The Jersey City news., 1899-10-14
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN
Carteret Field Club to Play
Mt. Morris Field Club
High School Schedule.
NEWS OF The WHEELMEh
With the Bowlers Cracks
Tied at Newark Baseball
Champions to Play.
NEWS OF The WHEELMEN

SUNDAYS game Team work has amproV-
ed considerably and the defense has peen
built up in anticipation of the hard game
tomorrow. Several members of the Mount
Morris A. C. team witnessed last Sunday
game of the Carteret's, and expressed the
belief that. although they were lighter
than the Jersey team, they could defeal
it. Manager Aubut promptly intervleWeo
the captain of the Mount Morris team
with the result that this strong Harlem
team will take fall out of the home eiun
tomorrow
IN the Mount Morris A. G. the local
team viii meet a team composed OF play
ers from several of last years crack Har-
lem clubs. Tomorrow will be their hrst
game as a team, yet they appear to have
no fear of the outcome. They rely on
their superior alertness and speed TO
counteract the Carteret's superior weight
1T is a well known fact in football that
fast team can outplay a slow one. put the
coach of the Carterets is confident ms
charges possess the necessary speed ana
stamina to win out in a fast game AS
to team work, the all essential part OF an
s stevens equipment, the spectators at last
nights practice were unanimous IN oe-
claring the work improved fully oV per
cent. over last Sunday. Several tflek
plays were tried, and will be sprung on
the Mount Morris team should occasion
present.
Ire Aubut, the Carterets' right halt-
back, who injured his shoulder in last
Sundays contest, will hardly be able 70
get In tomorrow. His position Will De
covered by Johnny Clerkin. the sturdy
goungster who caught on with the spec
kators last week by his clever gains
Through the line. In all probability
Eaptain Tommy Byrne will be seen IN
half In fomorrows contest, Tor por-
tion of the game at least. Leo Sullivan
may be tried at fullback, his place at
end being covered by de Garcia who
comes from Seton Hall, with an excellent
reputation. The lineup will be-
carteret IF. C. Mt. Morris F. c.
Sullivan, De Garcia. Dlnnln
Left end.
WehrfritZ SLACK
Left tackle.
Boyce Fltzgeraio
Left guard
frlnanSns Gen Centre. trs.''''''''' Fp.
Hailoran, Miller. MeCarty
Right guard.
asyan Right tackle a''Ds
Higgins Hudson R,is5t ;;..-...-..... end OWEN
Byrne (Cap4ain) ).................-....-. Lyons
Quarterback.
Burt Byrne Lent hanback, jifi,.--''' ea'ie''s
Clerkin, l. .Aubut ut........-........Van Horn
Right halfback.
johnson, Sullivan Wainwright
Refsree-mr. coateiio' ca'tehos' carteret Fieia
Club.
The High School League of the Metro
politan District will open the season on
October 21 with a game in this city in
which the High School will play the Boys
High School of New York City The
strength shown by the High School in
Wednesdays game at Newark, has led
many to take a brighter view of the situa-
tion and the team will come near to the
championship it is now believed. The
schedule for the season Isl
Oct. 21-Jersey City High School VS..
Boys High School, at Jersey City;
Morris High School vs.. Manuel Training
High School, at B-onsl
Oct 2S-Morris High School vs. Jersey
City High School at Bronx; Boys High
School vs. Manual Training High School,
at Brooklyn.
Nov. N-Jersey city High School VS..
Manual Training High School, at Jersey
City; Boys High School VS.. Morris
High School. at Manhattan.
Nov. l1-Jersey City High School VS..
Boys High School. at Manhattan;
Manual Training High School VS.. Morris
High School, at Brooklyn.
Nov. I-Jersey City High School vs.
Morris High School, at Jersey city:
Manual Training High School VS.. Boys
High School, at Manhattan.
Nov 2S-Manual Training High School
vs.. Jersey City High School. at Brook
lyn; Morris High School VS. Boys High
School, at Bronx.
The Jersey City Field Club was to have
played game of football tomorrow. but
the arrangements fell through and as
result the season win not open for This
team until next Sunday when the visit
ms team will be the Wisconsin team.
Northern New York. The local eleven is
composed of the best players in the coun-
try. They are all good individually and
It row become question of practice only
When the team gets together and team
work is taken up properly 1t will be
strong aggregation indeed that will lower
Its colors The line up in almost all the
games win be as follows:-
McDermott, right guard; Fansorn. left
guards; Hendricks and Powers. left
eAchte, Sulhn OIL Fordham, right tackle:
Kelly Of Fordham, right guard: Fred
ricks, right end; Leifer and Thornton. left
ends, Burke and Griffen quarterbaeks.
Crosus, Fordham. left half back; Dugan,
full back; Higgins. right half back.
The Catholic Institute football team has
shown up very well in practice this sea-
son and 1T has takey q place in the front
ranks of the teams in this vicinity. I'm
der the encouragement and careful eve Of
Brother Frederick and the excellent
couching Of several football experts the
boys have been put in excellent shape and
play together in beautiful team work. A
large number of this years team played
last year and all know the game very
we'll In the question Of weight. the team
is in the 120 pound class, and has beaten
teams with good regulations. They have
the use Of the st. George Cricket grounds
IN Hoboken for Sundays. Games can be
arranged by teams Of the weight The
expenses Of visiting teams will be paid.
The team lines up as follows:-Id Edward
Kiernan. centre; John Egan, right
guard; Thomas Ward, right half back;
Joseph Miller. quarter back, T. sfcIner-
ney right tackle; Joseph Rafter, substi-
tute; John Kenny right end; James
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