The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-11
SPORTS and
SP0RTSMEN
High School to Play Newark
Academy--Praotice Of
the Big Teams.
WITH THE BoWLERS
Big State Shooting Tourna-
ment-shufadboard Match
General News.
WITH THE BoWLERS

has been selected for the present game
though there may be a few changes at
the last minute:-Van Doren, left end;
Rider. left tackle; Alpaugh. left guard;
Heritage, centre; Neuman, right guard;
Pattberg, right tackle; Slintz, right emil;
Faupel right half back; Clark. left half
back. Brown, full back.
The team practiced yesterday on the
Central grounds under the directions of
Captain Faupe1. With one or two excep-
lions the team is as good as last years.
Faupel makes the mistake. however, of
putting Alpaugh. who weighs rs pounds.
into the position of left guard, when Duh
fy. last years efficient guard, who
weighs 40, is ready to do the work This
may lose today's game to them, Al
paugh not being able to hold his man
should the later be heavy.
An acquisition has been made in Rider.
He had left school,, but concluded about
two weeks ago to return He is a strong
player and knows the game to q fine
point. In today's game he plays tackle,
but it IS likely that he will be placed as
full-back after today. Faupel and Mulry,
two of last years players, are doing as
good work this year as they did last year,
and the new players seem 10 have goe
right into the game.
The stiff game which Princeton expects
TODAY from Lafayette led the coaches to
cut out the harder portion Of the work
in Yesterdays p~ractice on Osborne Field
onlv an hour was consumed in the work,
b,rt two sets of backs were used and sew
eraI of the line men enjoyed a much neeo-
ed rest after the days work was finished
- l1 49, rn01rlnr try 0I1t
~agatnst the scrubs and scored twice IN
easy fashion. One feature. however tnat
gave the coaches some worry was ene
fumbling, which was much TOO frequene.
CAPTAIN Edwards and Hillebrand put IN
their time coaching. The line up To-Day
follows:-
Princeton-Beardsley left end; Duer.
left tackle: Mills or Dana. left guard'
| Booth. centre; Edwards, right guard'
Loyd. right tackle; Poe. right end; Burke
quarterback; Levick and Morse, lett man
back. Kafer and Reiter, right haifbacK.
I.afayette-EIy left end; Fried or Chal-
mers. left tackle; Traut, left guard; Bach
man. Centre; Butler, right guard; Weide-
maver. right tackle; Brown, right ena;
Eisenberger, quarterback; Plat, left haif-
hack. right halfback, Knight or Slater
" fulback, Bray
Il a recent meeting Of the National AS
ISOLATION Football League the following
was adoptedAOct. Is True Blues vs.
Paterson r. q. at Paterson, and Centre
villes vs.. Scottish-Americans, at Bayonne'
20 Paterson F. G. VS.. Centrevilies, az
Paterson. ana Scottish-Americans vs.
Tr,,e Bl,les. at Newark; %, True Blues
as Centrevilles, at Paterson, ana SCOT
ish-Americans VS.. Paterson /. z. at
Newark: Nov. 5, Paterson F. =. vs..
ceattish-Americans, at Paterson, ana
rantrevilles VS.. True Blues. at Bayonne;
70 Paterson r. C. VS.. True Blues, at
Patterson. and Scottish-Americans VS..
rsntrevilles. at Newark: 10. Centrevilles
VS.. Paterson f. c., at Bayonne' ana true
Blues VS.. Scottish-American, at Faterson'
Dec. 10. Scottish-Americans VS.. Centre
villes. at Newark, and Paterson +. I. vs..
True Blues, at Paterson; II, centrevlnes
VS. Paterson F. G., at Bayonne, ana true
pines VS.. scottish-Americans, at Pater-
SON. Ian. Z. Centrevilles VS.. True Biues'
At Bavonne. and Paterson F. G.. VS.. Scot
tish-Americans, at Paterson; IA, seottisn-
Amar;cans VS. Paterson F. c., at Newark,
ana ,rr,,a pines VS.. Centrevilles, at Pater-
con. d True Blues VS.. Paterson e. e,
- % 4arson and Centrevilles vs.. Scot
tisb-Americans, at Bayonne; &, paterson
= q VS.. Mentrevilles, at Paterson, ana
seottish-Americans VS.. True Blues, az
Newark.
Newark will be represented on the grid
iron This season by a strong football team.
Egactrie lights nave been placed on the
ch,b,s grounds on Clinton avenue, ana
twantv-6ve candidates are in training. J..
r Holderness. formerly full back on Lee
highs team. will be captain. A coach VIII
be selected in a few days AiexaliusF
Moffat. the well-known Princeton payer,
will assist In coaching during part OF the
season. The schedule so far arranged by
Manager C. Lincoln De Witt includes the
Following games:-Oct. IA, open; 81, Easfon
| College A. A.; Is. Knfckerbocker A. e, at
Bergen Point; Nov. 4, open; Nov. 9 after
noon. Lafayette College, at Newark; II,
Wi1lets point F. B. C., at Newark; -
onen. Is. -Dreadnaugfht "A. c.. at Newark;
40. Orange a. C. The latter will be a
championship game.
columbia Varsity team is putting up a
poor defence, particularly the right por-
ttion of the line. In the practice game
yesterday with the scrub team repeated
gains were made through the right guard
and right ackle
In forty minutes play the Varsity
scored but twice on the scrub eleven.
Jones'. fuilback on the scrub eleven.
easily ~outpointed Captain Wilson, who Is
trying a quarterback punt with small
success.
cantain starbuck and twenty-one men
left ithaca today for Chicago where the,
Cornell eleven win play Chicago Univef-
sity Saturday. The. feature Of yesterdays
practice was the appearance Of Percy
Haughton as coach. There will be a line
up tomorrow In the Windy city and light
practice Friday.
But little work Of any Importance was
| dome By the University Of Pennsylvania
eleven yesterday. Both Captain Hare and
Pete overfeld were out In football togs
but did not play.
ii is now found that Cochems. the
western football star. cannot play for
Harvard. as he has been playing for
| four years for various colleges and under
Harvard laws is barred from participant
ink III college, sports for that University.
Harvard plays Amherst today and will
line up al. follows:
Left end. Campbell: left tackle, Swain,
| left guard. Boal; centre. Sargent; right