The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-08

were made by Davies and Bodine. Inc
last named made three efforts to KICK
the ball for a goal, but failed. IN lne
last half the visiting team played IN pei
ter form, and Captain Peter Bentley eN-
celled Eilsworth's dash. H secured the'
ball when a hundred yards from the goai
avoided his opponents and secured a
touchdown and Kicked the only goal
made. The score was:-New Jersey A.
c., u; Jersey City Field Cluo, .. me
Jersey city Field club.Gedney, left
guard; S Shila5on; fen rtgst t s s Tt f5sn..
T T'eH I left half back. +. bentley, right
half back; Cook. full back. puoaor,or
left end; Evans. left tackle; Morton.
left guard; Devlin, centre; White, Tlght
guard; Tratham, right tackle; Find nay
worth. left half back; Davies, right
half back; Bodine, full back.
RefereeEM. Straight. of Cornell Uni
+PRINCETON'S HARD BATTLE.
Princeton's team had a hard tussle
against Leh ASa at ANNE Bet teem but Fa up "a a
much stronger game than was ahtlci-
pated, and made the orange ana piack
eleven work like beavers to avert aef The
ball was less thar six inches from
Princeton's goal line, and was kept with
in three feet of it for three Downs, y
before Princeton got a touchdow ana
Trenchard failed to kick the goal:
Lehigh got the ball and had It almost
on Princeton's goal line when time was
c9led. In the second half Princeton was
twelve minutes in forcing the ball across
the territory of Lehigh and securing a
touchdown. Trenchard again tailed at
goal. No more points were scored. The
total wa~s-Princeton, 8; Lehigh, 0. The
Princeton-Brown, left End Armstrong
guard; Crowds. centre; Taylor, rlght
guard; Lea, right tackle; Thompson,
right, end; T%renehard, os 9IarteE p rlsbt
Lehigh-Best and Yates, left end; Hous-
ton. left tackle Trafton, LEFT gnar r
Budd and Smith, right tackle; Okeson'
right end; Salzman, quarter back; Har.
rison, left half back; Thurston, right
half PACK fio o1yTfsa1lI' NOTES.
Yale had a hard rub with the Cres-
cents, who held Yale down to 10 points.
crescents did not 5s,,f score Andover 4s to O.
University of Pennsylvania defeated
swarthmore, Sc to 0. .,
Rutgers vanquished Lafayette. 1t was
The last game of the present series
in the race for the Gaelic football cham
pionship was played yesterday AFTER
loon at Wallace's Ridgewood Park. me
opposing teams were the Emmets ana
The Meaghers. The Emmets won py
8 points to 2 points. The game is likely
20 be protested, as the Meaghers declare
that they scored three poins., Fitzgerald
scored the first point for the Emmets
after ten minutes play. In the second
half B. Ryan and Damon scored points
for the Meaghers. The last point credit
ed to the Emmets was made by t1tzger-
aid. The protested point was kicked py
The first and second teams of the
Centreville A played at South Brook-
The game between the first teams result
ed in a tie. Each made a goal. Ihe
Jerseys second team won easily by .
West Point beat Amherst on Saturday.
1t was IS to 0. ~
The team of the College of the City
of New York was defeated at Engie-
| wood on Saturday by the team Of the
Field Club. The score was IL to b.
The Princeton scrubs were Deaten on
Saturday by he renee team.
DibbIe of Lawrenceville made a sensa-
tional run of 100 yards. The score was
Cornell defeated Amherst Aggies, 10
Cornell defeated Union on Saturday by
The AIerts of Seton Hall College wait
ed this afternoon Tor the Jersey lily
football eleven to show up, and when
| it did not appear a practice game, was
played with the second eleven OF the
college. What Jersey City eleven?
The Bergen Point Clubs eleven had a
hot game at White Plains, but the home
team won by making a touchdown. 1t
The Naval Academy team began the
season at Annapolis, Saturday, with a
drawn game with the Elizabeth ATHLETIC
III of Elizabeth. lizard scored a touch
Il o. -on1 or A n n nIlC
and Tucker made a touch down, and
McKensie kicked the goal for the visit
ors. The cadets played with only four
of last years players and a very light
team. For the academy lizard. Craven
and McCauley played the best ball, and
Tucker, Armstrong, Woodruff and Nc
ICnnninL for ENlizahath