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TouchdniviKnliist Knliist IndianaPiiaAnrirniA PiiaAnrirniA In Ort 28IVnnsylvnnlodefeated defeated the Carlisle Indian today by nscore score of to It wns onu of the best gridiron iron ftriiKuliM or tho rear and the crowdnumbering numbering about ncioo ptTHons saw PennIvanla Ivanla 111 I uaine over which there hadlieen lieen much anxiety IVmiHylvanlaH line defence fence In tho first hnlf toot hr In Rood utendThe The Indians were never dangerous In thtripening opnlnl Period as tluy could not penetratercniuylrnnlaft Penn Innln linn consistently On theother other hand Pennsylvanias attack war attunes times strong and compact This allowed theHud Hud and Due to bent her way slowly downthe the fieldAfter After twentytwo rnInteM of actual playduring during which the hardest kind of football wasshown shown Pennsylvania had the ball the Iennshonla til 11 on Indiana diana to yard line It was third down withseveral several yards to go when on a fake kick formation mation Folwell took the ball He dashedthrough through the open linn like 1 scared rabbit andreached reached tho I anlll bofoni ho win heavilythrown thrown by I Plynsant Tlten Inmson wassent sent crashing over tho lino for the only touchdown down of the gall In the second half thn Indians came outfull full of fight They hammered away nt Pennsylvanias sylvanias line In deaperato manner Pennaylvanla aylvanla was kept on the defensive most ofthe the half as I Pleasnnts punting andhandling handling of kicks In tho back field were superior perior to Pennsylvanias Hxhlbitlon by Shebloand and Stevenson respectively Tlm Hed andBlue Blue was gradually forced back further andfurther further toward her own gIll JUt whenthe the Indians seemed to have tho Inn hnnlnlIne line going the fortunes of tho game arnnto to the rescue of the Quakers On tho losttry try for a first down on Pennsylvanias Soynrd ynrd line a fumble occurred and Pennsylvania vania got tho ball on downsThen Then Pennsylvania braced up She nishedthe the Indians with great fierceness Rettingpossession possession nf the ball on I fumble by Hunton on the 1111nl1 yard line Pennsylvaniawas was In a air way to ocorr when two offsiderl plas by Junk lost tel ynrds Notwithstanding lag this tbnck nn end run by ireene anda a successful riiiartcrbick kick put the balldose dose to the Indiana soal However therewas was not time enough left for Pennsylvaniato to mitke a touchdownPennsylvanias Pennsylvanias team easily ml8ed theservices services of Draper Hteln played 1 fine gnmeat at left cunrcl until he was replaced In thosecond second half by Junk He was opposite themighty mighty redskin Inroriup Hooky also didfood food work especially on thu offence butthe the whole left side or Pennsylvanias Ins was a vulnerable point of attack for theIndians Indians None of Pennsylvanias end mIl showed up with the brilliancy nf formerKiinies lams The Indian WITH clever in skirtingthe the ends nnd fIt shifty Mniim Pleasant all and attain exnded the Qtiuker forwards nndMiccwdecl Miccwdecl In ntshlnu hack kicks ninny ynrdsl he teams lined up ns followsPenntvltanla Penntvltanla Position IndiansCdMiin CdMiin tIt end WahooIlookc Ilookc 1II tackle IlnwinMela Mela Left guard DillonTorrey Torrey Centre LongliouiIjimfon Ijimfon niitht incklc ExendlneItohlnson ItohlnsonScarlett Hlshl guard LaroaueScarlett ScarlettMcvrnson ltttit mil JudoItohlnson McvrnsonSheble yuartcrlmck Mount IleasautI ShebleGreene Left hIftacicLittle Uoy GreeneFolwrll IllBht liiilftiackKullback AchlquetlDubols FolwrllTouchdown Kullback DubolsOool Touchdown Tanioti Goal from touchdownSiieble Siieble ItifiTfo Corbla Yale rnplre SharpeYale lrTI1 2r fJfri Yale Time of halves and 25 shlo Kiibttltutes ttltutes Ievln lo GastOn Junk for Stein Huntfor for Longhorn Albaney for Little HoyHARVARDS HARVARDS Ul FOOTtlALLfliiraRliiK EncouragIng Porin Kilnst Ilrnwn ant Came Won by Storc of 10 to OCAMnninnR CAMnninnR Oct 28Tlio Harvard football ball eleven defeated Drown 10 ton this afternoon noon In a wine that gave the follower of theCrimson Crimson more encouragement than any othertame tame their team has played Harvardscored scored onco In each half after carrying thehall bal long distances but failed to kick thecoals coals Hurr missed the first try and Dennln nll cif Brown blocked tho punt out after thesecond second touchdown The game was thqmost most interestiim that has been played her and It did much to disarm the sharp criticism cism that has been hurled at football recently cently 1 he play was open I great part ofthe the time and even Harvards tandem playcould could ho flow 1 with eaiwHarvard Harvard made her touchdowns after carrying rung the ball fiftytwo ynnls and ninetyfour four yards respectively but there was conniderablo niderablo kicking Iron always tried torush rush hut she was forced to punt every timeho she got the bal as she could not gain forany any length of time against Harvards hAle line Brown was not dangerous onceDoth Doth teams plnyed fnst football the Harvard vard line showing much more speed than Itdid did 1 week ago at Vest Point Harvardsattack 1 attack was piueh morn varied than againstthe the soldIers Tho tackle back play showedIeveloiment Ieveloiment Into a niiiiilur of split playsns I ns well as being directed to all ports of the line The tnnioin with 1 tackle to load Itproved proved a oful and powerful play Theteam IMI showed that It hAS the making of a first 1 1ms tual I the men can Im tniiKht IrHtI their best at nil time Another rcsnectIn In whieh the teim wni better was In inter1feence feence Time line 01 tved up better holesth thitit before and charged with inure drivefoach foach Itobmson of Brown when seenafter after the cane I ho Ihonclit Harvardbad bad a Mioncer tMam to lny unit Penimylvnnia vnnia had a week ago Ho said Harvardnffenw nffenw was sine and more powerful and thather her duTcnc1 was stronger Uilnst UrownBoiiencv oiiencv which was much better yesterdaythan than it was a week ago Tho most seriousInliiry Inliiry or the cameo vas that whieh befellNejniith Nejniith who had nre of tlio hones In his leg broken He will Il out it tlio amo forseveral several weeks 11 1 loss may roe seriousto to Hnrvard RH hn Ins bcoi i living the bestdire dire halfback of any of tho candidateslor tar ho posit IonFni Fni er bpsie rliylno food nil aroundrcine rcine made two rimnH of twpnlvflve ynrdseacli each through a broken eld Schwartzco co loose twIce on nunrlfrback runs maklnirIwnityNlx IwnityNlx yards on n1 nnd twenty on thoother other Adams the freshman fallback forIlrown Ilrown did HOIIIO fine punini He nveracedover over fifty yards Cnnt RUSH of Drown didsome some ITCH oren field work For HarvardK Rpr yerif nlnyiHl the ieit canto In the lineBrill rt Brill ri id well nt taeltlo bit ovton let anumber number of plays get away from him OBrlenI I I wI I In it niltiilipf tlisfr 1st i 1 Iii tttil tin cc ttCiti rlc fiitstt 1 la i4 Iimnf I I I Ihlfrti sal It nI 11111 fr t1 I Iint with 1t1lP I ilII fdI I Ks 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hail only Ihree limes bill milmire mire wot within slrlklnit ilmlnnen of the Himcniis cniis goal linn when llnril nmdn it tinnr nl lineupComttl tempi In kick I goal friim IInr lledl Thlineup Comttl railllni lltirtfirrlThompson nn IMlhnu lpfl enl 1tntI I ihctk I tk I 11 tnrkleenre IMnAI Thonm moot IA II ot 11Io hIde enrelltiilil llhlUII FiitiiiAii lltiilil imnl IIIMI OKlfllll IIUliI IneUle Tnlnn anortnanItlce ftluhl endOunrlerlmrlc Heh lcrU Ounrlerlmrlc linnT tiller Lrfllialfliark tfWIRlltlnllhMk Ilisiin niKlit hal tiack SmileJ Wolhelui Fullback lowre1IjefereeKvsns IjefereeKvsns Williams fniplrr Young Cornell nell Ilirm of hafves23 minutes TnurhilnwnsValder Valder 15 Olhion Karlr 21 lirn nslilnolfThump son ClojiCostello Walder Knrle ISIOittltesStiiiijmiiter Tlfll IluleShlllmllr tltutesSehlMmltler for Hoadhouse llnnn fur Oderklrk Downs for Thompson Wilder to Ilmlire Itourke for FUrman Lynn lo Costello Middle ditch for Vanorman Pullnk for Illce Karlc Inr alder Ifa oshlnolT for Illison llrown for SmileyAMV1S AMV1S FIRST DFFFATMUml Missed foal From Touchdown m1 VIptory tory to NtvarllimorpANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS Sid Oct Thl mldshipmerlost lost their first game of the unison todaySwarthmore Swarthmore accomplishing the feat by 1 pear of 6 to 5 Swnrthmoru scored In thifirst Icore haIr and the Navy forced Ohormley oveifor for a touchdown In tho second halt Thefame fame wasprevented from being A drawhowever lame By the fact that Norton missed 11 easy goal The visitors made at leant flvtynrds ynrds to th midshipmens one 1 hn Navywas 1 was put within striking distance of ttwartlipiore more goal in the second half when fihonn leys partially blocked kick was recovered by Piemol on Swarthmores IH yard line Thevisitors visitors greatly outweighed thu Navy Thilineup lineupVary Vary Pultuns fitnuthmnreOlarlr aI Olarlr 11 end HnwlandPlcrsol Plcrsol Ift tackle IllllniaiiSharfroth Sharfroth Left guard KrucseiCausey Causey Centre CubicOHrlen Oilnlenflight guard MaxwellGrady Grady flight tackle PikeVoodworth II kJ iNoran Woodworth Right end YatesNorton NortonQuarterback CrowellTownsend Townsend Left halftinek llarretlibormlry iliorinkRight halfback PrllcartlHmlth Hmlth Kullbnck MeDonoiiRhReferee Referee Triompton Georgetown UmpireArmstrong Armstrong Yale Touchdowns McDonoiiKhGhormley Ghormley Reals from touchdown Crowe SubstitutesUrrker lutrs becker for Norton lloyd for TownsendTime Time 20 minute halvesStevens Stevens Gives 1 a Painful SusprlseStevpns Stevens surprised the Now York Universitysuppofters supporters that gathered nt Ohio Field yesterday terday with the expectation of seeing theirteam team roll upablg score on the Hoboken teamhy hy playing the home team to standstillIn In the first half and overwhelming themunder under a total of 22 points In the second NewYorks Yorks team work was ragged owinglurgplyto to the absence of three of her regular varsitymen men and the team was outweighed nearlyten ten pounds to a man Inpi Crngln fullback back LcftOiiflrd SliefTel and Left HalfbackSwartwere Hvort were all on tlm side lines and theirabsence absence contributed In no small measureto to the defeat of the team The features ofthe the game were the fine all around work ofHttst Httst the sw York quarterback and thohurdling hurdling and line buckitu of 1rntt and Stoutof of Stevens The lineupSKreru SKreru Ionittons New YorkComttock Comttock Left rodCowcnhogeflIstt ConnellCowrnhoKcn CowcnhogeflIstt tackle Jomilrmorris orris Left guard SchroederLewis Lewis Centre KahcnoldMudje Mudje nijht guard Knlr IxonnRrdw HIcii tackle llulsnrtTbayer Tbayer Kljht coilHohtntsQuarterback WyiloRobert HohtntsQuarterbackMatthews liustMatthews Matthews Left halfback WilsonVanSyckle Van Scklc Itljht halfback TlrtlenPratt Pratt Fullback MowenItcfcrct Itcfcrct Klrttuen Columbia Umpire Sftim1er tiers Colby Touchdowiiean Syekle ThayirStout Stout ijals from touchowns lioberts UiSunitltute itltute PcTryforConnell Wilson for ilust DouRhrty city for Wilson Stout for Matthews Ilcarsey foritouu itouu Timeof halves its minutesS rnciise Goal Not In nanccrSTIUCUSE stse STIUCUSE Oct 8ln a somewhatno gao sided game the Syracuse University football bal tel compose largely of Hiibstltutcsoday oday defeated Lehlgh by a score of 17 to nhero To was not a moment when the Syrncusu04l 04l was In danger and had It nut been forIm all trick plays resorted to by Lehlgh thnVnnsjlvanian Vnnsjlvanian Would have netted prauiially ally uo rninst calf loJil OftKr Football GamesAt At Indianapolis Purlue I Indiana IIJ Al Ann Arbor Mlchlitan 48 Drake oAt At Madlsop Wlsfcnnsln 17 Alumni nAt At Minneapolis Minnesota 40 Lawrence oAt At UJJinston Chicago 31 Notrhwesiern oAt At LaKe Mohcgan Horace Mann School otoheean Ltc Lijli Senool 10At It At Lawrencevlle wrencevllle School I Icrcersburz Aciyjemy oAt At Stanford lletts Academy IS Wcbj Acally 5th oAt At Imlncebofl Princeton freshmen 4 Newfork York Military tonl 0At At Hlnshamtori Casca hUla Prep School IthacaMi Mi lllnirliamto JtlBn SrHool 0At At ChampaignIllinois 3 Physicians andjurfcons Surgeons 0At A State Cotlczt Penwylvanla State 39J Vlllnlova nova 0At At AVasblnirtonfPa Washington and Jefferson 211 Georgetown O4t At SiWAdeerUnlV nlty at South I Universityif at TennesWeAt ftfLAt A NotrottJatNotre Dame H2 Americanlleee lleee 0At At srraeASIJoIDs School Manllus Kulin 4on Hljh School 0 vANSXPOWS ANSXPOWS QcM 2gSt Johns defeated Itlchiiond mood Collczo hej5 tbl morning hy a score of toto tu 0 the victory bclne won by superior team workCSTOX CSTOX Oct 2RSI Lawrence won fromtldjlcbury tldjlcbury by TAt IX 0 In a well played game thUItcrnoon aftcnuIOOflt At Washington Park yesterday tnnrnlne Pruttnstltute Institute was defeated by the llrooklyn ll ys HlthSchool School by IS toillThe The Poly Pita football eleven defeated the Hackey let Hall team Washington Park yesterday afternoon noon by 01 to0MOBBlsTOTillVOct MOBBlsTOTillVOct 8Cutler School or Newr ytk this aftwrioon was defeated by the Morrisown town School bya core of 0 to iAt At PortlandsTufts10 llowilnln 0IlTTsntrnO pprlndull IlTTsntrnO Oct i Dickinson College wnsiestin beaten hero lIar it to 10 by Washington andencrson encrson C5lteO Jeten Crtlr Oct 25The Stamford Hlirhichool School team faced the St Pauls school team ofhis his place today and thu St iaul a team won byJ 62t00uew lNRW NRW i1UltJN WO Oct 2RThc Ilutgers PrearalorrSchooEdefealed paralor IUNI defeated the Mount Pleasant Millry lacy AclBfemypf Osslnlni here today by thoicorc score of to ttfPBSKmOTON PBSKmOTON Ot T5Pennlngton Semlnnryootsall IKsNINOroN by superior all rune playing deeateil eateil he Trenton business College toUay by asH trledhl toD hTml runs tiy Knnls FdjenbaumIcDermott McUrrol an Hoore for thirty forty and eightyards yards were Ihcfrinln featuresWoKCESTB WoKCESTB st JR There was great rejoicingin I8a 00 Mount St 3nies tonight when word wan received ceived frOIipitflrl1 that the Holy Cross elevenbat frl tlre bat detrat tA1 strOng lprlnrnrld Manual TrnlnInl lag School cnn In that city this afternoon anda h1 come out fl hc smashing football contest vieeorpe torn bJlh ad loeAfHINOT AMHiNCTON bet 25Ocorge Washington Inletilty etilty and ttYnllYersiti of Maryland footballcams cams played A unolher to 1 neoreless utandstlllere here today to inVrn minute halves Twice theInryUml InryUml men had lit ball within fifteen yards nfoal goal and twleeicame near making a drop kickrnm from the 2S yard llni George Washingtons bestmrU work was done early In the flrnt Immediately foliwlng lowing the local teams kick ot when CeargcVanhlnrton Vanhlnrton readied Maryland IS yard line butj ps1 the ball orrflowrrscfeatcd WsWNlroN11r 2RW eIr IatlanCII cfeatcd Galloudel Heat and Dumb Institute to to ntre lucre today In twenty minute halves Withiniro Urn Minutes of Ilc close of the Oral hal Mnrcuiiart mad a thirty yard run for Western Mary Ian itsMl I mirot touchdown and within three mlnulrs of thelose close of the Karon Adlilna ran twenty ynrds for ateonl teonl tour IO11 Irroncl football team of Ie Wit nimon mel aniletcated etcated the tnani nf Yoil rrj nigh Krliuol yiAtery clay by the icon ol 1 to 0I I i I PRINCETON STRATEGY WINnw lllilI1 lIf 11 quid IlflIqI It liI nw nh4 tiff lliririritrt lnl In llrMitlf 1 Mitlf IHicliliK Irrifr line WlillImmri I Immri 4 lIeu ln Ituif Iii limnIMInMlld I IMInMlld Ittiilfiw lit Krcfifiil Irrlinllll I 4 Ir sieiIet 1 ItlI itifO ii IllIO fueuihpuil fntr II ihiiVttSilIu I ttSilIu suit Hi IllPM III UlPffili 111111 nk I I Irh I II ItlllI IiiItshtt Itshtt little niut iVIilln llilf fnlllrKliiii nll wI ttciir I mil Hi 111ii I ii rKliiii firtiifls in Ihn hitch hnlf niriieihe Ill I he Miiliil inriml Mini IHllitf I hurt ItiflVllnlil I Mev liinil nnd truth freid Ittsiii I I IIntl I in trlt fik iii huitk Iwiiii 4 welui I lie Sew ViirkrM nttnaet If tie ii Kim I Illin Mini nun lime stout byitiinieil iiI I itt I hi I lilt iteiintstlipil Ii huh tilliUtimiittl itiinieil I Ito tuhuifuuhihui 1111 Wnfii I0teIfifslii II cliii hue 11 Illlhl tltrrtietI ntnIIit thIiittulhucir I lhucir flitrie I I tu Ir1 hnl witch Ihr h1hI1 hI1 the lsII II ti 511111 lr I In it I Inl1 I 111 itt I ii ihiirn nlmmiip of llm Cnliiinliliin I1fl 1fl ii it luau in Hull VliMory InlKllt be IllPlfnfliiiikcil html flr fliiiikcil the tact that Iriniptoimhiiieinr I tIlthll llhI1 half tutu klkl1 ilhltiostC mhiiieinr thn orange nnd Illack got the linlninl ninl hail snvril lliemselves fnr Ihn miiriliiipnrtiilil liiipnrtiilil timId decisive work of hut imioliiIIHP I it 111 IIHP only in the firm Imlf did the TigerIrv Irv the line burking gntiip and title Inn wan CSi 111111 miivo that eannnnt be too iniiclromnipniled romnipniled rYiirftil lest Iohinibln Inluhmil mil be niinirlpiifly iMliutisled by her own llmhiieklnuelTorls hiieklnuelTorls tin followers of Nassti plectei In carry I hileather for I Illtle to test he qim alit lly nf llii linn llml they faced The bull tnslost lost on downs not far from the Columblngoal goal bill I wan enough They had testedth htt llml defence of Morleys men and hailfound found I wanting They saw the weak pointthat that flu1 could attack when he word wassin given in rommpiici the onslaught In earnestII It is no dlHcredlt in Columbia to say thaihad had Hie Irlncelonlnns so desired they mighthae hae scored nt least once more In the gameIlul hum the Kablati pulley was effective becaiifiuvictory victory was nil hat was sought anyhowColumbia Columbia was not entirely helpless In tripvery very opening of tho second half they tookaway away tilt bnll from Cooneys men on theliown own 3 yard line A most gallant pffort Thisexhausted exhausted their waning vitality too muchand and the second attempt of Princeton did notfall fall Once started on their career of triumpha a typical Princeton onslaught with the peculiar culiar slicing end runs that have been Princetons tons stock III trade for seasons they wheeledonce once through one wing and then through thuother other of the Columbia line boxing the substitute stitute end who had been sent In and makinghalf half a hundred yards In four triesIt It was Cooney that Columbia know she hadto to stop and for a time the obstacles put Inbis his way brought the Irlncetonians down forbut hut trifling advances Little by little heseemed seemed to grow In might And appeared to befresher fresher nut the game waned toward Its cloneFinally Finally there was veritableurroan from theColumbia Columbia bleachers when the squat figurewas was dropped behind the line and the sturdylegs legs ploughed their way through the weakening inc line of blue and white When Cooney wasnot not carrying the ball ho was making holesand and all told he was the bright light of tho1rinceton 1rinceton attack Then too ho was the onlyman man who did an observable bit of sluggingfor for almost In open field ho struck Duden ofColumbia Columbia a hard blow In the face Theofllclals ofllclals were not on the watch at that momentno so that hn went unpunishedThis This was about the only Incident of thngame game that bordered on roughness as far nsobservation observation from afar afforded It was ahard hard bruising game however anti Columbias bias men seemed to he a little deficient Incondition condition to stand up to It Many changeswere were made In tho two halves but while Princeton ton wan shifting players to give them experience perience Columbias warriors were haled tothe the side lines for rest that they neenecibadly badly The injuries that took Pont andFisher WFisher Fisher out of the game as Columbia endsand and later caused the withdrawal von 8nltzawere were killing blows to the New YorkersColumbias Columbias twnjends had been Ktopplngeverything everything while Fisher made splendidtackles tackles that mode everyone of larternhunts hunts a huge ground gainer Hut Eons nndFowler Fowler while good were not of the qualitythat that the Princeton play demanded ns thnrnsy rnsy gains nr ound them in the second halfproved provedVon Von Saltzn was to Columbln almost whatCooney Coon wns to the Tigers He was playingin in a position behind tho line as fullback andwhen when be hurled his enormous weight nuainsthe the Princeton line It buckled und brokeLarler Carter and John Fisher were good too nndthe the steady and heady punting of the formeraccounted accounted for gains almont always Instead Head of hooting the bnll directly to tlmPrinceton Princeton backs ho kicked It time and againin in nn uncle so that they had to make allaironal diagonal in get to the ball With FisherOinliig Oinliig down under each loft with speedind and precision the pair worked togethern In as nile an exhibition as could be foundAt At tlm very end Columbia held the balluid and was gaining Hllsluly It was a noveliuht iuht to those who have seen Columbia always ways on the defensive In the second halfif of big game and never making effectiveheadway headway when fortune did occasionally givelb Ih11 I he chance It was the making ofolumbla olumbla to have played so well even ifiiitiii iiitiii and a small triumph on its own ncLount count although not one that can be recordedin in score booksIt It was warm day for the game but justright right for the onlookers and brought more tothe the grounds than have seen Columbia playmother mother team In several seasons Collegejrowdn crowds are much the samoa always and thisn wits no exception The component elementt or graduate antI undergraduate wit I Its1iiunlly 1iiunlly Inevitable attachment of ulsterinrther inrther wife and sweetheart with flam ornithoiit nithoiit were there admlMured In due proportion portion The crowd got to coming In earlyind lOud pretty soon the student ushers wuroiiisy iiisy directing the fair accompanied by tliomanly manly to their seats Awkward girls punchedi he peopln Inhind them in tlio eyes with tbetifkn sticks on which their flags were hung andIf If they were pretty their apologies wore grnrlMisly Misly received by the men tnus offended1he The woman thus assaulted accepted tillipoloitlp ipoloitlp with a frigidity that would havejeen jeen welcome on the fieldClever Clever and adaptable irirls showed greatleillty leillty In weaving llnlr way through thecrowds crowds earning nneoinliims from thilrileased ileased mid proud escorts Athlello ginstiturJ hero were who glanced with kmminc eye iit al lie Held with its checkerboard of whilevaslnil vaslnil lines a nil limply feminine uirls whoritiliil ritiliil or smiled iloinure Ignorance of everyliinir liinir and plainly were in amazement atlie lie entliMiiliirtiii that nonui of thiir Histerrtmil alit I all their brothers displayed over Ilioicrlmrnages icrlmrnages whloli were apparently an inioinprehenslble ioinprehenslble tanglePrinceton Princeton wan encamped on the east sideif or the field and the vivid redd of fall millineryvore were Interspersed with cleanis of orange andilnck ilnck Over on thn other side of I ito Krldron ron was Columbia with thn underurndualesHtlnc Htlnc In a roped off section desktied forboso must who canto to raise their volqes In cheersnd nd xoiigH A little man with a big boomingolcie olcie that was helped out by a mcKiitilionnlelped lelped to lend them Come on now fellowsliTe i I etc they come Lets give six Colninblasle ooI lit yelled as the Columbia siplnd trotted outif fir blue enclosure up at the north end of theleld fIeld and warmed llIllln gtml practice Jlorfsys fsys men had an unexpected lineup vonlalta lalta had been shifted from tacliln to fulliack back with Curler and Capt usher bendeilm him Brown was In Von Saltwis place nlItiht Itiht tackle to face Gone Princetonsiien iien were not far behind and walkeil soberlynoueli enough out on the green and white battleToiind Toiind Nimbly thn Tigers ran throuirhheir heir signals In turn and then stood aboutfhlle fhlle Coonpy and Fisher the two cnptnlnshonk honk hands nnd made their choice of goalsn on the loss of a coin Dr McCracken weiirie tIlL his varsity sweater emblazoned with thoP 00 of Pennsylvania flipped the pleco IntoHeads thl airlrlls tlte11afr1 called Fisher and lost Coonpy hose the south goal leaving the sun shiningi In I he fliers uf the Columbia men At the northho 1ho players took their positions Daveiillz FIIIIT robed In turtle neck sweater of theId old style that he wore when he was nl Drownlood Mood at the renlre to watch the Columbiaien mn no they kicked off to PrincetonThn The whistle blow and Curler sent tho hallhlrllne whirl I tr through tlm air to Dauli Thurincetonlnii rincetonlnii caught the leather at his owni 20 vend line and it was downed by Postt ot once The stands awoltn out of their unIrtalnty Irtalnty and the cheers began to fly In crossre lint above the gridiron Try tho rightIng wing fluid Coonpy to young Dillon nndiard iard ripped through Drown for two jaiilshen Thn the Princeton strategy came Into plaviard hand made one of the iiuIcK kicks under thene limit hut Post was offside on the play andtlncelon tlncelon got present of nve yards HardIcked kicked niraln anti the sun bothered Donovano lit muffed the ball and It rolled alone until tworlncctonlansfell Princeton lan8frll on It at Columbias oyardtie 11111 Hut there was Inv for Columbia becauseicrrackendecided icrrackendecided that icuoker had Interferedh lllh Oonovnnfl catch nnd the ball went tooliiinbla iij tibia right Insidethe renlre line Vonni7n I ni7n ripneil rlBt throuch II Dillon forplve twplll yards the feat try Drill the loy ofolumbla olumbla knew no bounds Fisher iirtlrj I 4Ji Ii I Von fuihIi sntl lIruiwhis far rIhmt Irtl IfIII III iiiteettfii 1 tIIII where jut rhttapak pak ntn lit Irmhl itfi tlttWIPtu 1 he trt nln HIP flrnf nil uet It rfifiMuM nilrip lnflpiiliintfM Ilr piiliintfM nrkiik nilh fiiripf PtttvhttV lliliilfpf 11IIr liilfpf nf Itt rml kllk I Ii Cl ttf I It et fillet ifH nl IVI P14ie IPttlY hump tIlti I me liit IIInktmu 8 I mu Iitli I ut tt I ttt1l4 1141111 I I Wilt it ftr I litlde I lde fIr iii I tlfI hilI I I nrr itilimlet rM yrr4 I I II thou III a tJ ytJl 111ft is Isetfe It isat 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wifn iiimiii men inn mleets nilvnlirdl hithtll bnll II I Illlfl ntnr Hlyntiln Hi I lie Imlf In IIfty rr Cnlllmliln Iliifil PUlilnil unvrn IllnrsWire Wire morn llmll illil ilMif fnllllilliln Mln iitiniH in tin Illoni nf k1u titiit jhllMliieljui Mliieljui let ttl milr linn kIck ittstt for Atmf Inlnl nf ynriU rime Sew Vfirksr Inslynhl IIlIrtl ynhl In IIIlulllIr but Ihniliili irifltChlmnutas wm not pnnnlled III ynnl llm ball ITSIwjen Iwjen lust In I Itt I 111 tins beeniisn nf ieimlllisImlf Ill I 1I1In llIOln rIltll rllth lillII III I Itthmslf Imlf Iwlrn liinrn llmll 11II1Itllll IIIIL InllOlIIr nf Hi tom I mm it wern ltnt ire rI II mffct itt Im trnIt was seeiii nIII III I lit second linlf The ihtrs camn bRrktll In HIM nelit reHil in rush nlllinbla Into timeIt ground nnd HIP kicking KIIIIIP wns nlmnduiipdMcCormlck McCormlck replaced Oils for the Princetotilnnsntiil I flit In nit ntuml HIP effect was visible In hit 1101111IInllllllll Knlnllitf Tnnker kicked off In Fisherwho who rnn I he ball bnik twenty yards to Columbins bins jvyard line Carter punted and KDillon Dillon was downpil nl flu Iii flelmi Then csnvilm ilm onslniiuhl II wet Cooney here IIlIdIIon Cooney there with nn occasional of Hauland and DnDfl that drought tlm lenthpr down toI the sbniltiw of II IIrolllllt posts The right flan1wns was lurnid nnldn for gain after gain IpdIIIIItno Ilrownp nnd Davli were shot mmi nsldn easilyWhen When a gain was nooded It ns Looney whimade made II a nil lie coil no geittms brace Iii Columbia Iliinn us a hu i surprise Itlght down tot I the 2yard line lame thn hail and there IIiioitlted MopiHd It was a matter of Inches onyIn In the nipnsurement nnd the relief was bitttmmnportir temporary Flue tired second defence hatto to go right at It againCarter Carter kicked to Dillon who caught attluu the Myard line Enos dived and missed himIInl and Dillon got back to tin 20yard line befonhe he was run out nf bounds This time thenwax wax no utoppliiK the Tigers under any condition ditlons Helmrleli went In to relieve thitired tired Von Haltza hut Cooney swept througlifor for a big gain and Daub added his bit McCormlck Cormlck got tho honor of scoring the touchdown down and Cooney kicked the goal maklniIt It A to 0Thn Thn completion of Columbias demoralization tion came when Princeton tqok the road foithe the second touchdown Fisher left his placat at end and Fowlr took his place Of a sudden den the attack was directed at thn ends ancfifty fifty yards were inailelntbrceplayii Ona returll turn kick after Carters kickoff It was Columbiis umbiis ball at the 45yard line Fishergot got by Dillon for a couple of yards andCarter Carter ripped through centre for first downCollins Collins who came In for Donovan tried aquarterback quarterback run twice without avail andCarter Carter had to kick Enos got Bard at Princetons tons idyard lineEDIIIoti Dillon got around Fowler for thirteen yardson on a iiuarterback run and Hard got fifteenyards yards around Knos III1mrlohrtowned him ashp he was making for the open field McCormlckcarried carried the ball around Fowler to Columbias 36 yard line where Colllnss pretty tacklasaved saved a touchdown then and there Daubripped ripped through between Eons and Browneto to Columbia 24yard line but Fowler stopper1liard Band nn that next play anti CooneyInto WM calletdhalo I Into action lie and Daub carried the ballIn In three tries to tin 0 yard mark and thereCooney Cooney rushed McCormlck through a bigvacnncy vacnncy left by Browne and the fullbaokscored scored It was a fine piece of helping Coolie riey kicked a goal and the snore was 12 to 0Princeton Princeton made some backfield changesand and there was some desultory kicking Columbia bia got the ball at centre and Fisher whippedthrough through Dillon for eight yards Columbialost lost live yards for offside but Carter made Itup III anti seven more besides on a run onafake fake kick The bnll was carried out of boundsit lit Princetons IS yard line as the game endedIn In the second half Princeton gained 158 yardsn In rushes as opposed to fifty for Columbiaan mn back punts fiftyeight yards to twentyIght Ight for Columbia arid lost five yards inpenalties penalties against ten for Columbia Therevere vere no fumbles by either side Columbiaticked ticked four times and Princeton twice Firstlown down was made seventeen times by Princeton ton and four by Columbia The lineupJHnrclon Princeton Poittian CoumbtaW Tooker Left endLeft PltherDuden noun Left tackleLeft DudenHorn latterly Left KiiardCentre HornAtclettnter Valler CentreIlleht AtclettnterDarts II Dillonhllllps Illeht guardnight DartsIlrowne hllllps night tackleHIht IlrownePott I nr HIht endQuarterback PottDonovan I Dillon Quarterback DonovanCarter IInIItUhnllhark CarterJ Uub Itlght halfbackFullback Flhcrvon Oils Fullback von KaltzaScore Score Princeton 12 Columbia TouchdowniilcQormlck Mccormick 121 Goals from touchdowns Coone t2t Ileferee Dr Josiah McCracken Unlcrslty crslty of Pennsylvania Umpire David JiIIrnlkrrpr iiultz llrown tnlversltv Head linesman andJmekeepcr timekeeper Dr Nathan Stnuttcr University ofcnnsylvanla cnnsylvanla Time of halves 25 And 20 mlnutrsiiibsiltmcs iiibsiltmcs Princeton llrsiher for TookcrVHrlcn VHrlcn for Fryer Munn for Hard McCormick forIlls Otis Vlllnck for McCnrmlck Columbia Fowleror for Kisher Knos for Post Collins for Donovanlelmrlch lelmrlch for von Saltza Attendance 800Anthers Anthers Wins Poorly Played GameAMiiiitisT AMiiiitisT Mass Oct RIn an unlntcrestng ng and poorly playpd game Amherst deeated eated the Iniverslty of Vermont here todayly br a score of id to The home team crossedhe tin visitors goal line three times with apparntly ntly easy effort after which nearly everylosltion losltion was BUbntituted and the guinedevelipifl ipifl into an extremely listless one Theermonters ermonters were outweighed but In theecond econd half took advantage of Amherstsnactlvlty InactIvity and nered touchdown Thonly nly sensational play of the day tuna a 70anl anl run for A touchdown by Amherstsuarterback uarterbackieslcyan ieslcyan Beat Union In a Spectacularaine flammueScrtEErrADT SrrtFsFrrADT Oct 28In a spectacularame ame marked by brilliant playing on bothIdes Ides the We eynn eleven defeated Tnlonhis this afternoon by score of 28 to 7 Vcsleyancored cored a safety on the kick off after whichnon rllion rushed the bail down the Hold Moorelaklng making A 40 yard run Wesieyan scored twoiiichdowns iiichdowns before the half ended UnionsIIP hue could not hold the heavy rushes In thoworn IIpOIHI hnlf and two more touchdowns and aCt iifiay were rniuli by Wesleynn Both tuamsnd IlIlti good Interference Moore and XlacNab dill splendid work for Union while BaileyninMoii ninMoii and Van Sudam excelled for thoIsitors IHilorsWllllamH Illlams Iliinii Away From PIWtlLUM WnUAMMTowN Mass Oct 2R Williamslayed layed a runaway game with the Heusaelnerolytechnlo olytechnlo Institute today winning by aore I ore of at to ls only touchdownas as thn result of a delayed pass which nettedMiyard Miyard run to the goal The Williamscoring coring wis the result of consistent works A Hrown antI Wilcox at half back put up thelar sItar lImn lor Williams Cnpt Illxny nt leftickle ickle was steady anfl van capable of jalnig Inll ground on the tackle back formationIm Im team showed Improvement In ditchingiintn punlll and III pinning the ball in on the kickIT otfFlnt Fine IlnylnR by Canlleman of Col gateHAMILTON HAMILTON Oct Colgate dentcd ntcd the University of Hoohester to 12idny today After twenty seconds of play Castlean man ran eighty yards for a touchdown thenadn mild runs of seventyfive and flftyflve yardse lie did great head work In dodging and runne plnll the ends At one time he brokejloosoom trout five men who were flanging to himHit Capt mince of Colgate played an equally floe gaiiieboh on defence and offence makingc Iolll willis III nil his plays For Rochesterjlllvan jlllvan and I nor played wellHamilton Hamilton Wins From TrinityCLINTON CLINTON Oct 28 Hamilton defsntedrlnlty rlnlty at football today by a score of 21i 10 17 The play wns open And exciting withany IIIl1nr brilliant runs and tackles Both teamsere were good on offence but Trinity was theeaker eaker on defence Hamilton rushed TrlnltloIT off her feet In the first half Bramblny andoore Moore be ng the ground gainers In the seeid ond half Irinlty made gains through Hainans tans substitute tackles and scored twicetor lifter the hardest kind of playSeventynine Seventynine Points for LafayetteEASTON EASTON Pn Oct 28 Lafayette ran awayom from the Lebanon Valley football playersIs thIs afternoon winning by a score of 70 to aluster Ahutcr ugaln showed his prowess as a dropcker kicker dropping three goals from the fieldfo tlllI from the 31 yard line and the third frome43 II e43 yard line Nowberry kinked two goalsinn front plneenipnt from the so ynrd line Ihesltcrs sltcrs Were litht and Inexperienced andd did not oven make a good practice game I i TY Cv YALE TOO STRONG FOR ARMr IlIJrff11f wI1 gulvr 1 rU iiiurliI HAM rn itnrttUtn nrttUtn Iftwmfr NnrM Wilt IWrWf IMril Mril II tl nd Nmiilt lnn firf flfltunl tunl IHitfn HlMiiltia Illnrli fluHtm Htm tar Hrntf tit IttI rflmrh limnVYMf VYMf Idfuf tiN Vnlc As ltmOtshftiftV ltllll unit on 111 die hit filly fifth htillI I Mm I lilt idcfimiii und enhIetil Ihn unMlcfIIIHll hisek nn IftlI nfl trllln lit thus Urltl offl fl 111111 I III fl IIU smI itt ti ci IIIHll litn1 iP Sirfish n1 h11 tirni fntiflteIm III hIlt HCMllllI YrtlIlnllM IlnllM II hide AlMlilft anil rllt IIIt AMIIn In the aseoth half HMM In lime flfsl IIV tis sillVA YIII In I lit Monnil Ulf nrnl I Itt Imnl fl vhh Iii Wetilehi rnilM hitch Mr lutinln nn HIP MMMn tmtilylit lit InllIlllInl IntervehiIn In llm flr half hlWpfrfi II ussa nnl allYsle Yule hy A nnlf dietS Vnlr nHirwl A tuiicliMown Mown nit iticNlr iflff OIK mnc beWaIl Dmllii llii purer Af nclthiT pililf wrm fnlrly In I hrIrld Mrld Thon rims It pnxlltfloiift rlmnicTim Tim rmlrlM rfnt the bull In lie cclii ret nf lImefleltI lolil und itisilH old Yulsn ilofonci rock nnitomlOo itomlOo with the vliror of their mi himhiIritlntt Iritlntt the jump nn Ihn Yale forwnnln niiiwith with their Kturtl WpcVu hunk In every lnrlh the Army ilrovo Ihrnuih hoM In the Yale llnfnr for siemlr Minn Jrnm left wlntf to tight nmhunk hunk ualn the attack WON shifted sbrupllfind find down thoohAlIc line ploughed lie ArmyIt It was mostly throuith Ynlon loft hit theWest Wwit Pointer advanced hut the whole flumefrom from taokld to tackle was mail to crumbleleft left guard bIts Take mostvulnernbln spotWrit Writ Points advance was miilnialneiuntil until the illume hnil boon forced hack illtyintuit intuit On her 8 ynrd line Yale inside omof of the stands for which iho IR famous got mupon on her toes and hurled the cadets buck Yaletook took the ball on downs and after that IKgoal rlIoal goal was not In danger Her defence wasadequate adequate after that but that onn alormlnisiege siege disclosed weakness and It may be saIdthat that on tho whole Yales offence was bettethan than her defenceThe The Yale defence Improved when the meipulled pulled themselves together and charitpcmore more quickly though It was not put 10 anHUbMqupnt subsequent severe tests because Yalps nercinnd nnd concerted offence kept the cadets on thedefennlve defensIve Oood secondary defence helpctYale Yale considerably when her line was belnjdemolished demolished West Points attacking fnrrniitlono tlono oould do nothing with the Yale endHhevlln Hhevlln had an able running mate In JackGates Gates who not only smeared plays olmecat at his flank but was down under punts In flncatyle atyleThe The generalship and broken field runningof of Jones were big points In Yaleu favor andJones Jones possibly might have driven his machine chine for still better results but for froquenlInterruptions Interruptions by Capt Hhevlln who wouldet et such times have the signal changed Hulas as for that there were times when a changeof of sIgnal was ordered that Yale crashedthrough through for big gains Bhevllns diagnosisseemed seemed to be correct albeit the offence wasshowed showed upThe The Yale men leaped Into their attack witha a bang and a crash and shoved and draggedthe the runner along for numerous extra yardsThe The tackles were used a good deal In theattack attack jllglow more than Forbes All ofthe the Yale backs got away fast and hard Veederand and Fllnn excelling Their forwards openedgaplne gaping holes but were better at making holpgthan than they were at preventing holes beingmade made through themselvesThe The game was a stambnng driving affairwith with a fair hare of open play Yales attackswinging swinging the length of the opposing lineand and much sharp tackling The soldierstackled tackled bard when they could get to theirman man and hauled down Yalensians cleanly andsuddenly suddenly They had their troubles thoughthe In penetrating tales interturunce and reachlog log the runner Their offence In the flrethead half when they were jarrIng theIr opponemmtswas was a compact battering quIck moving plathat that premises much later on The Jet hiachead head of Weeks was always In the centre ofthe the whirlpool and he was the Army starThe The soldiers usually the most alert of teamswere were not as alert as the Ells who remembering ing last years defeat had blood In theireye eye Just before the game ended Jonesmade made a dazzling zlgxagclnp run of fortyfive five yards for a touchdown darting this wayand and that and wiggling past outstretchedWest West Point arms with the slIpperiness of asnake snake and the speed of a deer Ho boundedNo and twisted and sprintedNo No time was taken out for repairs by Yalemen plea who never were laid out The WentPointers Pointers had to be patched up several timesbut but were completely revivified when theyreturned returned to the fray and the Yale centreloft loft guard and tackles had ill they could doIn In stand up to the pace set by their opposltesThere There were unsteady spots in the Blue lineThe The cadets cheerers hurled this defianceacross across the field just as the game beganNo No doubt youve beard of Ell Yale and West Pointtoo tooThey They came last year to play the corps but wedowned downed the Bools DOOYale Yale had the kickoff and Jones booted toBeavers Beavers A awarra of blue Jprseyed youthswent went for Heavens and ha dropped the ballwhan when tackled Gates pounced on It on WentPoints Points 23 yard line The rivals hued upJones Jones gave his signal and the tow headedVeeder Veeder was seen plunging through a lane InVest West Points left wing Jle made sevenyards yards that time and after a centre play hadbeen been killed he reeled off another lug gainHe He was on West Points 3 yard linn whenhe he was tumbled over Once more he wasthrown thrown Into Wist Points yielding left wingand and with cuOlclent force to clear the goalline line nil hands helping him Ho kicked thogoal goal and the score was 6 to In favor of YaleThis This was a good beginning for Vale but shehad had a distressing quarter or nn hour comingtKa The cadets had waked II amid proceeded Irmko mko things hum and lo mnke Father Ellhuaeeth teeth rattle Beavers kicked off to Billown on Yales 15 yard line Veeder could notain gaIn on a fake kick and Flinn found Westointiiriitlit ointiiriitlit winit a static wnll Veederslalfback halfback kick sent the oval to mldfleldWeeks Weeks bucked strnlght throuith Itookenier beiger for ynrds hut that was merely nnippotlzer ippotlzer Five eat yards came to Westolnt Point through Yale beIng OuTside TwoIrst first downs were added in jig time weeksras watt back every time and carried the ballour four times In suceeFilmi Two of the findiowns downs that took the ball closer and closero to Yales goal were made in two tries Thejalns gains iivernced about four yards each theale YmilO backs preventing the West 1olnter withhe the ball from get tlnc clenrYnln Ynln braced snub niter West Point hadtross cross bucked and jabbed her way for fortyards yards nnd prouren srew harder for We tolnt Puuint Hut Iknvpn and eIts put on sixards yards In two attempts and noon Ynle wasItfhtlnK ItfhtlnK on her 3ynrd line Went Pointrent rent no further The 1 ale men streamedhrough through nnd upended linn play Anotherine hue play resulted in third down and stillhe the three yards Intervened Then Heaverscas was sent nt Yales loft end but was run outif of bounds without galnlntr and the ball wmtsYales bales on downsVeoder Veoder minted to bales 40 yard lineorhes orhes stopped Beavers for mi tuin butforncy forncy romped throtiKh Forbes and lintkenlereor berger for four yards Went Point had toinnt punt Jones muffed on Ynles Id yard llmmt but fell on the ball out of boutiils Flinnirncked cracked West Points left for ten ynrdumt mt Yalo purled with fifteen yards for lioldVeeders 1iut Veeders good punt sent the bail to Westolnts olnts SO yard line Gnrey heeled the catchleavers leavers matte splendid try for a Kunl fromilncement placement kIcking fiftyfive yards and falllnirhort short by five ynrds Jones ran in twciityllviinnls nnls upon which Ynln openiKl I lie throttleif of her orfenaivR engine Minn Veeder andlorsw Morse with Itldlow back to help came upIm the fleW Irresistibly ruin cadets wetv sweptside side in the rush and another i ale wore wnslose lose at hnnd when tlmo was called Ynlumbled umbled once In the advance but Ulelowavpd saved the ballIlenvera Ilenvera kick which opotieil the secondhalf half lIfted Ihet ball over the goal limit Ilcked ceultrkicked kicked from the 25 yard line to Oarey whouncled juggled the ball Tonic saving It Theall halt was on West Points 40 yard line nndleavers leavers lost ground on a fain kickOn On hlsneit try however he did whole lotiftter letter taking oulck turn between Hhevllnnd amid Blglow for ten yards Then Yale heldnd and a punt was In order Jones catiKbin on Yelps 3i yard line and a nerles of tearlneushee rushes followed One of them trims 20ard yard end run by Veeder anti another 21ard yard pluniie by Fllnn With tho ball onkest kest Points IS yard mark Yale was penalizedfteen fifteen yards for holding but Morse mndnp up elitht of these mind Fllnn8 next rush lookho the ball to within foot of the distance reiilred iilred fifteen yards and nil It wits Westolntii Points ball on downs and Heavers triedfake a fake kirk The ruse fell lint Hhevllnillowed followed Beavers around and carried himnek hack over his own goal line for safetyhe The scorn was Ynle 8 West Point nWest West Polntlklckexl out from the 2S ynnlillnend and Fllnn cnurht Flinn was downed byhrlstys hrlstys terrific tackle nnd the speetntorsWRht WRht their breath fenrlnc somebwly wannrt htmrt Christy was laid out for a while whilelinn Flinin was unscathed The ball was on Wentolnts olnts 40 yard line and Ynle ttirninir onnot not her series of cyclonic rushes Till ImnrtsjKetiirlntoth tlmic flub the pliiyscrn hedtownrd West Pointsonl goal Veeder made the rush that enrrlnlle the leather across a four yard drive throughest Sctt Points rIght Viedur kicked out toMies Jones mimi Voeder kicked the goal Thisndi mad the mioni 14 00After After Stevenson and levine had pticdn diiu hhlJhIUII UhlMlrnasid nasid a a SAI I cued lmeti i SPAVIN CURElltfiitxlvniiinn IlnIIfmt glvn hIll flflftiltil ftiltil it Rj muiylti II I hI4 1101111 iIfirhihhlIitihbtlrht lrht MtIIiit tnhIttSWIiitl Iliick Wind IlilT4 4 tirtiknii 111iwn1 tPclwrtvSI or nlfnlfHvl Johdnor vSI or miy 111511 of Ifiirifiin tttSiS until 7111wus7 rj rttnir nir lititiKlnt nlitl lotrff wus7 I rff Wrltn nm titirllifi rllifi ytitir eflthj fif ralt uuniktth ilitiAl ntl with heelS eAhthlC nl llmtidilcsliuelliin 50 im hnrrn will fwull font ilcsliuelliin nf hnlfper per Imttlfli pIth rlllH lutiftitilet I 5OO Iw lilmlln It fmtel rnUlhi SItttt lhi lies itiAi haled muld make IIUemiml 5eiul of niir and iHiolilelAt At rlriirrlils mil deslrtu nf riprfM Ma a WtpClPl nnu tilt cutrmntoK roi i NIWIIMTiNNHiro ICHtltrriMK Wii MHIISIION 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