The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-30

LIVELY FOOTBALL.
Interesting League Games
al Home and Abroad
Yesterday.
RECORDS OF BOWLERS
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HandbalI Court-sportsmea
Observation-Disclosures
to Ride.

The National Association League
game yesterday afternoon at
paw was witnessed by fully six mum
bred people. The crowd was CONSIDER
ably larger thar it would have been mad
not the severe wind storm of Friday
night blown down over four hunoreo
feet of the high board fence when sur
rounded the ground, making II possipie
for everyone to witness the game Win
out first having to go down IN tnelr
pockets for the price of admission. n
there were many thai took advantage
of the free exhibition. The game was
the third of the series at Communipaw,
and although one-sided was very inter
esting. The contending teams were the
international Athletic Club and the
~l-kno New York Thistles. The
latter made a good defence, and at the
same time made an aggressive attack
in the early stage of, the game, but
seemed to get stale before the game
was very old. and allowed the 1nterna-
tionals to score three goals within a
few minutes of each other. The first
half ended with the score three ID moth
ing. A much stronger game was played
by both teams in the last half, more es-
pecially by the Thistles, who succeeded
IN scoring their uTSll dAt OHiy SOot
a good drive by Dinner, which struck
Cummings hand and bounded in the
net. The Internationals played a clev-
er pass game and were far too strong
for the New York club, which was
beaten by a total OF Z goals to l, the
largest score since the, championship
season began. In the opening half the
goals were made by Mckay. Stubs and
Collins, and in the second by Murphy,
Seller on an accident. Smith and Nc
Kay. The teams lined UP in this or
DER
MISUNDERSTANDING. goal: Tibbel
and Taylor, full backs; Jones, Stubbs
and kimberlin, half backs; Mekay,
Smith. forwards; Collins, centre; sal
Thisfie9Hopkiins, goal; Seller and
Galway, full backs, Douglas, Seymour
and Pentlaud. half backs; Hanley and
Refersst J2hh EiFsEara Har, Csptrevi f6e
International: Barr for Thistle.
international VS..
The international Athletic Club won a
signal victory Saturday afternoon over
the famous Kearny Rangers on the
presence of over 5000 people. The game
was in the American Club series: and by
winning the game Saturday the local
IRa4l HAS ilCQ Tx dC oioLc VI -
son for the trophy. THESE teams will
come together in the final championship
contest. The game was the best played
of any Association contest seen in East
Newark this season. The Internationals
played in superb form, which was a reve-
lation to the old-time players on the
field, ard as the Rangers had an un-
broken record previous to this game. the
Kearny people felt sure in the success
of the home team. The visiting team
was the strongest that has ever played
t1rn ord tho raCn1S iC mt TO he Wnn-
dered at. The backs were impenetrable
and Flynn and Holmes stopped every
dangerous play almost, and those that
got by were of little effect after reach
ing Dunning. who drove the ball out of
harm. The Internationals played a strong
continuation game. and kept the ball
was 4 goals to 1. The NINA was
Rangers-Hayes, goal; Samson and AL
len. backs; Partigan, Cutler and Slack,
half backs; Marshall and MCGEE, for
wards; H. Samson, centre; Hood and
Douglas, wings.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. goal; Flynn and
berlin, half backs; Jones and Higgins;
forwards; J. Wilson, centre; Murphy and
Gundy, wings.
Binesmen-J. Williams int H. Hum
phries.
CrnterviiIe~ VS.. Scotffsh-Ameriean.
The Centrevine Athletic Club was
League game yesterday at NeWafk
by the Scottish-American Athletic
to /. This was the first defeat of
the season for the Bayonne team and
9oses them the lead for the champion
ship. They had previously beaten the
Scottish-Americans and figured or win
ming yesterday, consequently the success
of their opponents was a great surprise
and the leaders played as though badly
ratified in the second half, allowing the
home team to roM up a very large
score. The close of the first half favored
the S. A. A C. by 1 goal to 0, but in the
second the Centrevilles went to pieces
and the playing was continually in front
of their own goal. The teams werez
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, goal; Daw-
son and Wilson, full backs; Brown, Find
ley and Dawson, half backs; Hill and
Gafney, right wings; McCulloch, centre;
kelly and MCGEE. left wings.
Centreville A. C..Bauer. goal, Wilson
and Winters, full backs; Fitzpatrick,
Buell. and Byrnes, half hacks; Copper
and Spaven, right wings; Oliver, centre;
Campbell and Grundy. left wings.
Referee-A. Wyllie, New York Thistles.
Linesmen-J. Spaven, for Centreville A.
CT: j. Wflkie. for Seottish-Americans.
Goals kicked-McCu iioch (3), MCGEE 90,
HILL
N. j. a. g. GAMES.