The sun., 1896-10-18

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branch Y. N. Q. A defested the Yonkers A. Q. by
the score OF to at hos Haven yesterday after.
noon.
College City OF New York played yesterday at Har.
score
College Football team % pinSsd the ,,vsr,lty or, Es
the score OF ~ 10 o.
owing to tho fact that tho Nominees did not have
beaten by IN. Marons G OF Harlem at Central PARK
py the score OF rs to 4.
Tho Rival and Kings County Athlstic clubs
played two twenty minute halves at the Prospect
Park parade grounds yesterday afternoon with
out either side scoring.
lego easily defea,ed the Nadison Athletic Club on
tne eonego campus at south orange this AFTERNOON
by the large score OF 10 90.
LIVINGSTON, Oct lT;-rne staten Island Cricket CLUB
nnd @ tn, Yonker' Feld uo lined up for game here here
form and won by the score OF IL TOO
The eleyens Of the Careret Field club and Jersey
result wasa victory for the lHtt'rh hys sto0
s,stToGh Oct rhren thousand persons ',.s w,,
t9s & SaTatogl eleven and n Jane MyCrs9 team 3t n
ORANGE, Oct l7.--In two halves of nfteen min
utes each this afternoon tho orange A,hletn ] CLUB
ball. The nnai score was; orange is. Monclair, o.
sourn ORANGE. Oct. l7.-An exciting game OF
footba,I was played this afternoon between N
tns Elizabeth Athletic club, neither side scoring.
,L,KEvrLE Oct l1.-Tho Yale freshmen team and
same or Se iSss ,bs p season Sn here this
afternoon, the score bong 20 to in favor OF the
NM NEW GsgSsTloE Oct. l7mThs Trinity School
It was a hard fougnt game throughout. twenty.
minute halves were played.
To the surprise OF tho Deborshs' most ardent
lis avenue and 1881 street yesteFday attsrnoon,
aged to win thr game hy l2 TO 10.
Al Central rark Yesterday afternoon the Morr.
sons OF BROOKLYN defeated the Elites OF Iorkvllle
mast-rly game and had their opponents beaten
from the start.
Yale Field this morning between the Roardmau
Training ,hooI team of this city and the Ansonla
team, % TO o..
the d. La sr m 9s @ G0Hr n prs.r team
matched In weight. DE La sale scored once In the
first haif and twice in the seroId The nnai score
"aS De La Sale, IA Drisler school, ..
LAwRESCEylLLE, Oct. 1.-THE st. Paul School OF
GaraTm car cry pna TIE 9sH team met on the grid
game was the annual one and was OF inUcn Import
St, tI"sS Paul 0. "9 ""'' score was i""'e"S''e' 49,
Scarcely able to cope with the eleven of the Bay:
Hudson county. were the Bergen Point Athletic
clubs eleven In the encounter fought yesterday
Bayonne, the rnai score being i2 for the Cyclones
to nothing for the Bergen Points.
la.g. and G sa.acrin: Of spsetstors
gam, Between ,s sHs IGT York rn!vSrs and New ST
Soys SPs bs m ssr ssoe M ea and dstaed
in the nrst half ''''""S'
Francis College pIa,ed two nfteen minute halves
at the Prospect fak parade grounds yesterday
perior skin ami def atoi the 81. Francis repre-.
sentatlves TO o.. feature OF the game was
first half
Pratt Institute played their nrst game Of the sea
we as ES' at M %
lads showed up IN poor torm ana clearly iemp.i.
neimon, team played with plenty OF snap and ont.
classet their opponents al every stage or the game
The score: belmont, 1: Pratt. U.
NEw BsusswcK. Oct. l1.-RutEcrs defeated
college of P-nnsylvaAIa on Nelson
Field this afternoon In n"rceiy fought game. In
over the line ana Ryno Fell IT, scoring the only
,GGens"wn Q, the game. M?nn kicked goal;
and it was nnally allowed hF Referee StryScr of
Rutgers. Fina score: Rutgers, 8; Haverford, ..
ing game between the paclnc A. c. and the Pros
pect 2. b. c. eleven. at the Prospect Park parade
ln brilliant plays in which Capt. Cribhen nf the
csps n he we're hIs e6s
former retiring from the gams with biz cut over
the left eye. The score: Pacific 4. c., lO Pros
pect F. b. C., ..
The game at Elizabeth yesterday attracted quite I
large number OF spectators despite the Indictment
nothing against the Elizabeth A. C.'s str, ny line.
The home team showed up we'll. Their interior.
Gus long runs KNAPP: smith. sEacier. ana Lang.
and Bieri did good work Tor icnninston. At no /
STAGE OF ths game was Elizaheth's goal In danger,
pIucky team and tncy Dracet up considernhly in
.he second half. Elizabeth A. C.. ~; Pennington. o.
AnpLE1owS, Oct. l7.-w.,leyan and Amherst
played Il pretty game this afternoon the Yves.
cyan neIa. After minutcs OF play Wesleyan !
Inc without once losing the ball. Wing made the
score with goal by Raymond. Amherst got the !
reached the nvs-yard line from the middle Of the I
ield There Mtf1eyahs line Was Iniprrgnabiv. and ou
,lossd. There wa. no scoring In the second half. .
Tyler for Amherst and irrhur Young ana Henry .
Score: Wesleyan, Is: Amherst. o.
The Manhattan College football team succeeded
5rescents Of Harlem at Msnnattan oval Yesterday
afternoon; II was hard fought game all the way
The start hut the college hoys afterward played a
strong game. After several exchanges OF Kicks In
he ends tor large gains nnaliy landing ball on
he seven.yart line, from where o'connor wa.
IT goal. In the second half the ball rushed up
nr s nsf the ha sm% @ a9 9n to
he centre OF tho neln. Score: Manhattan. 4;
o.
icfeat they received at the hand. or ST. Paul School
sst Wsdnesday lined up for game with The strong
oval Yesterday afternoon. Only half OF
wenty minutes was played. the Princeton boys re.
using to play the second hair. claiming tnat the
imekeeper called time six minutes before 1t should
,ave been called. Tnere n long discussion
10Th on the held and IN tho dressing room, hut
Manager Fine of Princeton advised the boys not to
,lay, as he thought they not getting a rair
leaf. The Berkeleys. although outclnSScd In every
'ont OF the game. were willing to go on with the
;ame, and claimed thar Mr.. Fine was under the
Oppression that the halves were to he twenty nv.
minutes each. According Referee Young's
knowledge only two twenty minute halves were to
,e played. Tie half played all in favor OF
Princeton prep" The score: Princeton Prep"
!; Berkeley, o.
accidents on the Gridiron at LonE Branch.
l. oSo BRANCH. Oct l7.-George Chasey son Of Dr.
ames ChaSey who played with the Juniors OF Long
'ranch against the boys Of Monmouth was kicked in
be ribs by Warren iieycr because 1t Is claimed that
massey provoked him. Chas,y had to be- carried from
ne Held. At Elkwood lark. where the Long Branch
cam lmSd upaEainst the stat" school team OF Tren.
on, TWO aecidrHts occurred 10 members OF The home
leyen Thomas Richardson had his r.sht collar bone
roken during tu'slr, and James Eennsssy renched
Ia riyht leg. The Long BrauCu team he AcO