The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-18
and William Holes, third. The time We
fifteen minutes.
WORK ON THE eRlDlRoN.
EIevens Hard at Practice--Stevens
to Play Rutgers.

Princeton plays Pennsylvania state Col
lege today at Princeton, and a very lively
and exciting game is looked for, as the
elSven from the coal fields think it is
easA and have wagered a few dollars on
the result. The wagers were made with
bad hrs of the black and yellow In
Prf Geton and the Tigers will put up as
good a game as they know in order to
show the visitors that because they play
ed a good game against University Of
PENNSYLVANIA, who were in turn badly
beaten by the Indians, they are by no
means the best in the world. The State
College eleven were misled by reports
given them of the game against
Lafayette by Princeton. The Columbia
game has led many who saw both games
to believe that Princeton uses just enough
strength to win and is taking no chances
on hurting a member of the team. The
indications are tha the Tigers will not
attempt to roll up big scores being salts
fled to win. The Pennsylvania State Col
lege is not expected to score by the ex-
perts.
The annual game between Stevens In
stitute and Rutgers College elevens takes
place today at the st. George Cricket
grounds, Hoboken. and a good contest is
expected. These teams are old rivals and
their meeting is always productive of rare
sport. Stevens has won for a number or
years ard this fall a good team has been
gotten together. The Rutgers team IS
also stronger than 1t has been in years
and the game should prove an excellent
one.
The famous Charles J.. Kiekham Assoc
citation, of New York City, the champion
Gaelic football players of New York State.
have certainly mapped out a very aggres~
sive campaign for this fall. On Sunday
next they will play the Emmet of Bos-
ton, the champions of New England, at
Celtic Park, Long Island City. This game
promises to be one Of the hottest Gaelic
games seen in his part of the country
for some time. So anxious are the Bos-
tonians to get a chance at the Kickhams
tsat the game is sure to TAXI place rain
or shin
The Kickhams have also agreed to play
a game of Gaelic football at Madison
Square Garden or Thanksgiving evening
under the auspices of the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club. The K A. C. officials are
now looking around to get a suitable OPP
ponent. From present indications 1t Is
expected that the famous VIM. ]. Barry
Association of this city will meet the
Kickhams. There is great rivalry between
the Barrys and the champions of New
York, and II the match is arranged it will
certainly bring together all the lovers Of
Gaelic football in this section of the
country.
On Saturday, October q, the Knicker-
booker a. c. football team will meet the
Murray Hill Football Association team at
Bayonne. The K. "A. c. team have thus
far played two games, winning one and
losing one. Last Saturday they were de-
feated by the very strong Laureate Boat
Club team, of Troy, N. Y. The defeat
was due to questionable decisions, so the
X. A. C. men claim. The following home
games have been scheduled:-Oct. q. Muir
ray Hill Football Association. Bayonne;
Oct. %. Newark A. c.; Nov. 4. Willetts
Point team; Nov. IS. Laureate Boat Club;
Nov. 80. game in Madison Square Garden.
The Pastime A. c. has October 20 open,
and will give a good guarantee to the
right team. Address Il. J. Knowles, No
40 Main street. Paterson.
The Warren Field Tub of Brooklyn has
November 5 open. Any team averaging
about 125 pounds and willing to pay half
expenses can arrange a game by writing
to Joseph B. Hagan, NO. 108 Warren
street, Brooklyn.