The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-24
ON THE eBIDIRoN.
Orange A. G. Ia Play Princeton on
SATURDAY..

Next Saturday the Orange Athletic
Club will line up against the Princeton
University eleven at the Orange Oval,
Grove street and East Orange, at $3.50
o'clock. The coaching is putting the
Athletic Club team in better condition
physically and in team work, so h a
the work against Princeton should show
better form in many ways. Orange has
always played finer football against the
Tigers than against any of the large
college teams, and his season should not
be an exception to the rule, Last year
Orange had the proud distinction of max
ing a touchdown against Princeton, and
they will make every effort to repeat
two weeks age, and viii doubtless play
the entire game, as viii all those who
during the week. The orange team will
Coyne and Koehler.. right end.
Hopkins and Fielder, left tn half back.
Willard and Cunning, right half back.
Y and Bird; full back
Oliver, left guard.
Uffenheimer, left tackle.
C%ollamore, left end.
Marshall and Hutchinson, right tackle.
1t looks now as though the A. A. u, at
us meeting on November u, will be
bali. In several Of the large athletic
clubs there has been a tendency to total
~ ignore the pure amateur spirit that IS
to be ound in all branches of sport.
cred it is different. The violation of
true amateurism has now grown to such
evil proportions that something must be
ton formed that will define an amateur
football player. OF course, any football
players that have been paid for coach
ing or paid a salary. for playing ON a
tried to enter in A. A. U. games. There
is no reason why these men should be
allowed to masquerade as amateurs
when they are really professionals. The
Elmira A. C. has taken the bull by the
horns and have applied to Secretary
Sullivan for sanction for all games play
abide by the A. A. U. rules and conduct
the games accordingly; and another in
stance is that of a well-know college
I player yer = ss. the West St W ybs has 2r : led
quest that his status as an amateur
be decided, owing to the fact that he has
coached football teams for expenses. This
question will be brought up at the next
meeting, and, nc doubt. some pretty
gilt edge amateur teams in this section
of the country may learn something
that will interest them.
Gun and Target.
The Greenville Rifle Club is arranging
for a gallery tournament, open to all
marksmen, to be held at the club range,
Gator avenue, on Saturday and Sunday,
November 9 and 10. The German ring
target is to be used, the three best tickets
to count. The prizes will be $40, SIS S12,
SO, s., Sc, IS, IS, 81, "a. So, s., ST.. 81,
81, 81. The premiums for the three best
tickets will be IS, SO, 81. The competitions
will be held from / to II P. M. on Satur-
day and 8 A. M. to II P. M. on Sunday.
The committee in charge is as follows
Colin Boag, Chairman; Mike Donler,
George w. Plaisted. c. Scheeline and
Henry Lutz.
AT the weekly shoot of the Hoboken
Rifle Eli on Tuesday evening Captain
Garner easily carried off first honors
and William Reese second, on totals of
234 and 27 respectively.
it's next meeting to change its practice
night from Monday to Tuesday.