The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-03

SPORTS AND SP0RISHEA
High School Team Defeats
East Orange High School
in a Very Hard Game.
CHAMPIONSHIP COLE
Ladies Contest at Jersey City
Golf Club Shuttle Board
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHAMPIONSHIP GOT

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played between schools was witnessed
yesterday afternoon at East Orange, when
the High school team arrived there to
line up against the East Orange High
School. The day was an Ideal one for
the game and both teams carried large
crowds with them, SO that when the
game opened there was a large ga1herlns
of enthusiastic spectators, mostly friends
OF the East Orange boys They showed
their appreciation of good work by I3erai-
ly applauding both teams. ~ Wa se4s
encouraging to the Jersey Wy teait -
see and hear the large crowd Of footeiS
that followed them from TINS CITY AL
that is necessary is that this spirit conI
tinue and the Jersey City High Scnooi
will attain q position on the Gridlron that
should have been filled by il years ago;
The present representatives can be rehed
on TO do anything that is necessary y
gain a position in the front ranks. =
East Grange team Is an excellent one.
Il weighs about The same as the Jersey
City team and its members Know ioot-
ball. as is shown by the fact tnat tney
have beaten the best scnooi teams N the
State. They enjoy the honor OF beng
termed the sinterscholastic champions.
When the whistle was blown Tor play
kicked off TO the thirty yard marx ana
Stark caught the ball. He advanced IL
seven yards before he was doWned- Inc
teams lined up and East orange Irleu tne
centre IOI Il iOES III wv ) -
right end was tried without any en-
couraging result. Manning was there and
he nailed Pope, who had the pail before
he had advanced beyond ms own me,
The left end was then tried, but Tauple
tackled Johnson and on the tnlrd o0Wi
East Orange had I'VE yards TO go. ne
last down lost the home team the pan,
and High school now had a chance 70
show what it could do. From the centre
of the field the Jersey City team adj
vanced to the seven yard line and II look
lost the ball. East Orange made it's dis
lance once and Jersey City SCOT the pail
on downs. Herman was given the paii
to go around left end and ne did SO with
foot from the goal line and Comstock
went over twelve minutes after play
began. Keegan kicked the goal East
Orange then kicked to Jersey Guys
ball, but fumbled- He regained II, how
ever, and made ten very difficult yards
before he was dow ned Then the backs
went around the ends for good gains.
East Orange then rallied and held their
opponents for three downs and got the
bah. They started trick playing and
steadily advanced the ball. TIL whistle
saw the bah on the two yard line and in
another down East orange would nave
scored. The second half saw the ball in
the centre of the field most of the time
line up
]. c. H. S. C.. E. Q. H. s. t0.
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Left Tackle.
Rider McDuine
Left Guard.
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Centre rouaon
Barnes Gordon
Duffy Thomas
Brensinger O1n
Right Tackle.
II - ~. MatNjlj1fnS III
Quarterback.
Mulry Burgman
Left Halfbaek-
Right Hanback,.
Comstock Johnson
Fullback.
Keegan STARK
The Knickerbocker Athletic Ciub foot
ball team defeated the Chicago A.. A.
team yesterday by a score of II to TO- The
line up follows
Knfckerbocker A. C-Waters, left end;
Hughes Captain, left tackle; Kindgen.
left guard: O,Gorman. %centre; Miller,
right guard; Schaefer. right tackle; Neid-
linger, right end; Beers, quarterback;
Sherman. left halfback; Ludlow, right
halfback; Valentine full back.
Chicago-Klumder, left end; Pixley
(captain), left tackle; Kirkhoff, left
guard; Paulnlan, centre; Stewart right
right end; Howard duarterback; Slater,
left halfback; Wellington, right h~alfback;
Loemis, fuilback.
Score-Knickerbocker A. c., H. Chi
schaefer. wellington, Graver. Goals from
Referee-Master-
son. New Jersey A. C. Umpire-Waters.
A. G.. Linesmen-C. Hudelson,
Chicago A. c.. and F. Reeder Knicker-
booker A. c. Time-Two Commute halves.
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