The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-27
READY FOR THE SCRIhNAGE
High School to Play Nor
ris High and Princeton
VS.. Cornell Tomorrow.

llHCEtO14 y Nt0 80
in practice yesterday afternoon and the
coaches are doing a little worrying over
the probable outcome of tomorrow's
game. Not HI there is any fear that
the Ithaca eleven winning, but the Tigers
areambitious to prevent any scoring and
it is likely that they will do so, though
the game may be a hard one. Yesterday
practice was the last the team will get
before the tomorrow's game and the
Varsity showed so poorly that but one
touchdown was scored against the scrub.
The scrub did some good work on end
plays, but Palmer and Poe We're out and
is no doubt accountable for the gains
through their positions.
The team and coaches leave today for
ithaca and the coaches and Capt.
Edwards are sorry that a further line cam
not be obtained on the players before the
lire up tomorrow. Head coach Lea gave
the following as the line up tomorrow
Left end, Palmer; left tackle, Pell; left
guard. Mills; centre, Booth; right guard,
Edwards; right tackle, Hiliebrand; right
end, Poe; quarter back, Hutchinson; left
half-back, McCord; right half-back,
Kafer; full-back, Wheeler.
Jones, 100, who has played half-back on
the scrub for two years, vas chosen cap
tain thi sevening to succeed Ayers, re-
signed.
There will be two games in the cham
pionship series of the High School League
Of the Metropolitan District tomorrow.
and one will be etwee the Jersey City
High School and Morris High School.
This game will be played at Bronx, and
is expected to be a very good one as both
cams are ssions ~ 80 49, saas
- ayarn nranaring IN tbs sane and will
~ 800 s.conn+ ~ ;tsalf TbA eleven
5as Md tba hsnsat az excellent coach
~ .;s maaa nm ~ strong Fast bovs
tha+ no +eafns tbat scoresa victary
aYar tbas ageregation must he good The
I've ,xn - tbs locsl team will IN an nrob-
ability be as follows:-Heritage, centre;
Newman. right guard; Alpaugh, left
guard; Rider. right tackle; Patberg, left
tackle; Schultz, right end; Van Dorm, left
end; Mulryt quarter; Clarke. left half
back; Faupel tCaptain), right half back;
Brown, full back.
The Catholic Institute eleven is a pc
cuiiar position Just at present, and some
fear that the team will nave to disband
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Up to this time the team has played
games on the ST. George Cricket grounds
on Sunday. The Carteret Field Club also
uses these grounds on Sunday and Man
ager smlehsoh mas op9eceed iately - nAv-
ing games on the siouias q one
Time. Ihere mas peen notnihs uehhlle as
yet, out II Is 1eareo tnat the lnseatute
viii be compelled 70 nnu announcer GRID
iron. As there IS no available ground DIS
bandment OF the team IS threatened.
The Fairview Athletic Club has organ
lied in Gutenberg, and will play on the
grounds of the STANDARD Athletic Club. Al
few dates are still open and the manager,
Ar Gordon. of No. 2.106 Second avenue.
New York CITY. is anxious 10 book good
teams.
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: - : - -SsasI
tue irsins'on 1iup WIN az LEASING
~ pouhus. Out ol TOWN. teams are pre-
ieiieo'
The Clarendon Junior Football Club
has Been organized by a number of boys
who average IS to 100 pounds, and the
team is now anxious to book games with
all teams in that class. Address John q.