The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-22
GAMES ON THE GRIDlR0E.
A Lively Interest I'm the Contests 10
he PLAYED Tomorrow.

Browns great showing against 1aie at
New Haven on Wednesday has filled the
followers of Princeton with enthusiasm
and there is more confidence than ever IN
Princeton's chances at New Have
against the Sons of Eli, November ~.
Tomorrow Princeton will play 7Corneii at
Ithaca and a hard struggle is expected
The Cornell team is stronger this year
than ever before in the game, as was
shown by the tie game asst Saturday with
Lafayette. The Princeton team, in charge
of Jack McMasters. thirty strong, passed
through this city this morning on their
way to Ithaca. The game tomorrow on
the Polo Grounds in New York between
Yale and the Carlisle Indians is creatins
the greatest interest in football circles
The redskins played a great-eame agafi
the Tigers at Princeton last SatuGa
and were beaten Is to 0, and it is eys.
betting that Yale will not 10 as well y
morrow against Carlisle, while there afe
manv who even count on their defeat.
Even money is offered that the INDIANS
will score. 1t will be the best game Of
the year in this vicinity and a Dig crown
will see it.
The Gregory A. c.. wishes to arrange
games with teams averaging from Us TO
1870 pounds. Would also like to arrange
a game Tor IndlkSSlNlllS dliQ O'%
days. Address William Watson, Station l.
Hoboken.
Although it has been rumored that some
of the St. Paul School players are over
age, it can safely be said that they are
an eligible, according to the constitution
of the Long Island !. A. L. }Ihey NAYS
braced up wonderfully within the last
few days. 3
The First Division, Naval Reserves, Of
New Jersey, Battalion of the East, VIII
place a good eleven in the field. Cannes
--l ,r a m NOW DR
booked; teams having inclosed grounas
and paying a guarantee preferred. Al
dress j. Henry Thomas, U. 5. 5. Ports
mouth, Hoboken.
would like to fill its schedule with teams
averaging 1856 to 140 pounds. The clup mas
October 80, November 6 and 20, ana aiso
a few Saturday games in DECEMBER open
for home games only. Address WIlllam
B. Freeburn, No. q West Forty-thlrd
street, Bayonne.
and October 81 open. and would IKE 10
hear from some good teams. Guarantss
offered. The second team has Octopef 81
and November Il open, and would IKE 70
pounds. Address j. J.. Mears, NO. lS ana
ITO Montague street, Brooklyn.
The thirty-1ve minute practlce game pe
tween the varsity and scrub eleVens
yesterday was the hardest seen on Prince
tons field in the past three years, Every
body was in good spirits over the poor
w MADE Dy 1di6 dSdiiiot
Wednesday and the game bound win
snap and vim. The coachers turned tnelf
attention entirely to the scrubs, ana
the varsity men were left to their own
our The result was that the second
eleven crossed the 'varsity's goal line Ior
the second time this season. The scrub
were strengthened by the presence OF BIZ
Church., last years left tackle, who played
against Holt. They scored their touch
down in Just seven minutes after the
opening play. Baird kicked off to BACK;
who ran fifteen yards before Swartz nance
him, BY using the Pennsylvania GUARDS
back interference against Holt ana Hiile-
brand, the ball was carried straight down
the field to within three yards OF ne
varsity goal without a stop. When the
bali was only three yards from the goal
line the Tigers played their best, but
Palmer wriggled his way through the
STRUGGLING mass n fell across. Black
kicked the goal. With the score 3 to y
against them the varsity men played the
ferceet kline of football. The backs tore
through the line with terrific force, and
three touchdownS were scored IN quick
succession. Craig played left end Tor the
first time in two weeks. He will be USED
on Saturday against Cornell. Ayers was
again tried at half back, with good re-
suits. Rand, who played right gparo e l9F
the SCRUBS was carried of the nelu
with a badly sprained ankle.
Tomorrow an interesting game OF loot
hail will be played on the Arlington base
ball ground, at C~ommunipaw, between
the Jersey City Field Club and st. re-
ter'S College.
erford for a game with the eleven OF
that place tomorrow.