The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-04
ALL c0LLHGlAqEgV0 Won.
The Team Played a Strong
Game With St.
Aloysius.
R CROWD PRESENT
New Jersey Athletic Club Won
Two Games = Mantle Wheel
Races--Tri State Shoot.
R CROWD PRESENT

A large crowd favored the management
of the all-collegiate football team yester-
day at h opening game which was
played at International Park, Commune
paw, with the crack eleven of the st.
Aloysius team, of Newark. 1t was a red
hot struggle, and the whole of the all
collegiate eleven was put to its full test,
and was sufficient for the strain and land
ed the victory. The playing was fierce,
and before it was over three players were
badly injured by being cut about the head
and face. The visiting team played a
sluggish game, but, after q while found
their match even in this. They also had
a wonderful propensity for kicking at al
most everything, n he life of the re-
fierce was made miserable. St. Aloysius
kicked off in the first half, and Davis
grabbed the BAH and made fifteen yards.
On the next two plays they failed to gain
and the ball was St. A1oysius on downs.
They advanced the pigsk.n to the ten
yard line, where 1t was fumbled. In place
OF gaining the All-Collegiate was forced
back to the two-yard line, where the bail
play Gill carried it over the line for St.
-AlO Sido III q tOQCflbtWil. 4NO 6Cdi was
kicked. On the kickoff All-Colleglate
sent the ball to the ten yard line. Quinn
was downed in his tracks. The team
tried to gain around the ends and at the
centre. but were forced back each time,
and finally Hart was pushed over his own
line for a safety, which made the score
AZ. The bah was carried out to the
Is yard line, and the All-Collegiate got
the ball on downs. Bonnard made a run
of 20 yards. Davis made a dash to the
vineyard mark, and the ball was forfeit
ed. On the next play the visitors got
ten yards for off side. Time ended.
All-Collegiate kicked and Higgins made
5 yards before downed. The team failed
to gain and on the next play Crowley
broke through the line, causing a tumble.
Maggie kicked up the ball and ran over
the line for a touchdown. Bannon kick
ed the goal, and the score was "a. The
st. Aloysius kicked and the All Col1egiate
got the ball. and by steady gains held
possession Of it and carried the pigskin
to the ten-yard mark, from where Sulls-
van ran around the left end for the sec
ond touchdown. No goal was kicked. and
the game ended with a score of II to4
in the All-CoIlegiate's favor. The line up
was
st. Aloysius Club-Kelly, left end; Eng
i pogle. left aen taeile Mc aggPhy, RIFT EFT GUARD:
Cleary, right tackle; Tremel, right end;
Higgins. quarter back; Quinn, left half
back; Hart, right half back; Gill, full
back.
All-Collegiate cIub-Meehan, left end;
Ward, left tackle; Entwistle, left guard;
Reilly, centre; Curley, right guard; Con-
nelly, right tackle; Nagle. right end:
back; Davis, right half back; Crowley,
full back.
The Columbia Field Club defeated the
Kensington team yesterday morning on
the Harrison venue ground by a score of
4 to 0.
The New Jersey Athletic Club branched
into Association football yesterday,
and played its first game on the ground at
Bergen Point, and won by splendid team
work. The New Jerseys will be strong
in this department, and IN the lineup with
the Cosmopolitans of New York the home
team played a clever pass game. and IN
to scoring four goals, kept the
visitors on the defensive, n it was only
by the hardest efforts they succeeded in
twice. The playing of McCue was
a feature for New Jersey. His forward
work resulted in his kicking all the goals.
Two were made in the first, and two
goals in the second half. For h visitors
O'Reilly and Mckenzie made a goal each,
in the first and the other in the Sec
ond half.
Stevens Institute has had hard luck on
the gridiron this season, and the team has
failed to win a single meeting. The team
has been beaten in the majority of its
games by large scores. Yesterday the
eleven met the New Jersey Athletic Club
at Bergen Point, and received a sound
thrashing. The teams were rivals for the
championship of the County, but after
the result yesterday there was no doubt
as to the team most entitled to 1t. The
New Jerseys out-played Stevens at every
point. and rolled up a total of 40 points.
Stevens never a. any chance to score,
were on the defensive all the time.
kerby, of Stevens, and Cole, of New Jer-
sey, were injured by the rough play and
retired. The accurate kicking of White