The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Football Notes.

The Washington Heights Field Club. Jr. Wishes to
arrange games with all teams averaging 100 pounds.
Address John F. Flynn. manager. $50 Broadway.
The Savoy football team would like to arrange
games for Nov. 20. p; and Dec; =; with teams aver,
s ssaiss. 10 pounds ADDRESS NJ oA''0' 0'N EAST i'''n
The Comet, Jr., Football team would like to play
Address YeimS Grandai, S47 Albert street, Long
Island City.
The Potomac Football Club would like to book
some Sunday games with teams Offering q suitable
guarantee. Address Alfred Fordon. 81 West Ninety
sixth street.
At Washington Park. Brooklyn, this afternoon: the
school players in their ranks. will play the Pratt
Institute team.
The Corinthian A. C. of Tottenville would like to
arrange games with out-of:town teams for Saturdays
in Decembsr Address Charles Meyers Jr., secre-
The Bergen +. c. would like to hear from some
team averaging lo5 pounds, game to be played on is
Newman, 60 Bergen avenue. Jersey City.
The Knickerbocker Field Club would be pleased to
hear ear from nav all n tea ans ABOUT a% I l2U PS sc6ooI. iT n, Ih y
address 4. c. Fordon. 81 West Ninety sixth street.
The GridtrOn Football G!ab would like to arrange
from Iso to 70 bounds; those 0h i psu a ,%ita 1as
West Sixty-fourth street.
The Peconic Indians of Greenpoint would like to
meet teams ayeraGing from l25 to ise pounds; out.
open, also Thanksgiving Day. Address W. Cola
more. 6so Leonard street. Brooklyn.
1t is said that the Berkeley School team has been
disbanded. Tho hard game with De La Sale Insti-
tute last Friday left the players in . crippled condi-
ton. This il not to be wondered at. as De La Sale
averaged ten pounds to the man more than Berkeley.
The Murray Hills have organized with a strong
15o-pound team and would like 10 hear from first
class out-of-town clubs Offering reasonable guaran-
tees. All Saturdays in November. also THANKSGIVING
open. Address Nat q. Strong. manager. vi First
avenue.
The Cutler School players were defeated for the
first time in six games at the hands OF Packard's
Business College team on Saturday afternoon. The
game was fast. snappy and interesting. and 1t was
only q question as to which team could stand the
strain the longest. Packard got the ball on a tumble
on Cutters ten-yard line and scored a touchdown.
The try at goal failed. The score was: Packard, O.;
Cutler, o.
MoSrouRsvmLE. Pa, Nov. 7.-Roscoe Collins. law
student in the ONCE OF Attorney General II. q. Mo-
Cormick. Williamsport. Pa. who fell under the
Philadelphia and Reading passenger train whtlo
seeing his fellow BucknelI University football play:
ers OF on Saturday night. died At the City Hospital
yesterday. He was captain OF the Bucknen University
team three years ago, when state Couege met us last
defeat at BucknellB hands.
The Seton Hall players have recovered from the
effects OF their game with FordhRm. Practice was
resumed on last Thursday. The varsity team viii
line up against the scrubs" every day this week.
The scrubs, are under. the captaincy of herman.
1901. Connelley 10 punting in rne form, Another
game will be played with Fordham on Nov. 10 at
Seton Hall. A great game Is anticipated. Coach
Kindkead. '05. will be on hand up to that date.