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Usa Intercollegiate Fb (Gridiron)Independent Clubs 1882/83-1886/87 1882/83 Seasonal Data 1883/84 Seasonal Data 1884/85 Seaso USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FB NEW YORK AC(NYC) ( - - ) (GRIDIRON)INDEPENDENT CLUBS No records 1882/83-1886/87 PATERSON TOWN TEAM(NJ) (0-1-0) H 11/29 New York City(NYU)Univ 2-4 1882/83 SEASONAL DATA UPLAND AA(PA) ( - - ) USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL H 12/07 Chester Cricket FBC(no score) INDEPENDENT CLUBS DIVISION I BERGEN PT. AC(NJ) ( - - ) USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL INDEPENDENT N 11/30 Bergen Pt. Canvassbacks(no score) CLUBS DIVISION II 1883/84 BERGEN PT.CANVASSBACKS(NJ) ( - - ) EAST HARTFORD CLUB(CT) (1-1-0) N 11/30 Bergen Pt. AC(no score) Hannum’s Business Coll L-W N 12/01 Hannum’s Business Coll 8-6 BERGEN PT. MYSTICS(NJ) ( - - ) @ Ward Park, Hartford,CT; 10 East Hartford Men to 11 N Elizabeth City AC(no score) College Men N 11/30 Elizabeth City AC(no score) @ New York Gun Club Grounds,NYC HARLEM VOLUNTEERS(NYC) (0-2-0) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 6-15 EAST NEW YORK AC(NY) (2-0-0) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 6-20 N 11/18 Brooklyn Poly Inst (f) 1-0 H 11/30 Golden Anchor FBC(NYC) W-L HARTFORD CITY GUARD(CT) ( - - ) N 11/29 Hartford Company K(no score) ELIZABETH CITY AC(NJ) ( - - ) @ Ward Street Grounds,Hartford,CT N Bergen Pt. Mystics(no score) N 11/30 Bergen Pt. Mystics(no score) HARTFORD COMPANY K(CT) ( - - ) @ New York Gun Club Grounds,NYC N 11/29 Hartford City Guard(no score) @ Ward Street Grounds,Hartford,CT GOLDEN ANCHOR FBC(NYC) (0-1-0) A 11/30 East New York AC(NY) L-W JAMAICA PLAIN TOWN TEAM(MA) (0-1-0) H 11/09 Roxbury Latin Sch 0-16 NEW YORK AMERICAN AA(NYC) (0-2-0) Att. 200 10/28 City Coll New York 0-2g,7t 11/ St Johns(Fordham) Div II 1fg-1g,1t MERIDEN ECLIPSE(CT) (0-1-0) H 11/29 New Haven Hillhouse HS 0-16 PHILADELPHIA CRESCENTS AC(PA) (0-1-0) A 10/14 Univ Pennsylvania 3s-5g,7t NEW YORK AMERICAN AA(NYC) (2-1-0) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 6-10 USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 12-4 INDEPENDENT CLUBS DIVISION II 1882/83 St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 6-0 ANDOVER TOWN TEAM(MA) ( - - ) NEW YORK OLYMPICS FBC(NYC) (0-1-0) N 10/14 Phillips Acad Andover(not played) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div III 6-10 BROOKLYN TOWN TEAM (NY) (1-0-0) PHILADELPHIA CRESCENTS AC(PA) (0-1-0) A 11/24 Brooklyn Poly Inst (f) 1-0 A 11/17 Penn(Widener)Military Acad 0-30 EAST HARTFORD CLUB(CT) (0-1-0) WESTERLY FBC(RI) (0-1-0) 10/24 Hartford Public HS 1g,1t-2g,2t N 05/30 Westerly HS 6-14 @ High Street Grounds, Westerly, RI MIDDLETOWN TOWN TEAM(CT) (0-1-0) H 11/11 Wesleyan B Team“Consolidates”0-4g,4t 1884/85 SEASONAL DATA NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE(MA) ( - - ) 10/ Westborough HS(no score) AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL INDEPENDENT DIVISION I 1883/84 SEASONAL DATA BOSTON GENTLEMEN AC(MA) (0-1-0) A 11/01 Phillips Exeter Acad 6-23 USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL INDEPENDENT 11/27 Roxbury Gentlemen(no score) CLUBS DIVISION I ATHOL ACTIVES FBC (MA) ( - - ) BRISTOL COUNTY BOYS(PA) (0-1-0) A 07/04 Greenfield New Homes(no score) H 12/13 Univ Pennsylvania 0-66 CAMDEN AA(NJ) (1-1-0) CAMBRIDGE AC(MA) (1-1-0) A 11/21 Haverford 1885 Juniors 0-74 A 10/18 Tufts Coll L-W 11/29 Cooper AA W-L St Marks Sch W-L N 06/17 South Boston AC(no score) COOPER AA(NJ) (0-1-0) @ Beacon Park,Boston,MA 11/29 Camden AA L-W DANVERS BOAT CLUB(MA) ( - - ) CHESTER CRICKET FBC(PA) ( - - ) 11/08 Salem North End Boat Club(no score) A 12/07 Upland AA(no score) ELIZABETH AC(NJ) (0-0-1) GREENFIELD NEW HOMES(MA) ( - - ) 11/04 Rutgers“Commuters”(no score) H 07/04 Athol Actives FBC(no score) A 11/25 Rutgers“Commuters” 4-4 H 10/18 Rutgers Grammar Sch“Rats” 0-45 PHILADELPHIA CRESCENTS AC(PA) (1-0-0) Haverford Coll W-L WATERBURY FBC(CT) ( - - ) N 11/27 Foot-Ball Game(no score) ROXBURY GENTLEMEN(MA) ( - - ) Two Players Hurt-W. H. Wright & Thomas Murray 11/27 Boston Gentlemen(no score) SALEM NORTH END BOAT CLUB(MA) ( - - ) 11/08 Danvers Boat Club(no score) 1885/86 SEASONAL DATA USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL INDEPENDENT SOUTH BOSTON AC(MA) ( - - ) CLUBS DIVISION I N 06/17 Cambridge AC(no score) BOSTON GENTLEMEN AC(MA) (2-1-0) @ Beacon Park,Boston,MA A 11/03 Phillips Acad Andover 35-28 A 11/21 Tufts Coll 8-10 UNIVERSITY CLUB OF CHICAGO(IL) (0-1-0) N 11/26 Boston Muckers W-L @ Boston Capt. C. J. Williams Union Baseball Grounds,MA A 11/22 Univ Michigan 10-18 @ Fair Grounds,Ann Arbor,MI BOSTON MUCKERS(MA) (0-1-0) H 11/27 Univ Michigan(no score) N 11/26 Boston Gentlemen L-W @ Boston Union Baseball Grounds,Boston,MA USA INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOTBALL INDEPENDENT DIVISION II 1884/85 BROOKLYN CRESCENTS FBC(NY) (7-1-0) Capt. W. Ford BOSTON CITY POINT TEAM(MA) (0-1-0) N 10/24 Picked Brooklyn Team 20-0 @ Prospect H 11/27 Boston Latin Sch L-W Park,Brooklyn,NY A 10/31 Brooklyn Poly Inst/Bkln Hills AC12-0 BROOKLYN CRESCENTS FBC(LI) ( - - ) @ Prospect Park,Brooklyn,NY Had Practice Games-No Records A 11/03 Yale Coll 0-52 A 11/14 Brooklyn Hills AC 10-4 @ C. D. MORSE SASH & BLIND COMPANY(MA) (0-1-0) Washington Park,Brooklyn,NY N 10/18 Millbury HS/Union Grammar Sch 5-15 A 11/26 Brooklyn Hills AC 10-6 @ Washington Park,Brooklyn,NY CHESTER CALUMET CRICKET CLUB(PA) ( - - ) A 12/05 Staten Island New Brighton FBC 15-0 Had Team-No Records A 12/26 Staten Island Cricket FBC 24-0 N 05/22 Picked Nine Team 78-6 EAST HARTFORD TEAM(CT) (0-1-0) H 11/27 Hopkins Grammar Sch L-W BROOKLYN HEIGHTS AC(NY) (1-1-1) H 11/08 Staten Island Clifton FBC 8-8 HARLEM VOLUNTEERS(NYC) (0-4-0) H 12/19 City Coll New York 14-0 St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 0-18 @ Prospect Park,Brooklyn,NY N 01/09 City Coll New York 4-12 St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 0-21 nd St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 6-21 @ Olympic Rink, Broadway & 52 St., Brooklyn,LI St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 6-16 BROOKLYN HILLS AC(NY) (2-5-3) INDIANA TOWN TEAM(PA) ( - - ) Capt. L. Carrere N 11/27 Indiana Normal Sch(no score) H 10/24 Cutler Sch 6-6 @ Fairgrounds, Indiana, PA N 10/31 w/Brooklyn Poly Inst vs Brooklyn Crescents FBC 0-12 LOWELL ENGLISHMEN/CENTREVILLES(MA) (0-0-1) @ Prospect Park,Brooklyn,NY Capt. Louis Taylor H 11/03 Stevens Prep Sch 16-22 N 04/08 Lowell HS 0-0 H 11/14 Brooklyn Crescents FBC 4-10 @ Washington Park,Brooklyn,NY MOTT HAVEN AC(NYC) (0-2-0) H 11/17 Cutler Sch 10-10 @ St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 0-12 Washington Park,Brooklyn,LI St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 0-6 H 11/26 Brooklyn Crescents FBC 6-10 A 11/28 Stevens Tech 0-14 Att. 400 NATICK TOWN TEAM(MA) ( - - ) N 12/03 Brooklyn Poly Inst 10-10 @ N 11/27 Local College Students(no score) Washington Park,Brooklyn,NY @ Union Grounds,Natick,MA N 12/09 Brooklyn Poly Inst(not played) A 12/12 Columbia Coll“Unions”(not played) NEW YORK AMERICAN AA(NYC) (1-1-0) @ Polo Grounds #1,NYC St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 4-6 H 12/19 Columbia Coll“Unions” (f) 1-0 @ St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div II 10-4 Washington Park,Brooklyn,NY N 12/19 Brooklyn Hills B Team 6-4 @ NEW YORK MUMBLES(NY) (0-2-0) Washington Park,Brooklyn,LI St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div III 6-18 H 12/25 Staten Island Clifton FBC(no score) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div III 0-18 @ Washington Park,Brooklyn,NY NEW YORK OLYMPICS FBC(NYC) (0-1-0) CAMDEN HOWARDS FBC(NJ) (1-1-0) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div III 0-15 N 11/28 Camden Lawn Tennis Club W-L A 12/12 Univ Pennsylvania L-W NEW YORK SYLVANS AC(NYC) (0-1-0) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div III 0-21 CAMDEN LAWN TENNIS CLUB(NJ) (0-1-0) N 11/28 Camden Howards FBC L-W NEW YORK XAVIER AC(NYC) (1-0-0) St Johns(Fordham)Coll Div III 12-2 DETROIT PENINSULAR CRICKET FBC(MI) (0-1-0) H 11/26 Univ Michigan 0-42 SOMERVILLE TEAM(NJ) (0-1-0) EAST OAKLAND ORIONS FBC(CA) (6-1-1) Won-Pacific Coast Football League(6-1-1)* A 05/15 Oakland Orions FBC* (f) 0-1 H 01/30 Hastings Law Sch(not played) A 05/22 Oakland Reliance FBC* (f) 0-1 @ 14th & Center St.,Oakland,CA A 05/31 Univ California* (f) 0-1 H 02/06 San Francisco Wasps FBC* 18-14 @ Recreation Grounds,Oakland,CA STATEN ISLAND CLIFTON FBC(NY) (2-2-1) H 02/13 Hastings Law Sch* 54-0 A 11/03 Staten Island Cricket FBC 0-34 N 02/20 Oakland Reliance FBC* W-L @ A 11/08 Brooklyn Heights AC(NY) 8-8 @ Prospect Receration Grounds,Oakland,CA Park,Brooklyn,NY H 02/27 Univ California* 12-10 H 11/14 Brooklyn Poly Prep Sch 20-4 H 04/17 San Francisco Wasps FBC(rained out) A 11/26 Staten Island New Brighton AC 0-10 @ Camp H 04/24 Hastings Law Sch* 14-2 Washington,Tomkinsville,NY H 05/01 Univ California* 2-29 Att.
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