The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-09
SPORTS And
SPORTSMEN N.
Princeton Defeated the Uni
versity Of North Car
DINA Easily.
WITH THE BoWLERs
Hudson County League Games
New Worlds Record
Horse show-General
Notes.
WITH THE B0WLERS


Notes.
Princeton met the University of North
Carolina yesterday afternoon and beat
them BY the score Of 80 to 0, the second
half being played with almost an entire
substitute team. Although the score
would suggest a fast same on the part OF
Princeton yet the weakness Of the visi-
tors contributed largely to the success Of
the Tigers.
Hillebrand proved to be the star Of the
day, never failing to carry the ball for a
good distance when called upon Palmer
came in for a share of the honors through
mis- clever end run for forty yards and a
touchdown.
Carolina won the toss and took the
south goal. Within one minute Princeton
had secured 4 touchdown on a blocked
kick by Pell, which Hillsbrand fell on ten
yards from the goal, Burke carrying the
ball over on a mass play through tackle
Mills kicked the goal. Two minutes more
and Palmer had carried the ball around
the right n for forty yards and a touch
down. Mills kicked the goal. Score,
12-0.
After a few scrimmages Hillebrand
blocked another kick and fell on the ball
behind the goal line, but the umpire did
not allow the score because of offside
playing. Meeoro mace ing mex .oue4a IN
and a run by Duncan. Mills kicked the
goal. score. 80. The half closed with
the bail on Cardinals thfrty-yard line.
Wheeler went to right half-back In the
sts a. ,+e1ara he n,nts
being wei played. IN this half Princeton
was repsatedly penalizsd Tor 9ffsi ias+ play
cured the touchdowns on runs around the
end ana tackle formations. Carolina put
- hrs.s aa4onsa ~ +ba anal eya min
utes, and the Tiger substitute backs could
90 nt.le a ouek1ns ens h ps,m.u ,,avaa
pretty game, neither failing to get their
man on flying tackles. On the whole the
m- - 3 - 4 ~ 1,arv
conraslhs win 1ns inoian salne p san, ~
80 -s;4s 80 ~ strors4bon
.9ns = sa,rts
80
PrIneeton. Nortn caroilna,
Left End.
Pell, .Shull
Left lackle. np,,
Left Guard.
Booth, Mitchell. Elliott
Centre. p,,,far
Right Guard.
Hillebrand, lSoyadsaf r. oi,a
fishe i@eAi' oshorn
Right End.
Duiiean' D1 6,,artar RacL
Asar aie D Koehler
eff Half Pack
AeSich' BRjaIt Half Back.
A'a''l@' Fun Back.
Q. Palmer /. Me-
rard uc T. Kniehf I
Goals from
+o Referee-A- crittenden Ares Prince
4pim nasrsaARiaS f99hs' c S9F J and
Poe. Princeton.
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One of the best games Of football ever
seen on Seton Halls eridiron was played
ms1. Z. a. rol1aoa e1oven ara5nst
~ Toraham College teams. The home
$1,000 ~ ~, INA eoore of IA
Cafap Hz1PC pO1l was never in danger
~ ba1 xrae almoet continuously in
Eordbam territory Far 4he winners Con-
,olly, Dorobue and Campbell nlaved the
bost ssna while M,,lliean and Dunnigan
1900 tba stare of the Foraham team.
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seton IA Bfgbt end
MCGOWAN Clancy
Right tacle,
Camppel psob+ Guard Ss1As
MuIligan Fay
Centre,
Nugent - u
Mvlod Harrington
Left tackle,
M Mulligan itiiey
Kenneav Ferrara
Quarterback
Doiialue pieht haifhael
| Coffey Dunnigan
Left haltpack'
Conholy -.... rEt,,iii 1StnSs
westlake Mullen
ENTHUSIASTICALLY D.; Campbell, !.
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