The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

AFTER THE BALL.
Stevens S%ophomores Had
An Easy Time Winning
the College Cham.
pionship.
HUDSON COUNTY WHEELMEN MEET
Arrangements Completed for the
Election Day Races-On
the Alleys.
HUDSON COUNTY WHEELMEN MEET

The sophomores' and freshmen's teams
OF Stevens Institute met on the 81
George cricket grounds, Hopoken, yester-
day, in a game for the college cham
pionship. The sophomores were inVin-
chile and easily disposed of their OPP
ponents. They won by a score OF ~
to o. The teams lined up as follows
Sophomores Chambers, left end'
Davey, left tackle: Munpee, left guard;
Koch, centre: Laucon. right guard;
Chaplin, right tackle; Macbeth. right
end; Willard, quarter back; Hunter
left half-back: Hutchinson, right half
back; Mathey. full back.
Freshmen-Locket, left end; Buckley
left tackle; Hanshee, lert guard t6anu-
loser, centre; Bret, right guar9i baag'
right tackle: Scott, right end; heInsus'
oearter-back; Lotto, left half-packi MAI ni1
Lean. right h~alf-back; Hughes, run
Touch downs-Hutehinson. 8; Hunter.
2. Goals kicked-Hutchinson, :. 6Snen5
-Corbett. Stevens; mpITemGnupc
Stevens Lineman-Charles Hamilton.
The n. j. A. C. management has MADE
great preparations for me sang Semins
ary and n. j. A. c. The game VIII pc
called promptly at four o'clock, ana the
teams will line up as
Ter Tinelli. Martinez, Morris, Rederick'
Tsrrv. ellsworth. Farmer. Barclay.
Princeton-Henson, Graham. Gahog'
schmalhorst, Jackson, hunt' VIE Ste"af''
George, go, the famous csntre on
Princeton's 80 eleven. coached the team
Yesterday. The warm weather was 700
much of a counter influence, and the
work of the men was correspondlngly
SLOW and ~listless. One-half OF thirty-nVe
minutes was played and the varsity
secured but four touch downs. RIGGS
.aZ,--5 ,nn man 9T centre and AeYQOlQS
played quarterback in excellent Styie.
Barnett and Mccormick played mar
back. but MADE a poor MI ~
Cormick's work was especially poor, ms
fumhling and running backward greatly
increasing the scrubs changes OF scor-
ing. Cochran appeared at full back again
and did GOOD work. he showed great
Improvement in his kic-,.ne:
The Orange Athletic Eli will play
+he eleven from Lafayette College on
the Orange V this afternoon, instead
of Princeton University, as ~Scheduleo.
The following telegram explains the
cause of Princeton's cancelling the game:
81. D. Variam, Orange A-C.-Every
MAJ back of line, regular ana Substitute,
iniured. Must cancel Saturdays game.
More sorry than 1 can say. VIII write.
Edward Mum"
Naturally this has caused muen uisSs-
tisfaction, but Orange has been very
fortunate in getting so strong q team
as Lafayette. This team defeated Orange
two years ago and lost to orange last
fal DIV a small StOEG 81 tho thS 3D.
should be an interesting one as the
teams are evenly matched. Lafayette
has shown by the way they have held
the scores of the larger collegs to low
figures, that they are much stronger
than a year ago, and Orange will have
a tubborn argument to win.
Play will be called at $3.50 and the
teams will line up as follows
Orange A. C.-Collarnore, left end;
Hutchinson and Sutphan, left tackle;
Oliom. left guard; Mohor, left centre;
III til 49, I'd nv
shall. right tackle; Coyne, right end:
Toight and Kemble, quarterback; Fielder
and Place, left half back; Hart and
Maynard, right half back; Gordon, full
Lafayette-Reeder, left end; Boreicke.
left tackle; R. r. Jordan, guard; S. NJ.
Jordan, centre; Rhinenart, right guard;
Lee, right tackle; Jones, Vincent, right
end: Atticks. Vincent. quarterback;
Zeiger, left ~half-back; Barclay, right
h~alf-back; Zeigman, Reese, full back.