The Jersey City news., 1901-10-25
SPORTS And
Sp0RT TSMEN
Davis Association to Play
Fort Hancock at st.
George Cricket
Grounds.
WITH THE B0WLERS
Interesting Contests in Hobo
ken Tournament Club
Day Handball.

Inc Robert Davis sAfhletlc Association
will, tomorrow afternoon, line up against
the soldier team from Fort Hancock, at
the st. George Cricket Grounds, Hoboken.
The soldier team is one Of the strongest
outside Of the colleges and the local ag
gregation has a big contract on its hands.
The game should prove most interesting
and exciting contest.
The Fort Hancock eleven has won every
game played this season. Among the
teams it has decisively beaten is Seton
Hail.
| The Dayton Field Club won its fifth
straight victory yesterday from the Mil
ton f. c. 1t was the first defeat of the
Milton eleven. The game was well played
and was seen by large crowd. The line
lup:-
! Dayton F. C.--M Donohue. left end;
G. Spencer, left tackle: f. Hohmeier, Jr.,
left guard; H. Terge right end; T..
Q Brien, right tackle; j. McKelvie, right
guard; w. Glaeum, centre: T. McGovern.
/ quarter back; r. McEntee, left half back;
]. McCabe, right half back: e. B. Doian,
fullback.
| Milton F. C--J. Kenny, left end; ]. Ma
guire, left tackle; L. Curtin, left guard;
F. Moore, right end: ]. Sullivan, right
tackle; H. Sullivan. right guard; G. PEE
ters, centre: G. Brown. quarter back;
F. Camp, left half back; II LeClair rigat
half back; c. Reese. fullback.
The Bergen Point Fled Club won de-
cisive victory from the Oritani Field C ub
Wednesday at Hackensack. The score
was:-Bergen F. c., II; Oritani F. c., 0.
The line UPS
Bergen Point-Cruden right end: Dench-
field, right tackle; Murray. right guard:
Tuttle, centre; Franklin, left. guard; AL
len, left tackle; Houghton. left end; w
Stalling. right half back; Greene. left half
back; Kniaring, fullback; E. Stalling,
quarter back.
oritani-G Goodwin. right end; Moore, right
tackle; Haight, right guard: Bartholf,
centre; Arkon. left guard; Coe, left tackle;
Glatz, left end Bartz. right half back;
Smith tseldon), left half back; Dunlop,
full back: White Hamiiton), quarter
back
Referee-R. w. Berry. Umpire-Engal.
. Time of halves-25 minutes
chilly north wind ssas swoopsng down
the Princeton field yesterday afternoon
when the Tigers trotted out for their last
hard practice before facing Lafayette to-
morrow. When the Varsity and scrubs
! came together at the centre OF the feid,
it Hsls with more snap and vim than has
been exhibited here before this year. Nc
Cord 3loughed his way through centre.
Foalke and s. McClave punclured the
wings and occasionally the big tackle,
John De Witt, was called back to Vary
the play. The ball was rushed over the
ffty-five yards in short order. Then the
coaches gave the leather to the Varsity
on its own five-yard line. Again the
heavy backs swept the scrubs before them
half the length Of the gridlron.
There Ross McCIave. ascrub end, sud-
denly emerged from the scrimmage with
the ball under his arm. He lodged MS
tacklers cleverly and started down the
field with one pursuer. Butlsiewtcz, the;
Tlser's right guard. Ten yards from the
'Narsisy's goal line. Butkiewtcz threw
himse3fself at McGlave's heels. but hs
n sssed him and the scrubs scored. The
coaches read the riot act on fumbling and
then gave the ball to the Varsity at the
centre of the field when the Tigers car
rled it over for another touchdown.
In the second period the varsitys de-
fence was tested against the guard $ back
formation and the showing was poor. In
one instance Short broke through the
Varsity line and ran forty yards for the
scrubs second score.
Yale had savage afternoons practice
yesterday. A raw wind swept the grid
iron and hailstorm beat down on the
players. The coaches gave the varsity
general stirring up in preparation for
the Columbia game.
1t is rumored that Columbia has some
surprises to spring on Yale. and every
thing Is being dope hy the Yale coaches
to resist any kind of an attack. Yale
men are confident OF d victory, but not
so sure thar they can prevent the Co
lumbia youths from getting behind their
goal posts The varsity has been get
ting a general shaking up. Hogan has
been relegated to the second team. In
his place Hamlin, about the heaviest sub
stitute, has been lining up. Goss has
been out of the game for a day or so
and T. Johnson has been taking his place.
Goss has a weak back and Is afraid of
strafning it, Wilhelmi is being tried at
halfback, Weymouth having proved the
best man at fullbaek that Yale has had
so far.
The varsity made touchdown only
after the hardest kind Of scrimmages.
Then the college team was drilled in the
revolving tandem play on the end. which
Columbia worked successfully last sea-
son. They worked it against the war;
sity for some time successfully, the ends
seeming unequal to breaking it up
Twice the college had the ball on the
five-yard line. the first time having push
ed it half way across the field. and they
went over each time for touchdown on
the revolving play