseys
Will have out their strongest team ana
expect to win. The officers OF the ciuD
are taking great interest in the game
and thev propose to make it a gala day
at Bayonne, and the CLUB mas every m
tention of making it an annual MIXTURE.
The Signals defeated the Orientals last
Saturday afternoon on the latters
grounds, Claremont and ocean avenues
be the star player on the signals. lie
made two touch downs.