The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-01
The CLUBS 70 line Up
Tomorrow Will Begin the
Football Season in
This City.
CATHOLIC CLUB VS.. ST, PETERS
Great Interest in the Game Ar.
raDged-An Exciting Accident
in a Trotting Race-Bowl-
ing for a Trophy.

The Orioles would like to arrange a
game with some team for this Saturday
or Thursday of next week. The lineup
is:-Coyle, centre; Gillings and Cassidy,
guards; Buckley and Post, tackles; Kin
kead n Walsh. ends: Miller, quarter
back; Walton and Mcclure, half backs;
Mulry, full back. Challenges may be sent
to Howard Mulry, No. 262 Barrow street.
St. Peters College has almost COM
pleted the schedule for the season. The
team will play at home Saturdays and on
Thursdays they will visit the college
teams in and around New York. The col
lege team is DESTROYS Of arranging a game
with the Newark II. c.. South Orange A.
C. and the New Jersey A. C. teams. The
management would prefer from these
teams a Saturday date.
In the game with the Catholic Club to-
morrow the following men will play
Egan. centre; Mackey and Freitag,
guards; Schalk and Mylott, tackles;
Gainor and Higgins. ends; Sullivan, full
back: Finn and Kelly, half backs; Griffin
(captain), quarterback. The average
weight of the team is about one hundred
and fifty pounds. and though the Catholic
Clubs average is about ten pounds great
er, the college team will endeavor to Off
set this by superior tactics. New plays
nave been i~naugurated and the Catholic
Gu will find a hard tackle before them.
All the students of the college are en-
thusiastic over the game. and If a few
stages can he hired they will proceed to
the grounds in a bory to root for the
maroon and white of their alma mater.
The schedule of games is as follows
Oct. 2. Catholic Club. at Jersey City; Oct.
3, st. Francis College of Brooklyn, at Jer-
sey City; Oct. IA, Fordham College, at
Fordham; Oct. 16, Seton Hall College, at
Jersey City; Oct. q, Manhattan College,
at New York; Oct. %. st. Francis Xavier's
at Jersey City; Oct. %, open; Oct. 80, re-
served for N. ]. A. C.
Crescent field Gu of the Heights "
organized with the following players
Newman. right end; Wolverton, light
guard; Saywell. left guard; Woolsey, left
end; Coward, right tackle; Stevenson,
centre; Ebry, left tackle; Chapman,
quarter back; Cline (captain), right half
back; Pierce, left half back; Mccullough,
full back. Average, 1856 pounds. Opening
game on Saturday, October q with Marion
A. c., at Marion. Open dates october 3,
16 and %. Games can be arranged by ad-
dressing Edward Wolfhiel, manager, care
of N. j. Car Spring and Rubber Co.
The Van Worst Field Club has COM
pleted its team and the lineup will be-
Centre rush, Gedney; right guard. Kir-
stein; left guard, Conkwright or Carter;
left tackle, Clifford; right tackle, Cove;
left end, McGrath; quarter back, J.. Bent
"; right half back, Hudson; left half
back, DATE; full back, P. Bently. They
are training lard for the game against
the East Orange Field Club, with whom
they open the season on October 9. They
have games with the Cyclones of Bay
onne, St. Peters College, Manhattan Col
lege, Fordham College, the West Enc
Football Club, Brooklyn. Arthur McGrath
is manager.
The second eleven of the Catholic Club
Institute is anxious to arrange games
with teams that average 10 to rs pounds.
The team will line up as follows:-J.
Lagomarsino, centre; J, Egan and M.
tackles; ]. T'yrrell and J. Kenny, ends;
]. Miller, quarterback; C. Keely and T.
Ward, halfbacks; T. Dunn, fullback. All
teams ready to book games should adj
dress J. Miller. No. 233 Third street. No
games lave been arrange as yet.
Stevens Institute will ave a strong
bers that will compose the team have
been at work on the st. George Cricket
Ground ever since the season opened and
there is more enthusiasm among the
students than ever over the prospects
for a good team this year. Some fine at
some of these will be games with Rutgers
College, Montclair A. c., New Jersey A.
C. and Manhattan College The first game
will be October 6.