The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-05
CHASING THE LEATHER BALL.
N. j. a. C. Plays a Remarkable Same
Against Princeton Seminary.

n. j. \. G.. Plays a Remarkable Same
Against Princeton Seminary.
In spite of the fact that the N. j. A.
c.. was short severalsof it's best players
on Saturday. the team played a game
thu made the Princeton Seminary hus-
tie to win. The Bergen Point team, In
the eleventh hour. received word from
a number of it's best men that they could
not play, and as a result Manager wal
ter Masterson to line up what was
practically q scrub team. Ward, OF the
old Princeton Varsity team, played
with the seminary. and also Hayward,
of this years varsity eam, and they
did the most creditable work for the
visitors. The absence of the n. j. A. G..
team made the centre weak, and 1t was
here that the seminary made its gains.
Masterson was injured during the game
and had to. retire. Following is the
score:-
N. ]. A. CO. Masterson, Roderick.
left end; Couch, Clifford, left TACKLE;
Evans, left guard; Tinella, centre; Volt
Ter, right guard; Morris. right tackle,
Roderick, Couch, right end; Terry, quar-
ter-back; Barclay. Ellsworth, lett halt-
back; Farmer, right h~alf-baek; Dawes
end; Hunt, LETT tackle; Turney, left
guard; Smallhorst, Haywood, centre;
Jackson, right guard; aensi e s rg W
Armstrong, left ~half-back; Wood right
half-back; White, full back.
Attendance, 500. Touch-downs,,Wood;
-Masterson, Roderick. Umpire-W.
Spiegel,. P. S. Referee-John Power,
University of Pennsylvania. Llneman-
d. Harrigan, c. c..
Club was swamped by the Bayonne Ath-
letic Clubs team on Saturday at Bay
onne The score was 80 to o,
One of the biggest surprises in the
defeat of the crack Orange A. c. team
by Lafayette. Orange put a weak team
in the field. and the playing was very
yellow. Buell. Oliver, Gordon and Cum
were all absent. The Lafayette men
were as heavy as their opponents and
bucked the entire well. The score was
is to 6. The teams lined VI as follows
Orange-Callamore. left end; Sutton,
left tackle; Vaughan, left guard; Monor,
centre; Mcconnell, right guard; Marshall,
right tackle: Coyne, right end; Voight,
quarterback; Place, Fielder, left half
back; Hart, right half-back; Maynard,
full back.
Lafayette-Reeder. left end; Boericks,
left tackle; R.. Jordan, left guard; s.
guard; Lee, right tackle; Jones, right
md; Vincent, quarter back; Barclay,
left half back; Wallbridge, right half
back; Sigman and Stroder, fun back.
Umpire-W. H. Corbin, Yale.
Referee. S. Dehart. Orange.
Linesmen-H. E. Griswold and w.
Willett.
ing contest fought in New Jersey will
be the match tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the n. j. A. c.. and Yale Seniors
The Yale team has been putting up a
game demonstrated, the Bergen Point
lads are in winning form. The teams will
line up as followS:-
n. j. A. -Masterson, left end; Couch,
centre; Mehrtens, right guard, Norris,
right tackle; Roderick, right end; Terry,
quarter back; Ellsworth and Barclay,
half backs; Davies, full back.
left end; Squires, left tackle; Cox, centre;
Walbridge, right guard; Holcombe, right
tackle; Hart, right end; r. Lounder,
quarter back; Darling and Brewster,
An interesting game under Association
rules was played yesterday at Wee
hawSen by the Bayonne Rangers team
and the Colonias of New York. The Bay
The teams were:-
Bayonne Rangers-McLear, Goal; Mil
Ter. n Waldron, full backs; Coffee,
Connolly and Moogan, half backs; J..
McHugh, II. McHugh. Lewis, Byrnes and
Farley, forwards.
Colonia F. 3. C.-shay, goal: Martin
and McCrea, full backs, McManus, D.
Tracey and ]. Tracey, half backs; Scan
lon, White, Andrews, Tierney and Walsh,
forwards.
GoaIs-Farley (3), 7. McHugh (), J.
McHugh ~, Lewis.
The game between the Orange A. c.
and Volunteers, scheduled for tomorrow
morning, has been declared off, the
Volunteers cancelling the same. In the
eleven will meet the crack Englewood
Field Club.
Managers Gable and Mum will meet
today and make o final decision as to
where the Yale-Princeton game shall be
played. 1t is rumored that a representa-
tive of the New York Baseball Club will
confer with them.
A table of the points scored against
versity of Pennsylvania shows that
Princeton leads, although her team have
played only seven games, while Yale
and Pennsylvania have each played
eleven and Harvard nin6.
The football game between the Y. NJ.
c. A.. of Bridgeport and Yale '97 at the
formers grounds on Saturday, ended in
a free-for-all fight. When only two min
second half, and neither side had scored,
Wheeler of the Y. NJ. C. A. went through
the Yale line. ~Trowbridge of Vale hauled
off, and with a right upper cut sent him
fierce fight, in which the spectators
joined, was in progress. The police
were powerless, and it was only when
Howard Krept, Yale's famous player of
years ago., and a few others who were
on the field. went into the thickest of
the fray, that order was restored. Sev
eral of the players on both elevens were
badly used Up. The directors of the as
ISOLATION which he team represented
lave decided to disband the team.
The Second Company, Boys Brigade,
will meet the Fifth Company in a match
game tomorrow afternoon on the Harri-
son avenue grounds.
NEWS OF THE HANDBALL COURT
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