Newark Eurekas - Scores

Scores

Date Opponent Score Win/Loss/Tie Record*
June 7, 1860 Hamilton (JC) 18-35 Loss 0-1
June 29, 1860 Harlem 15-21 Loss 0-2
August 3, 1860 Harlem 34-18 Win 1-2
August 10, 1860 Brooklyn Enterprise 21-25 Loss 1-3
August 22, 1860 Newark Adriatics 34-6 Win 2-3
August 27, 1860 Brooklyn Enterprise 21-13 Win 3-3
September 14, 1860 Harlem 10-23 Loss 3-4
September 19, 1860 Newark Adriatics 12-12 Tie 3-4-1
September 26, 1860 Newark 28-14 Win 4-4-1
October 26, 1860 Belleville Baltics 20-24 Loss 4-5-1
July 10, 1861 Brooklyn Enterprise 27-5 Win 5-5-1
August 21, 1862 New York Mutuals 13-14 (10) Loss 5-6-1
August ?, 1862 New York Gothams 18-13 Win 6-6-1
June 20, 1863 Philadelphia Athletics 8-6 Win 7-6-1
August 11, 1863 New York Mutuals 7-13 Loss 7-7-1
August 31, 1863 Brooklyn Atlantics 15-16 Loss 7-8-1
July 4, 1864 New York Active 27-29 Loss 7-9-1
July 6, 1864 Brooklyn Atlantics 13-25 Loss 7-10-1
July 7, 1864 Princeton Nassua 24-12 Win 8-10-1
August 2, 1864 New York Mutuals 10-16 Loss 8-11-1
September 14, 1864 New York Active 11-10 Win 9-11-1
NA New York Empire NA Win 10-11-1
NA New York Empire NA Win 11-11-1
NA New York Mutuals NA Loss 11-12-1
June 12, 1865 Philadelphia Athletics 9-12 Loss 11-13-1
July 8, 1864 Morrisania Union 30-5 Win 12-13-1
July 24, 1865 Philadelphia Keystones 50-11 Win 13-13-1
July 31, 1865 New York Mutuals 12-27 Loss 13-14-1
August 8, 1865 Philadelphia Athletics 28-38 Loss 13-15-1
August 18, 1865 Brooklyn Atlantics 20-21 Loss 13-16-1
August 24, 1865 Newark Pioneers 12-5 Win 14-16-1
August 31, 1865 Brooklyn Atlantics 37-38 Loss 14-17-1
September 7, 1865 Morrisania Union 30-10 Win 15-17-1
September 14, 1865 New York Mutuals 20-19 Win 16-17-1
October 5, 1865 Newark Americus 85-12 Win 17-17-1
October 20, 1865 New York Active 6-3 Win 18-17-1
NA Newark Pioneers NA Win 19-17-1
NA Newark NA Win 20-17-1
May 31, 1866 Harvard 42-39 Win 21-17-1
June 12, 1866 Morrisania Union 26-28 Loss 21-18-1
June 22, 1866 Newark Americus 67-7 Win 22-18-1
June 28, 1866 New York Mutuals 13-24 Loss 22-19-1
July 10, 1866 Kearney 45-6 Win 23-19-1
August 14, 1866 Brooklyn Atlantics 36-10 Win 24-19-1
August 20, 1866 New York Empire 15-11 Win 25-19-1
August 27, 1866 Philadelphia Athletics 8-48 Loss 25-20-1
August 28, 1866 Brooklyn Excelsior 2-24 Loss 25-21-1
September 12, 1866 New York Active 24-9 Win 26-21-1
September 18, 1866 Morrisania Union 23-25 Loss 26-22-1
September 27, 1866 Brooklyn Atlantics 20-30 Loss 26-23-1
October 17, 1866 New York Active 44-12 Win 27-23-1
October 25, 1866 Brooklyn Atlantics 13-38 Loss 27-24-1
NA Kearney NA Win 28-24-1
NA New York Empire NA Win 29-24-1
May 16, 1867 Irvington 17-25 Loss 29-25-1
May 23, 1867 New Brunswick Stars 66-9 Win 30-25-1
June 12, 1867 Morrisania Union 12-26 Loss 30-26-1
August 6, 1867 Lansingburgh Union 21-42 Loss 30-27-1
August 14, 1867 Hartford Charter Oaks 35-9 Win 31-27-1
August 23, 1867 New York Mutuals 21-34 Loss 31-28-1
September 5, 1867 Brooklyn Atlantics 13-21 Loss 31-29-1
September 10, 1867 Morrisania Union 14-33 Loss 31-30-1
September 23, 1867 Brooklyn Excelsior 22-41 Loss 31-31-1
November 2, 1867 Irvington 9-22 Loss 31-32-1
May 28, 1868 Brooklyn Atlantics 8-45 Loss 31-33-1
June 24, 1868 Jersey City Champions 17-4 Win 32-33-1
July 9, 1868 Greenpoint Oriental 22-28 Loss 32-34-1
NA NA NA Win 33-34-1
September 19, 1869 New York Empire 6-14 Loss 33-35-1
October 3, 1869 New York Empire 0-9 Loss 33-36-1
  • Note - Based on games recorded in Marshall Wright's book.

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