The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-07

| Aubut. stoney n Jordan are from the
| Herkimer A. c., Brooklyn; Mclean IS
from the Belmonts, Brooklyn's strongest
| football team, and De Garcia is from Sc
ton Hall College.
In anticipation of the large attendance
tomorrow Mr.. smithson has put the
| cricket grounds in thorough shape, ana
This historic athletic field is ready for
the contest of skill and Drawn THAI Will
follow Referee Costello's starting signal
tomorrow.
The probable lineup will be as
carteret Field Club-Hudson, De Garcia,
left end; Wehrfritz. Jordan. left tackle
Boyce. left guard; P~rinsinzing, centre;
Halloran. Miller. right guard; Ryan, Ca
bell, right tackle: Higgins, right end;
Byrne Capt., quarterback; Burt, left
half back; I. Aubut, Clerkin. right half
back; Johnson, full back.
Volunteer A. C.-Fagan. left end; Scott,
left tackle; Dooley, left guard; Morris,
centre; Try, right guard; Butler, right
tackle; Herman, right end; Lloyd, quar-
terback; Hunter, left halfback; Hamilton,
right halfback; Parramore, fullback.
Referee-Mr. Costello, Carteret Field
Club. Two twenty-five minute halves.
The Knickerbocker A. c. win open the
football season today at Knickerbocker
Field Bayonne, which has been put in
fine been put in fine shape. The Knick-
erbockers' opponents will be the Dread
naught A. C. On the latter team are
MANY old time college players. The
Knickerbockers will have out all Of their
last years stars.
Princeton opened her football season
yesterday at Baltimore, Md. with a game
against the Maryland "A. C. at Union
Park.
The grounds were wet from rain the
day before, but tina did not interfere to
any extent. Brooks of Maryland got the
bail on a fuke by Princeton on the
Tigers IS yard line, but fumbled and was
tackled.
The bali went to Arthur Poe, and he
scored the first touchdown after thirty
seconds play. Wheeler kicked the goal.
He kicked three goals and missed two.
Punting was a prominent feature of the
game and showed the Tigers to advan-
tage. The line up follows:-
P~rinceton-Poe, Beardsley, right end;
Lloyd. right tackle; Edwards CCapt.),
LANA. TlR1I SudI4f DOONti, tSHtA[y ~AAHS'
left guard; Pell, left tackle; Roper, left
end; Burke, Poe, quarterback; Reiter,
right half back; Kafer, Levick, left half
back; Wheeler, full back.
Maryland A. C.-Green, right end;
Lewis. right tackle; Scannell, Keli, right
guard; Riley, centre; Swartz, left guard;
Hebb, left tackle; Brooks. Wilkinson, left
nd; Ellenger. quarterback; Manifold,
right half back; Blome. Roman, left half
back; Sperry, Thomas, full back.
RefereAJesse Riggs. Umpire-P. Bal
lett. Princeton. Linesmen-Cassard,
Maryland Athletic Club. and Hodgman,
Princeton. Touchdowns-Poe. I; Levick,
/; Reiter. /; Wheeler, L; Mills. l. Goals
Wheeler, 8.
Time of halves, one of ten minutes and
one of eight.
The official football schedule for the
Yale University eleven was announced to-
day. 1t is as follows
Saturday, Oct. 7. Yale VS.. Bates, New
Saturday, Oct. IA, Yale VS.. Dartmouth
Newton.
Saturday, Oct. u. Yale VS.. Wisconsin,
Ne- Haven.
Saturday, Oct. %, Yale VS.. Columbia,
New York.
Saturday. Nov. 4. Yale VS. West Point,
West Point.
Saturday, Nov. II. Yale VS.. Pennsyl-
vania State, New Haven.
Saturday, Nov. IS. Yale VS.. Harvard.
Cambridge.
Saturday, Nov. IS, Yale VS.. Princeton,
New Haven.
Today is the opening of the football
season for the New Jersey In-terscholastic
League and the outlook is excellent. All
the most prominent schools in the State
have entered teams and the campaign is to
be a hot one. Today there will be several
good games which will be played as fol-
lows:-Newark Academy VS.. Montclair
Military Academy at Newark; Montclair
High School VS.. Princeton Preparatory
School, at Montclair; Pingry School VS..
East Orange High School. at Elizabeth.