The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-16
GAMES ON THE GRIDIR0N.
Prominent Teams VIII Meet en- the
Field Tomorrow.

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Manager Caravan has completed orange
ments for the New York University-New
Jersey A. c. game, which IS 10 be played
at ONO Field. Morris Heights. tomorrow.
The last train Will leave Forty-second
street station. New York, at two P. M
arriving at the grounds in time for the
opening Of the game. The New York
University team under the coaching Of
BILL the famous Yale full back. has
developed a fast snappy team. Last Sat
urday they defeated the strong Montclair
A. c. team, which mas been strengthened
by the addition Of new players, move fast
er than they lave done heretofore. The
line Up viii be as follows
New Jersey A. C.-Masterson and Pans
ing. left ends; Couch. Cricheon and Fyfe,
left guards; varick, centre; Kindgen.
right guard; D. Murphy 4 Cantwell,
right tackles; A. Murphy and Magic,
right end: Comiskey and Moss, quarter
back: Ward and Barclay, left half; Aeken
and simmons, right half; Whyte full
back.
New York University-Roper left end:
Dyer. left tackle; Nutter. left guard;
B~arringer, centre; Carpenter and Berg
man. right tackles; Featherstone. right
end; Hatch. quarter back; Keane, left
back.
The annual football game between the
Elizabeth Athletic Club and the strong
team of Pennington Seminary viii be
played at the Elizabeth oval on Saturday,
and should prove a close game, as both
eieVens are pretty evenly matched. The
teams have met twice before, both win
ming 4 game, and Saturdays game VIII
decide the rubber. They Will line up as
foilcws.-
Peningson-crooks. left end: Piersoa,
left tackle; Coates. left guard: Maxwell.
centre; Ward, right guard Potts. right
tackle; Fsnnegan. right end; Ham. quar-
ter back Hyndman. left half back. Bieri
right half back. Stanton, fell back.
Elfzaoetn A. C.-Hcpkins. left End Coe.
left tackle; Cornell, left guard; St.nmar.
centre: Snaefsr- right guard; Williams
right tackle, English. right end. psaise.
quaFrer back: Knapp and Won Musts.
left bali back; Smith and Bliss. rishi
half back. Lancford. fun hack.
Observation-Disclosures A. c. Allen TRAIT
ten. Hall. Swart. HiH. Folsom. Chani-
Ter, Wood A Cos. Darrah and Hoover
Orange vii line Up AZ OranEe Oval
aEalnsf the Nontciair Athletic ciuh. The
ORANGE team wa be STRONGER bshind ne
lEue than la the Yale game. a. CamiaE.
Ffeider and Willard have 3onnsd theif
padded salts and are bard At practlrs a.
games every week - electric liaht Nith
the OrsnEe T. n g. a. and the Metre
poltaa Insurance Cosnpauys team. TIE
N4CLtEtAEE team = EIutAtLNI rA AETUHE
Keehlsr. who played end fss Orange Daily
and Pla3s. Of the Nsntelsffa. are also
cid Orange PLAYERS. The game VIII
commence at s@ P ~
s.. Peters College seat tive teams t.
South Orange Yesterday 10 t2ckse he
Seton Han eievers and beth wert defeat
ed. bHt not Wfthout having given tEr3r
o~ppnreuts A very hard battle. In the
mcrnfug ms Tyres o. 81. Peters played
the Seton Hail Jnniors. and n two hains
were heaeen ~ 10 points 10 4 The asfe--
no1n game N1s between she Alcrts o.
Seton HAn and the regular St Peters
eleven. T game was Of unusual IN
terest. 81 Peters struggling hard 20 hold
their oprorents. who managed 70 crcss
TIRE line with the ball fer a score OF 20
points TO G.
Yesterday on the Cricket Ground. Ho-
boken, Mantclair Hizh School and Stew
ems School played one e the most ex-
citing sames Of the season. In the first
half Nontclair scored y points 70 6 for
Stevens. bat the latter eyened the scare
in the second and the game ended with
IL pointsfeach-