New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
THE HEARNY RINGERS WIN.
A GREAT GAME OF OLD-FAsHIONED FOOT
BALL.
PRINCETON SEMINARY BEATEN BY SCORE OF
TO 3 AND TO THE INTENSE sATIsFAC-
TIoN THE FOLLOWERS OF

TO AND TO THE INTENSE sATIsFAc-
rroN OF THE FOLLOWERS OF
THE OLD CHAMPIONS
Nearly three thousand people watched with IN
tense interest the exciting football game played In
Cosmopolitan Park. Kearney. yesterday afternoon
between the Association team OF Princeton Seminary
and the Kearney Rangers. Of Kearny. The game
was won by the home team. expected by the
admirers the old Association champions. OF whom
many in the local team. For years Kearny has
had the champion team under Association rules,
and the recent challenge OF the Princeton men was
looked upon by all the local patrons an initiative
movement in the interest Of the OPEN. and a.
they say. more Interesting game lad.
Since the spring OF 's5 the Princeton Association
team has been in constant practice. This was
known 10 the Keary lovers of the game. but they.
undaunted had made heavy wagers on the result.
At 35 o'clock, when the teams lined up. there was
a liberal display OF Princeton coors. well the
magenter and white OF the Kearny Rangers.
When the ball put in play MCGEE took Il
promptly and made shoot for goal which was
stopped in good style by Como. the Princeton goal
keeper Bullock. of the best players on the
Princeton forwards. secured the ball on the kick
and by good play returned almost at once TO the
Rangers goal making a hot kick for goal. which
was stopped Just in time by Rangers goalkeeper.
Hayes. on the mass play the Rangers secured
corner Kick which made by MCGEE. and Como.
striking the ball sideways scored the first goal for
the Kearny Rangers.
on the lineup the Princeton men. all OF whom
larger than the Rangers. rushed through the
Rangers forwards until they reached Cutler. one
the Ran gers ba cks. who returned the ball far
beyond centre by characteristic kick we'll known
TO his admirers The Rangers second goal was
made by Douglass Marshall and MCGEE assisting
so far the Princetons had scored nothing. and
things looked blue for the orange and black on
the fourth lineup MCGEE secured the ball
and carried It past three % the Princeton men,
kicking the fourth goal in excellent style when the
bail only two yards from the goal line
williamson OF Prnceton's forwards made
the first goal for Princeton few moments after
the fifth lineup and the friends OF the college
had an opportunity TO shout of which they awaited
themselves. The half ended almost Immediately
after this, with the score 10 ! in favor OF the
Rangers.
The college showed the benefit OF their train
ing IN the second half. Their game fast and
their Interference strong and somewhat rougher
than the Rangers used TO- Marshall secured
the first goal OF the half. the ball being passed by
MCGEE and Douglass. The second goal secured
five minutes later was also made by Marshall:
Clrgms. OF the Princetons. made the goal. and
a third Princeton goal was secured almost mmedi-
ately after by Hanna, Pr.nceton's tall tackle With
five minutes 70 play Douglass secured the kearney
Rangers their seventh goal. and the game ended
with the ball in active play prnceton's field
The score: Kearny Rangers. 7; Princeton Seminary,
3. The lineup follows:
Kearny Rangers Princeton