The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-12

pounds. Address Gilbert N. Knight, No.
"a West Forty-sixth street, Bayonne,
The San Reno football team has Oct.
i, 70 and 30 open and would like 70 hear
from. good out-of-town clubs offering a
suitable guarantee. Address Fred A.
Wenck, No. 104 West Fifty-fifth street.
The Holy Cross Lyceum Football cub
would like to arrange a game for Oct. IT
with an out-of-town team wishing to re-
ceive good practice. Address William +.
Bergen, S21 West Forty-third street.
The Dayton Field Club has a few more
open dates in October and November and
would be pleased to book games with
teams averaging ninety pounds. ADDRESS
f. McEntee, captain, No. liz Wayne
street.
Owing to a. disbandment the Roseville
F. c. of Newark, has Oct. 16 open for a
team averaging from 125 to 100 POUNDS,
game to be played on the Roseville's
grounds. Address George r. Starr, NO.
IS Pine street, N. Y.
The Edgecombe Field Club team, aver
aging from 100 to 1lo pounds, would ike
to arrange out-of-town guarantee games
with uniformed teams. Address George
w. Scholer, manage and captain, No. I'll
West 142d street, N. Y.
book games with teams averaging l20
pounds and giving a suitable guarantee;
The dates are:-Oct. "a, 81, Nov. 2 q and
rs. Address c. A. Cosgrove, NO. go East
Thirty-fourth street, n. Y.
The -Dreadnaughts, owing to a cancella-
ton have Oct. 16 open. Address Hugh f.
Bresnan, NO. 6ol East Ihlfty-nihlh street,
N. Y.
A big delegation Of local Harvard
alumni will go to West Point on saturday
to see a game between the CrlmSon
varsity and the Cadets.
The manager of the Elizabeth Athletic
Club today arranged a game OF 1ootpali
with the Princeton Club at Princeton on
Oct. p.
preparatory schools of New England, VIII
play their annual football game on NOV.
Is. the day of the Harvard-Yale game.
The Englewood Field Clubs schedule is
at E~nglewood; %. Amacassin, at Engle-
wood; 30. Newark Field Club, at Newark;
Nov. 2, Oritani Field Club, at H~ackensack,
6. open; IS, AmacasSin, at Yonkers; 70,
Oritani Field Club at Englewood.
The schedule of the Hoboken High
School a; A.. is as follows:IOet -, "a
High School, at Hoboken; 30, open; NOV.
3, Saugerties A. C.. at ~Saugerties, N. Y;
6, Garfield Field Club. at -.
95 East Orange F. c.. at Hoboken; 27,
Hamilton Club, at Hoboken.
The Lincoln Clubs Rugby football team
a strong team, averaging 1875 pounds, game
to be played on the Lincoln's grounds,
Forty-sixth street and Boulevard, Bay
en ! nio The Rio,d ScG e5dpl at fo 9epyey eify; g. g.
Crescent Club, of Jersey City, at homet
Nov. 2, open; 6. Hoboken Field Club, at
home; 10, East Orange Field clu p al AE Ease
Field Club, at home address VIM E;
street, Bayonne. n. j. -
Manager J. Higgins, of the Belmont
schedule:-Oct. 16, Pratt Institute. at Pros
pect Park; %, West Enc Y; u. G. A, at
pect Park; Nov. 6. Hamilton Club, at
Prospect Park; 10, Sedgwick A. c. at Bay
Ridge; 20 D-readnaught A, G., at Prospect
Park. The Belmonts would Xix to hear
from an out-of-town team, ~averaglng
about l4O pounds for election day. Suit
able guarantee required.
The Orioles played the BayonetteS yes
terday on the Central Grounds and won
by a score Of 20 to ., The game annId was ias
dictate. The Bayonne team showed care
full drilling, but they were weaker enaning N { foe
some good gains. The Bayonne backs
worked well. but received on5o, po9 mu siupp and
Walton PLAYED a star game and made all
the to~uchdowns. Mulry made three ana
Walton one. The latter kicked two goals.
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