The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-21
FOOTBALL WAITER ARRIVES.
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ACTIVITY Into the Players.

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Thu Low Temperature will Infuse
Activity Into the Players.
A continuance of this weather will do
more to create a stir in football than any
thing else, and it will not be long before
the season will be we'll advanced. The
players of the various teams in this city
have already begun to show signs of ac-
tivity, ard are at work warming UP for
the hot times that are ahead. The
Catholic Club team learned a few more
signals last night al the gymnasium, and
handled them very cleverly. There is
material for a strong eleven in the club,
and the members intend to work it out.
The regular season will ope up at
Princeton on October 2, when a game will
be played with Lehigh. Workmen began
the erection of the tands for this game
yesterday. New candidates for the team
are coming in fast, and there were 81
likely looking players on the field yester-
day afternoon. On Wednesday Captain
Cochran will issue a general call to all
the undergraduates who are interested i'll
football to come out and try for the team,
and work will then begin in earnest.
Trainer Jack McMasters says the regular
line up between the Varsity and scrub
teams will begin the latter part of this
week.
The Hamilton football team wishes to
book games with teams throughout New
Jersey and Connecticut, averaging 140
pounds. Would like to hear from a strong
team for the afternoon of election day.
Address Arthur T. White, manager, No.
3SS Third avenue.
Frank Coyne, the old Stevens Institute
captain, will be in that position on the
Orange Athletic Club team this year.
Among the other players will be Buell.,
Lancon, Johnny De Hart, Mohor. Vaughn
Wilbur Kyle, sutphen, Koehler, Brooke,
Bird and Marshall.
expects to have a strong eleven in the
field. j. McCabe of the RidgefieldS and
w. Glaccumn of the Bristols will play
full back n guard. The Daytons would
pounds. for Sunday and holiday games.
to be played on the Dayton grounds. Adj
dress f. McEntee, LIZ Wayne street, this
city.
The Madison Football team of Harlem
will again be in the race for honors. Hor-
gan, Reinacher, of the Hoboken Baseball
Club, and O'Flaherty will, as they have
the team, and they expect with the ma
terial on hand to turn out a representa-
tive eleyen, James NJ. Vincent and HUI
bert J; Tracy will be Eth the m i d I9G Inc
g Gam,ng NJ. se Vineent. f Ho. gamf East af Fiffys
seventh street, New York.
h Olympic =. G; would like to hear
of Bayonne, West Orange F. c., Montclair
Military Academy, East Orange F. e.,
and Van Worst F. g. Address Philip
Hussa, No. 637 Bergen venue.
Bert Wilson, captain of the '96 Wesleyan
team, will play with the Elizabeth A. c..
the coming campaign.
Arrangements are being made for the
teams of the Chicago and Elizabeth A.
Cs. to meet at Chicago on Thanksgiving
Day.
The Hoboken Football Club cam, aver
aging 1870 pounds, would like to arrange
Sunday afternoon and holiday games with
out-of-town clubs guaranteeing expenses.
Address C.. w. Meyer, p. Q. box 1888, New
York.
The Kenwood A. c.. would like to near
from out-of-town teams averaging ITO
pounds and offering a suitable guarantee.
games to be played on Sunday and all
holidays. Address Joseph Flynn, No. 1874
Amsterdam avenue, New York.
News OF the wheelmen.
The Gutenberg Wheelmen have com
pleted arrangements for an entertain
ment to be held at Brewery Hall, Thanks
giving Eve, at which some fine talent
will be presented. At the last meeting
these new additions were made
to the roll:-william White. Tom
McGlynn, Walter Won Der Boch,
and Lon Shelly. The club had a
pleasant run last Sunday to Patchogue,
L. T. The committee in charge of the
masque ball is Charles Morris, John Hess,
Chas. Hauser, A. Geronimo and John
Becker.
The Hudson County Wheelmen have
mapped out their programme for the clos
Ing race meet of the season, which will
be held at the Westside Driving Park on
Saturday, October 9. The club will run
off six events. four will be for all riders
in the county one will be for H. G. w.
member only and the other will BE a
special match race between A. Michels
and r. Alexander of Hartford Wheel
Club. The other events will be half mile
handicap, one mile scratch, two mile
handicap. n mile handicap, five
mile for H. G.. w. championship,
entries will close with George E.
Blakeslee, No. 554 Communipaw avenue,
October 3.
The Riverside Wheelmen will give Their
annual club race on Election Day at
Gutenberg. There will be five races. in
GLIDING the club mile championship. The
latter ought to be a gift for G. M. Ertz.
Lucky Fishermen.
The Palisade Fishing Club returned
Sunday night with baskets we'll filled with
fine specimens OF black fish, sea bass,
founders and auke, which were caught
off the Banks. The first prize for the
largest fish was awarded % Charlie
Boeckel, who landed a four and a. half
pound huke. Louis Hauenstein won sec
ond. f.. Krause, third prize, and August
Dusensik, fourth.
no Cure . Cold IN One Day.
Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money i fit fails to cure. Csc