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r.i. rj. Mclaughlin, Manheim Spiders and I ot Scrnb A scrub team from the University of Penn-svlvania met defeat at the hands of the Man-helm Cricket Club, on their grounds at Qu-en lane, yesterday afternoon. Mike Murphy arranged to have a strong team go out to plav the Cricket Club's fast team, but at the last minute most of the men who were expected to go were unable to do so. and Stevenson, who 'M captaining the team, hud to pick up a team haphazard.

The Cricket Club team scored three touchdowns on long runs by their fast backs. The scrub team also scored once, mainly through the efforts of Davidson, who plunged the Cricket Club line for big gains, which resulted in the touchdown. The line-up was as follows: U. of P. Scrub.

Positions. Manlienn. Mallory Left end Perkins Left tackle Pearson Welsh Left guard Hamilton Zimmerman Centre Dodge Bishop Right guard Middleton Scarlet. Right tackle Stoever Oglesbv Right end Ambruster Stevenson Qna-rter-back Wireman. Davidson Left half-back Hamilton Tonkin Right half-back F.

IVarson Barnard Full-back Graves Score. 17 to 5. Referee Dr. Martin, U. of P.

Umpire John Hedges. U. of P. Timekeeper Morton. Linesmen Slaker and McClellan.

Time of halves 25 minutes each. Royersford the Winner POTTSTOWN. Nov. IS (Special). The lons-talked-of chamnionshio game between R-eisford and Crescent, of Pottstown, for a piize, was played this afternoon, and Royersford won a hot game by the score of 10 to 5.

Neither team scored iu the first half, but in the see-ond Shaw, of Conshohoeken. by pretty line-bucking, carried the ball to the goal line, for two touchdowns for Royersford. Potts-town's touchdown. was made by Mauger on a 25-yard run. after Royersford had fumbled the bf'l on ottstown's Royersford.

Positions. Crescent. F. Ziegler Left end Fillman Crowl Left tackle Hoffer Evans Right guard Linsenlrieler Quaisg Centre Kndy II. Ziegler Left guard Richards Ungst tackle Ibach Shaw Right end Mauger Quarter-back Lee (Capt.) A.

Ziegler Left half-back J. Fryer EveVhart Right half-back Lessig Wrstcott Full-back w. Fryer Touchdowns Mauger. Shaw. 2.

Umpire New-hern. Referee Heilman. Linesmen Mauger, Essig. Time of halves 20 minutes. Marietta and Colnmbia MARIETTA.

Nov. 18 (Special). This afternoon the Susquehanras. of this place defeated the Actives, of Columbia, bv a score of 24 to 0. in a fast, snappy game.

'The Actives had not been scoied against before this season, but the Susquehat-na's greater weight was too much for them. Marietta. Positions. Columbia. Stauffer Right end Harm Rtiherford and Portner Right tackle Kitcb Bollock Klffht guard Lu'z Miller Centre Rupp Snirbeer Left sruard Strickwater Morrison Left tackle Hahle Bonghter Left end Nan Mutch Quarter-back Scnft Kline Right half-back S.

Welch Cnlp Left half-back W. Welch Hinlon (Capt.) and Rutherford Fn'l-back (Capt- Touchdowns Kline. 3: Hsrlen. OorIs from touchdowns Kline. 4.

Referee Thornon. Umpire Shields. Linesmen Rcattie and Walter. Time of halves 20 minutes. Mooreatown and Riverside MOORESTOWN.

N. Nov. 18 (Specials Moorestown defeated Riverside second to-day in one of the best played games this season, by the score of 12 to 0. Moorestown. Positions.

Riverside. Scott Left end Sorden Robinson Left tackle Myers Hanson Left guard Grob Orohler Centre Holman Rispham Rleht guard F. Mevers Cant. Jones. Right tackle rVoCl'y Mrriam end Keiner Wallace Ouarter-back Heppsrd Ulmer.

Rieht half-back Murphy Foster Left half -back Wrlfhtniire Harris Full-back TVmeh'lown Jones ind Robinson. Gals Harris 2. Referee Woodward. Umpire Leonard. "Timekeeper Dt.

F. Stroud. Time 15-minute halves. Phoenix and Soldiers' Orphans N'ov. 18 (Special.

The Fhoenix Hitrh School fotrball team won a hotly ntested eame from the Chester Sprins-s Soldier Orphans' School eleven, at Chester Springs, this afternoon, bv the sore cf 12 to 10. Phoenix H. S. Positions. S.

O. S. RishOD Rieht end Tnvlor Dntterer. Sbnles. Rieht tackle Willis Rcbertson Rieht miard Fry Clark Shunk Left puard J.

Anele Bloomer Ieft tackle Adam Thompson Left end C. Ancle Smith F.her runhar Bicht half-hack Pennyr-acker Yonn? Left half-back Weaver MeA'Hster Fifl-hack Cant. Zorn Referee Renshaw. Umpire Wilson. Linesman Paly nd Smover 'ier Trunk.

Zorn 2' McAllister. Goals Robertson, 2 Full Phoenix H. 12; Soldiers' Ornhars. 10. Attendance 300.

Time of halves 20 Reading and Lebanon READING. Not. IS (Special. The Leb anon fotohall team was badly beaten here to-dav bv the. Reading; Y.

M. C. A. eleven to the tune of 29 to 0. Reading-.

Positions. Lebanon. Weismer Left end Case L. Heiseman Left tackle Rowe Oreth Left guard Rotbermcl Yoder Centre Smith Richardson Rieht guard Shirk Rrland tackle fhler SchTicker Rizht end Bell (Holleubach) S'mmerman Onnrter-baek Moore HoMenhach Right half-back Brandt (Stewart) Jarman) Meredith half-back Matt Mooris Full-back Reinoehl Touchdowns Stewart 3: Hollenbach. 2.

Safe-tv Touchdown Shirk. Goals from touchdowns Mredith. Simmrman. 1. Time 20-minute halves.

Umpire Brown. Timer Moore. Orinlxlon, 16; Merchant ville, The Ormiston A. C. and the Merchantville played a very exciting came of football on the latter's grounds yesterday, the Ormiston winning bv the score of 16 to 0.

The features were the fiiie team -work of the Ormiston and the all-around playing of Harold and Titman. for the Ormiston, and Lemons, for Merchantville. The line-up: Ormiston. Positions. Merchantville.

Titman Right half-back. Woodward Right end A. Mulford Right tackle S. French Durell Right guard C. Puliois Centre C.

Tuttle Dillon Left guard T. Donohoe Ewing Left tackle F. Kleinz Left end E. Marshall Hazard Left half-back A. Lemons Harold Full-back.

Westhrook Dowlan Quarter-back. M. lvins Touchdowns Titman. Harold. 1.

Goals Titman. 1. Referee F. VanHart. Timekeepers Walter and S.

A. Ridgway. Umpire F. Ashenfelter. Chester and Mt.

Airy CHESTER. Nov. 18 (Special). The strong Chester ex-High School defeated the second team from the Mt. Airy Deaf and Dumb Academv to-day by the score of 17 to 0.

The home team averaged at least 30 pounds per man more in weight that the visitors. The Hue-up: Chester. Position. Mt. Airy.

Wallace Left end Windt Carlon Left tackle Wilson Hollings guard Reinhart Lvkens Centre Sxyles Clark -Right guard Tovce Davis Right tackle McAndrews W. Clark Right end W. Williams Borden Ouarter-back Jacobs Hannum Lett half-back Chestnut Small Right half-back Rodgers Harvey Full-back Rlchman Touchdowns Davis. Small and Hannnm. Goals from touchdown Borden, 'Z.

Umpire Flower. Referee Sarr. Linemen Ellinghamer and Mac-ronnel. Time of halves 20 and 15 minutes. Timekeepers Schofleld and Clark.

Norwood Defeats Glenolden NORWOOD. Nov. 18 (Special). Norwood defeated Glenolden for the second time this season ty the score of 5 to 0. The touchdown was made by Galloway.

Hoffman, vtho took Graves' place in the second half. Played a beautiful gam-at full-back. The teams are ery nearly equal in strength, and the final game on Thanksgiving is looked forward to with great interest bv both towns. Line-up: Norwood. Positions.

Glenolden. Galloway Left end Gilpin Bond Left tackle Robinson, Haller Left guard Greincr Toll Centre North. Clark Bonsai Rieht guard M. Trainer King. Wilder Right tackle Montgomery Bailey Right end Custer Martin Left' half-back Cromie E.

Hofmann Right A. Trainer Corson Quarter-back Kellv Gravis. Ed Hoffman Full-baek Knox itcferee Lodjre. Umpire Fellows. Linesmen Chambers and Smith.

Time of halves 20 minutes. Touchdown Galloway. Hard-fought Game PENNINGTON, N. Nov. 18 (Special).

In a well-fought and cleanly played game Pennington Scrub and Reeder's Business College, of Trenton, fought each other to a standstill this morning. Downea and Schrist excelled for tn bctud, ana Anaerson ior rne visitors. Score, 0 to 0. The line-up was as follows: Pennington Sent- Positions. Reeder's Col.

Keller Left end E. Clements Russell Left tackle Armour Rodger8 guard ruber Dubois Centre Larpebare Allaway guard c. Clements S. Downes -Right tackle Tisher Bishop Right end Stern Sanks Quarter-back White Schrist Left half-back Rc-id Watson, Bovee- Right half-back P. Hart Full-back (Capt.) Referee Fowbles.

Umpire Professor Alvor. Linesmen Creed and Hubber. Timekeeper Muirhead. Time of halves Fifteen roinuteg each. Injured Watson.

D. C. and A. C. Wins Easily PITTSBURG.

Nov. 18 (Special). The big D. C. and A.

C. eleven, composed of -college stars, clinched their title to the athletic club championship of the United States this afternoon when they defeated the strong Orange A. C. team. D.

C. and A. 29. Positions. Orange, 0.

Gelhert. Steen Left end Kvle Schoch Left tackle Rinehart Rayl guard Crabb, Clark Jennings. Mohor Smith. Right Estey Winstein Right tackle Murray HaU Right end H. Lee Williams Quarter-back B.

Lee Fultz. Rice Left, half-back Gibson half-back Tucker Jackson Full-back Jeroleman Timers Schwinn. Orange; Jones. D. C.

and A. C. Linesmen Clark. Orange: Wintringer. D.

C. and A. O. Referee Jarvis Geer, of Prlnoaton. Umpire Hamilton, Plttabur.

Two SB-mlnute halvca wtr played. After Four Years of Victory She Is Vanquished by Her Rivals of Swarthmore WAS A KICKING CONTEST Visitors Outplayed the Home Team at All Points and Clearly Earned Their Victory HAVERFORD. Nov. 18 (Special). Sad are the hearts at Haverford to-night.

Swarthmore has vanquished her rivals and carried off victory after four years of defeat. A large crowd witnessed the game, and every one of the 2000 spectators saw a hard-fought, Btubborn contest, In which a plucky band of cripples lost like good sportsmen to a team of men in perfect physical erudition. For more than an hour before the teams appeared coaches and tally-hos kept arriving with crowds of Swarthmore people isnd Haverford admirers. From the side lines the students cheer-pd add sang until they were hoarse. At 2 o'clock Cantain Faronhar lpd is men on to the rsceie cf the battle, and in a few minutes Cap- lain Mifflin followed with his cohorts.

This was the signal for renewed cheering, and the noise that ensued was worthy of a Franklin Field crowd. How the Game Was Played Mifflin won the toss and chose to defend the south goal, with a light wind in his favcr. Farquh.ir ticked and Swsrthmore began to show her aggressiveness, when a fumble by Haverford gave her the bail. In a few minutes Swarthmore had the ball on Haverford's 5-yard line. Here Haverford held them for four downs and Fox punted far out to the 45-yard line.

Swarthmore advanced the ball steadily to Haverford's 20-yard line. A fumble shot the ball hizh iato the air over the hehds- of the crowd, and Hall, of Haverford. seized it and tucked it nndr his arm. In a flash he was off for a sensational run of 90 yards, scoring first blood for the scarlet and black. Freeman kicked the roil.

Haverford 6, Swarthinore 0. Farquhar kicked off. Haverford failed to gain. Fox punted and Beard fumbled at -midtield. The ball dropped In among several men, end in front of Lioyd.

With quick presence of mind he kicked it along the ground just us a Swarthmore man tried to fall on it. Lloyd was after it. and, picking it up on he 30-yard line, ran the ball oer fcr Haverford's 6ecor-d touchdown. Swarthmore then resorted to a kicking game and punted on every first down. One of these puats was returned by Fox to midfield.

where Beard caught it and ran back to the 40-yard line. Farquhar then won the applause of everyone by a magnificent goal from the field. Swarth more 5, Haverford 12. With renewed vigor the garnet assailed Haverford's line after the kick-off and succeeded in pushing Farquhar over the lino abvut a minute before time was up. Farquhar kicked the goal and the half closed with the score very clos to a tie Swarthmore 11.

Haverford 12. Second Half Freeman. Drinker. Fox and Simkin had all seriously injured in the first half. Freeman gave way to Svnscnig and Phillips took Drinker's place.

Th other two cripples pluck-ilv stayed in the game. In this half Haverford's play was lamentebly weak. Fox fumbled nearly every punt, and a Swarthmore man would fall on the ball. Fox fumbled on Hav-eifml's 5-yard line soon after the kick-off. and Fjrquhar was i-rcmptly shoved oer the line for a touchdown, kicking the goal with ease.

Score, Swarthmore 17. Haverford 12. Haverford kicked off. Fcx returned the kick. Farquhar punted again and Fox ard Mifflin collided in attempting to catch the ball.

As a result neither got it. and the ball rolled to the 10-yord line, where Beard fell on it. In two or three plunges at the line the 10 yards were gained and Jackson had Farquhar kicked the goal. 2::, Havi-rfoid 3 2. Haverford's crippled team was weakening er-ery moment, and defeat was inevitable.

Yet fcwm thuiore kept mercilessly pounding the guards and tackles. Farquhar frequently leaping over the mass ami gaining from 5 to 7 yards. In this wav the ball was gradually worked down to Haverford's 20-yard lice. Heard then took the ball. mid.

eluding the ends. u.rde a pretty run for a touchdown. Once more Farquhar kicked difficult goal, leaving Haverford hopelessly beaten. Shortly before time wus called Hall, of Swarthmore. made a free catch of one of Mifflin's low punrs on Haverford's 30-yard line.

This offered a thence for a goal from a place kick, aud Farqahar's wonderful kicking ability-added 5 more to the score. This was the last score made. Victory- as Fairly Earned Haverford is sore over her but Swarthmore fairly earned her victory, outplaying Haverford at every point. Fox Inability to catch punts and the crippled condition of the Haverford men doubtless explain the unusually large score made by Swarthmore. but after all allowances have been made the fact remains that Haverford's work was decidedly inferior at all points of the game, and while every man on the Swarthmore team was In every play, the bulk of tb- Haverford work was done Iiy two or.

three men. chief of which were Llovd, Hall. Mifflin. Sharpless and Wins-' low. One of the distinguishing features of Haverford's game was- the superb plaving of Drinker at quarter-back.

The teams lined up as follows: Haverford. Positions. Sharpless Left end E. Williams Simkin. Lloyd.

Left tackle Stewart Freeman. Left guard Downing Lloyd. Secsenig Centre Thomas Chambers Right guard McVaugh Worthington Right tackle Bell Winslow.Hallett. -Right end Clothier Drinker, Phillips. Hall Hall Left half-back Jackson Fox.

Stone Right Beard Mifflin Capt. Farquhar. Capt. Touchdowns Llovd. Freeman.

Farquhar. Beard. Jackson. Goals from tourhrfi nviiu towns man. 2: Farquhar.

4. Goals from field Far quhar. 4. Goals from field Farquhar. 2.

Umpire J. P. Gardiner. C. of P.

ItefM-ee H. L. Williams, Yale. Linesmen 3. K.

Moorehouse W. X. Davis. Timm J. Palmer.

L. H. Wood. Time-35-minute halves. Lehigh Preparatory and K.

S. N. S. KCTZTOWN. Nov.

18 (Special). The Lehigh Preparatory School eleven, of Bethlehem, were pitted against the K. S. N. S.

eleven, of this place, in a very Interesting, though one-sided, game on the Normal gridiron to-day. The game was won bv the Normal boys by a score of 40 to 0. Evans and Cockill. of the Njrmal team, made 25-vard runs, which were the chief features of the game. Lehigh Prep.

Positions. K. S. N. S.

Sholly Left end Dock EiseDhart Left tackle Schpidt Degarmendig Left guard Geiger Bauchman Centre Myer Hahm Right guard Stappe Leibert Rii'ht tackle Harrington Right end Ruch Delreno Quarter-back Brenman Camp Left half-back Evans Crellin Right half-back. (Caot.) Myers Full-back Powers Touchdowns K. S. N. Geiger, 1: Stappe.

1: Scheldt. 1: Cockill. 2: Evans, Deck. 1. Goal kicks K.

S. Cockill. 3- M-p Time of halves 25 and 20 minutes. Referee Sennette. Umpire S.

Stein. Linesmen Le-van and Reider. Timekeepers Rentchler and Masser. Scorer Mullen. High School Beats Instltnte YORK.

Nov. 18 (Special). The second of the series of football games between the York High School and the York Collegiate Institute was won by the former to-day. The game was wsimly contested. Garrison, of the "College, was the best all-round player.

The series is now a tie. The line-up: H. S. Position. Y.

C. I. Eyster Left end Jessup Gettwalt tackle Dice Immel guard Dice Smith Centre Myers Engles Right guard Anderson E. Williamson. tackle Wareheim C.

Williamson. end Yost Frey Quarter-back Emig Small 4 Left half-back Richly RISh half-back Kennard Reeser Full-back Evster Score Y. H. 10; 6. Touch-downs Reeser.

Richly and Garrison. Goal Yost. RefereeHouston, Dickinson College. Umpire Dptrick. Franklin and Marshall.

Linesmen Wlltmer and Stallman. Timers McKinnon and Weiser. Shamokin and Aahland SHAMOKIN, Nov. IS i Special Shamokin High School easily defeated Ashland High School by a score of IS to 5 at Indian Park this afternoon. The visitors were outplayed at every stage of the game and secured the only touchdown bv the inability of Shamokin's backs to handle the slippery ball.

Shamokin H. S. Positions. Ashland H. Roth Right end Kramer Phi Hps Right tackle Lessig Tasker Right guard Stewart Farrow Centre Hamburger Hanley Left guard Home Cardwell Left tackle Garner C.

Hanlev Left end Brosius Shuster Quarter-back Price Gothie Right half-back Laubenstein Powell Left half-back Homing-Simmons. Capt Full-back Heinze Touchdowns Powell. Phillips. Simmeins and Laubenstein. Goals Shuster.

3. Referee V. G. Unger. Shamokin.

Umpire Heinze, Ashland. Linesmen Ship and Timekeepers J. G. Welsh and E. Raker.

Time 20-mlnute halves. Gettysburg; Downs Snsqnehanna Nov. 18 (Special. Get- tytburg to-day defeated Susquehanna University Hi a loosety piayeu gauuw uy a suorc ox in ei. Kchler made the first touch-down for Gettysburg after four minutes of play.

Captain Dale then kicked a goal from the field, which ended the scoring in the first half. In the second if F.mmort and Hoffman each made touch downs for Gettysburg. Ex-Captain young's bucking the centre was pnenomenai. itugn sixty-yard run was the feature of the game. Kohler and Emmert played well for Gettysburg, and Nicholas and C.

Herman for Susquehanna. The line-up. Gettysburg. Position. Susquehanna.

Emmert Right end Long Gilbert Right tackle (capt.) Nicely Right guard M. Herman Hirkmnn. Centre Burns. Miller Hcffman Left guard Snyder Williams liett tackle Spigelmyer Minnigh Veft end Barret Hugh C. Herman Dale (Capt.) Right half-back Iseman Keller Left half-back Hoover Young Full-back Touch-downs Koller.

Emmert. Gf.Rls Dale. 2. Goal from field Dale. Referee Q.

White. Gettysburg Seminary. Umpire R. Heckman, Dickinson. Timekeeper W.

E. Wheeler, Gettysburg Bsmiaary. uaeameo Princeton Only Defeats Washington and Jefferson by One Solitary Goal MADE IN SECOND HALF Visitors Showed Unexpected Strength and Made the First Down in a Scrimmage PRINCSTOX, N. Not. 18 (Special Princeton ran up against a stiff proposition this afternoon when she the team of Washington and Jefferson University.

The Tigers expected an easy thine of it. but there was some surprise when the score at the end of the lirst half was 0-0, and still more when the gaiae ended with the score ti-O in favor of Princeton. The "Washington and Jefferson team, with about one hundred supporters, strm-k town about o'clock made their headquarters at the Nassau Hotel. This Immediately became the centre of attraction for the Princeton students, for the Pennsylvanians were loadrd down with money, which they were eagerly betting on Their aluia mater. The prevailing odds were two tu one on Princeton.

The game began at 3 P. M. and there was a large crowd on the stands. The two teams came on the field at a little before that hour and Indulged In the usual preliminary practice. Princeton won the toss and took the south goal.

Bird kicked off and the ball went sailing down to Princeton's five-yard line and Hutchinson rcn It back to midfield. The home team could not gain tbrjugh the Pennsylvanians' line in two rushes, but on an end run made the requir.d distance. Princeton then ran the ball down the field by steady line plunges to W. and forty-yard line. There the ball was lost on downs.

W. and J. showed unexpected strength in offense, and. to everyone's surprise, made first down in one scrimmage. Bird then punted to Princeton's fifteen-yard line, where Hutchinson fell on the ball.

Mattis punted to the centre of the field and Bird made a fair catch. He tried for a place goal, but missed by several feet. The ball unexpectedly did not go outside and Hutchinson, catching it. ran back forty vards. Mattis panted to the visitors' fifty-yard line.

There was an exchange of punts, in which Mattis was superior. Princeton finally held W. and J. on the latter' forty-yard and then began to tear things up. The ball was taken by McCord and McClave to the twenty-yard line, where the latter fumbled and Core fell on the ball.

Bird punted out of bounds at the centre of the field. Princeton again carried the ball down to the six-yard line, but eovld not take it over the line. There was another exchange of punts. One of Alex-under's was blocked on the twenty-yard line snd McCord fell on it. but time was called.

The W. and J. rooters went crazy with delight and almost carried their team off on their shoulders. During the intermission all sorts of bets were made, and the visitors offered even money. During the half the Princeton players were given a sound talking to and the result of this was seen in the second half, when the Tigers started in with a rush and forced the ball up the field for a touchdown.

The ball was kept ailing between the two teams for some time, but finally Princeton secured it at the centre of the field, and on the first play Hutchinson ran fifty yards to W. and live-yard line. McCord was then sent through centre for a touchdown. After eleven minutes of play Mills easily kicked the goal, making the score 6-0. During the remainder of the half Princeton had the ball near W.

and goal, but could not push it over. The game ended with the ball on W. and twenty-yard line. Princeton's defense was strong, and her offense fairly good. The men evidently thought that they had an easy thing but soon found their mistake.

There is really no reason to fear that Princeton will play poorly against Yale, for her work to-day while not first-class, was encouraging. W. and J. had a strong team, and her line was particularly bard to pierce. Hutchinson played the star game for Princeton, while Theurer and Thompson did the best for the Tisitors.

Line up: Princeton. positions. end tackle guard Centre guard tackle Right end W. and J. Core Theucr White Thompson A I i Palmer Pell Mills Kooth Edwards Hillebrand Hutchinson Poe McCord half-baek McClave.

Knigbt.Left half-back Afottla Whwiw.n -Rack Bird Time or-halves xwenty-nve ana xweniy minutes respectively. Touchdowns McCord. Goal from touchdown Mills. Referees Mr. Young; Cornell and Mr.

Aiken. W. and J. Umpires-Mr. Aiken.

W. and J-. and Mr. Young. Cornell.

Linesmen Messrs. Janeway and McLean. Timekeeper Mr. Goldie. CHAMPIONS OF THE SOUTH Virginia ami Georgetown Play an Eicitine Game Without Result WASHINGTON, Nov.

18. Six thousand people gathered at Georgetown Field to-day to witness the football game between the teams of the University of Virginia and Georgetown University for the championship of the South. The teams marched on the grounds headed by bands of music and were enthusiastically greeted by their friends. The Virginians had a huge megaphone through which inspiration was conveyed to the players, while Georgetown vied with this in college yells. The plaving was rough and tumble from the outset and two of the Virginia men were oon crippled and out of the game.

Virginia held the ball much of the time in the Georgetown territory. There were few long runs or brilliant play's. The teams proved very evenly matched and neither side secured a touchdown. Score: University of Virginia, 0. Georgetown, 0- The same was for the championship of the South Positions Georgetown.

Vorflett Centre Long, Capt. Griffin Left guard Cummings R. Haskell Right guard Stout Llovd Left tackle Summersgill, Capt Right tackle ES, fpavlor Left end Klce McGill Right end Green -alle Quarter-back Gracie Bvrd. Mallorv Right half-back. Barry.

Reardon Oerstle. Lankford Left half-back Devlin Coleman Full-back O'Gorman Umpire Mr. WT. H. Andrus.

Princeton, 97. Referee Mr. Orville Hickok. Yale '97. TimekeepersMessrs.

W. A. Lambeth. Lnlversity of Virginia, and J. Hadley Doyle.

Georgetown. Linesmen Messrs S. P. McPheeters. University ft Virginia, and W.

K. Johnson, Georgetown. Time of halves 20 minutes. Three Out of Four For Emmett SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Nov.

IS (Special). Abotly contested game of football took place this afternoon on Lehigh's field between the Emmett and their old rival, the Pioneer eleven. This was the fourth annual game plaved between the two local teams, and the Kmmett captured three out of four games, which makes them highlv jubilant to-night. The team, tea (led by a drum corps, marched through the principal streets of the town, amid the firing tt cannon crackers and roman candles. Although the Pioneer's team was on an average twenty pounds heavier, yet the Emmett's eleven went off the field with flying colors.

Degnan scored the first touchdown for the Emmet ts eighteen minutes after game had been called. The Pioneers played a decidedly rough game. The line-up: Emmett. Positions. Pioneer.

Mellon Left end Kelly Baunian Left tackle Savan Newhard Left guard Casey Schlodt Centre Durnan Boyle, Murphy guard Finn Schrader Right tackle McNamara Talbot Right end Bouquel Sheehan Ouarter-back (Capt.) McNamara nayes Left half-back Haney Degnan Right half-back McNamara lougbman Full-back Julian Score Emmett. 12: Pioneer. 5. Touchdowns Degnan. Bauman.

Julian. Goals from touchdowns Sheehan. 2. Referee Durnan. Pioneer.

Umpire Heidelman. Emmett. Linesmen Had-fien. Emmett; Lynch. Pioneer.

Time of halves 35 minutes. Wissahickon Too Mnch for German-i town M. C. A. The Wissahiekon team put up the best game of the season yesterday afternoon, when they defeated the Germantown Y.

M. C. A. by the 6core of 17 to 0. There were a number of sensational runs by Holt.

Johnston. Kenworthy and Loos, and a beautifully kicked goal from the o-yard line by Johnston. Tierney and McCarty played a good game for the visitors. Next week Wissahiekon plav a team from Pencovd Iron Works for the benefit of St. Timothy's Hospital.

The line-up yesterday was: Wissahiekon. Pos. Germantown. Hawthorne Right end Runner Stroker Right guard Curier Frost Centre McDowell Shover Left guard Buckenhurst Kenworthy Left tackle Martin Lord. Right half-back Nafler Doyle Left half-back Loos Johnston Quarter-back McCarty Holt Full-back Tiernev Touchdowns Holt.

Loos. Goal from field-Johnston. Goals Johnston. 2. Referee Mellor.

of P. Umpire Ingraham. Linesmen Brooks nd Linton. Timer H. Kenworthy.

Chester Academy Defeats Media MEDIA, Nov. 18 (Special). Chester Academy won from the Media Academv second team to-day dn a hotly contested game. The feature was a goal from the field by Mason of 45 yards one second before time in last half. Media lost the bail several times on fumbles, fccore 10 to 0.

The line-up: Media Acad. 2d. Positions. Chester Acad. Messick end Cohen Zoll Left tackle James ehuehardt Left White Thompson, Estlin Levering E.

Stiteler Right guard Coe Stiteler Right W. Longbottom Wright Right end North Jeffrey Quarter-back Hazzard J. Worrell Left half-back Hamilton Madill Right half-back. Longbottom Banorus Full-baek Mason Touchdown Hamilton. 'Goals from field-rMa-eon.

Umpire Burgess. Referee Ottey. Linesmen Dalton and Baker. Time of halves 20 and IB minutes. NEW YORK, Nov.

18. In halves of 25 and 20 minutes. Columbia defeated Dartmouth today. 22 to 0. The backs of the Columbia eleven broke through the line and circled the ends at will.

Dartmouth succeeded in making the necessary five yards twice only, and at no time did they hold Columbia for downs. Proctor's punting prevented Columbia from rolling up a much larger score, and was the feature of Dartmouth's play. Rogers and O'Connor also did good work for Dartmouth. Weeks distinguished himself by making two long runs, resulting in touchdowns one of these runs was for ninety yards. Bruce put up a good game at guard.

As compared with the Columbia eleven, that of Dartmouth was rather light. There were hardly more than ir00 people within the inelosure. while the erowrts on the viaduct and on "Dead Head'' hill was smaller than usual. Details of Play Columbia won the toss and took the west goal. Proctor kicked, off for Dartmouth at 2.30.

An exebanre of kicks followed, leaving the ball in the centre of the field in Columbia's possession. By a series of line plunges Columbia carried the ball to Dartmouth's 25-yard line: Weeks then got around Boyle for fifteen Larendon got through the line for five more, and Morley crossed the line for a touchdown on the next play. Morley failed an easy goal. Score: Columbia, 3: Dartmouth, 0, after ten minutes of play. Proctor kicked off to Morley.

Columbia returned the kick immediately. Stickney could not gain. and Proctor kicked at once to Weeks on Columbia's 20-yard line. On the next play Morley broke through Coswell for 50 yards. He was stopped by Proctor on Dartmouth's 40-yard line.

On the third down Weeks hurdled between Corson and Ailing, dodged Proctor and scored a touchdown after a run of 40 yards. Morley goaled. Score: Co-lumia. 11; Dartmouth. 0.

within fifteen minutes after the game was started. After the kick-off the ball see-sawed up and down the field. Columbia finally getting it on a fumble on Dartmouth's 20-yard line. The ball was advanced to within seven yards of Dartmouth's goal line, where Columbia lost the ball for holding. proctor kicked out of danger, Dartmouth eventually got the ball on Columbia's 30-yard line.

Here they tried for a goal from place kick, but failed, the ball going to Columbia's 20-yarJ line. Columbia carried the ball to the centre of the field by steady line bucking. Here the ball was given to Dartmouth for off-side play. Dartmouth could, not gain, and an exchange of kicks followed. The half ended with the ball in Columbia's possession on her own 30-yard line.

No changes were made Jn the line-up of either eleven for the second half. A succession of punts followed the kick-off. the ball eventually being in Columbia's possession on her own 20-yard line. Straight down the field Columbia carried the ball for a total of 50 yards, finally losing the ball on a fumble. Proctor immediately punted to Columbia's 15-yard line.

On the next line-up Weeks' got between Coswell and Low. and after a run of ninety yards, in which he dodaed Proctor, he scored the third touchdown of the game. Morley missed oal. Score: Dartmouth. Columbia.

16. Proctor kicked off to Slocovltch. who got back to the 30-yard line on the catch. From this point Columbia's backs hit the line for repeated and uninterrupted gains, which landed the ball on Dartmouth's 15-yard line. Columbia was then given ten yards for off-side play, and on the next play Larendon went through the line for the last touchdown.

Larendon kicked goal. Score: Columbia, 22; Dartmouth, 0. The ball for the remainder of the half, was in Columbia's territory most of the time, due largely to the poor work of Columbia's substitute quarter-back. The game ended with the ball in Dartmouth's possession on Columbia's 35-yard line. Line-up: Columbia.

Positions. Dartmouth. Neidlinger Left end Boyle (MacLaskell) (Gilmorei Smyth Left tackle Coswell Bruce Left guard Lowe Wright Centre Rogers Miller Right guard On-son Knapp Right tackle Ailing SloCovitch Right end O'Connor Putnam Quarter-back Wentworth (Van Hovenberg) Weeks Left half-back Griffin (Wbaleni Morley half-back Stickney Larendon (Denman) Full-back Proctor Referee Cogswell. Umpire Langford. Time of -halves 25 and 20 minutes.

touchdowns Weeks, Morley, Larendon. Goals from touchdowns Morley. Larendon. Bellefonte Academy Wins BELLEFONTE. Nov.

18 (Special). This afternoon at State College a large audience witnessed a hard-fought game of football between the Bellefonte Academy team and the State College Preps. The score was 6 to 0 in favor of the Academy, and as a result of the victory the students are painting Bellefonte red this evening by ringing bells and marching the streets, beating arums and blowing horns. Miller, of the Academy, caught the ball from a kick in the first half, and by good interference carried the bell fifty yards for a touchdown. The following is the line-up: Bellefont Acad.

Pos. State Col. Preps. W. Twitmire Left end Richards Eadon Left tackle Deike Van Tassel (Capt.) guard Conipbell Stevens Siegiried McGee Right guard Lee Kline Right tackle Tc.ylor Wright Right end Ruble Miller Quarter-back Thompson J.

Twitmore half-back Smith Otto Right half-back (Capt.) Curtin Full-baek Frye Touch-down Miller. Goal kicked Curtin. Referee MeKilvies. Umpire Busb. Time of game Twenty minute halves.

Another Tie at Flemington N. Nov. 16 (Special). The second of the series of games between High Bridge and Flemington resulted in another tie on the association's grounds here this afternoon. The game was Ldttery contested throughout, and both teams came near scoring.

The line-up: Flemington. Positions. High Bridge. Cox Left end Hodman O'Hare Left tackle Grube Morgan Left guard Carlisle J. O'Hare Centre Scull J.

Reardon Right guard E. McLaue Fulper Right tackle W. McLane Biadle Right end Ward Dean, Stryker Quarter-back M. Devlin Raub Right half-back J. Devlin Slattery, Stryker.

half-back Sbeban Lovell Full-back W. Reardon Referee Sutphin. Umpire Aller. The Mutes' Impressive Victory COLLEGEVILLE. Nov.

18 (Special). The Pennsylvania Deaf and Dumb Institute, of Mt. Airy, won in an exciting game from Ursinus second by the score of 16 to 0. The mutes' colored end, McAbee, played a star game. Coftield and Little also played well.

For Ursinus Leroy. Gutshall and Van Kaiser easily carried off the honors. D. I. Positions.

Ursinus 2d. Craig Centre Knoll Keefer Right end Baun Campbell Right tackle Gutshall Stan Comistike. McAbee end Moyer Enwrigbt Left tackle Leroy Soles Left guard Williams Quarter-back Leinback McDonald Left half-back Alexander Coftield (Ca.pt.). -Right Hoffsommer Little Full-back Van Kaiser Touchdowns Coffield. McAbee.

Campbell. Goal from touchdown McDonald. Referee Houck. Umpire Lentz. Linesmen G.

Spangler. Mr. Tabor. Timekeeper Keiter. Time of halves 20 minutes.

Stradford Beats Trinity The Trinity lined up against the Stradford A. C. at the latter's grounds on Fifty-first, above Baltimore avenue, and were defeated bv the score of 17 to 0. The features of the gama were the 66-vard run of, Hayllar for a touchdown and the playing of Nill, Kollock and Leinroth for the Stradford and the playing of W. Hvland for the Trinity.

The Une-up: Stradford A. C. Positions. Trinity. Kollock Left end Aleck Peirpoint Left tackle Rudolph Semper Left guard MoskovlTz Clapo Centre Lavine Kensil Right guard E.

Hvland Thompson Right tackle Duen Bell Right end Maroivitz Drion Ouarter-back Durney Nill Right half-back Gaffin Havllar Left half-back Abrahams Leinroth Full-back W. Hvland Score Touchdowns Nill. Havllar and Clapp. Goals Kollock. 2.

Umpire Benjamin Bright. Referee McGregor. Linesmen P. Leinroth and Peterson. Time 20 and 15-minute halves.

School Boys Fall to Score SCRANTON. Nov. IS (Special). Teains presenting the high schools of Scrantori Wjlliamsport played here to-day for the foot bull championship against the nigh schools of the State. Neither side scored, though Wil-liamsport came close to making a touch-down in each half.

At their last meeting in Wil-liamsport, Scranton was defeated by a score 5 to O. Horan. Brown and Debow. of Sctanton. and Vail and Wheland.

of Williams-port, did fine playing. The line-up was as follows: Willlamsport. Position. Scrantoa. Ottc Centre Eynon Rimes Rieht guard Horan F.

Lundy (capt.) guard Wolia Dittmar Right tackle Shnltz Price Left tackle Welsenfiuh T. Lundv Quarter-back Trrpp Van Fleet Right end Vaugjn Hess Left end McHugh Hiogland Right half-back Dehow Wheland Left half-back Brown Yitil Full-back Williams Umpire Brink Thorne. Yale. Referee Dr. Cisver.

Dickinson. Timekeepers M. Mosher, Scianton High School, and Mr. Campbell, Williamsport High School. Ashland and Pottsville ASHLAND.

Nov. 18 (Special). Ashland sot back at Pottsville for their defeat last Saturday and to the extent of eighteen points against them, and did not allow Pottsville within forty yards of their goal at any 6tage of the game. Ashland. 18.

Positions. Pottsville. 0. Walters Left end Bright Betz Left tackle Channell Ellis guard Earnst Smith Morgan Cuff -Right guard Quandell O'Neil Right tackle Evans Pnreell Right end Haas Doolin Left half-back Landefeld Right half-back Evans Quarter-back Beddow Wallauer Full-back Swaving Touchdowns Doolin. Betz.

Landefeld. Goals from to'ichdowns Wallauer. 3. Time of halves 5 minutes. Linesmen Barron, of Ashland; O'Brien, of Pottsville.

Referee and umpire Heaton. of Ashland, and Womlsdorf, of Pottsville 214 State St. CHICAGO, ILL. of Lycoming county, ended in wrancle with five minutes to play, the score 10 t. 6 in Whffl Club's favor and the ball in i-obscssi of Chief of Polic-j Stryker.

Burlingume was hammering Wheel Clnb's line for steady cains. "The wheelmen made a stand cn their 18-yard line aud Referee Wolfe decided it wis ball downs, then on a prottst measured the distance and decided in favor of Kiirlinname. Then ensued a loug wrangle, and in the meantime darkness settled over the field, hut both sides mill guarded the ball. At last Chief StrvUer steppe 1 in and curried the ball away, to hold it until so.ne satisfactory decision is j-rrived at. There were many bets of big sums on the result.

The game will probably be pluyed over. Llue-np: Burllngame. Positions. Wteil lub. Fike Left end Watson Surlrnan Left tackle Motter Htiuger Left auard Nuas Mcintosh Centre Gessner Wcrtz Right guard Graen Wolfe Risht tackle Otto Burchneld Right end Lan Stutters i Capt.) Quarter-back Moor- Harman Left half-back Mitchell tCapf.t Reed Right half-back Russie Thompson Full-back Gibson Touchdowns Wertz.

Gil.son. Watson. Goal from touchdown Hannan. Referee Wolfe. Umpire Schuchart.

Timers Fischer and Rit-ter. LiueKmeu Hessler and Brown. Time 30 snd 25-minute halves. Independents Eaiy r'or LewlsbnrK LKWISBURG, Nov. 18 (Special) The Lewisburg Athletic Club defeated the Sunbury Independents here this afternoon by the score of 21 to O.

The- Lewisburg team claims the championship of Union and Northumberland counties, they having played Beven games this season and only five points have been scored against them. The line up: Lewisburg A. C. Positions. Suubury Ind.

B. Bower Centre James Marsh Right guard Keychbaum Goodman Left guard Burd Wendel Right tackle Butler J. Bower Left tackle Kennedy Stlfer Right end Wetzel Stougbton Left end Clement Wails ((Capt.) Quarter-back Sahl Johnson Right half-back. Knauss Darlington Left half-back Savldge Vorre See bold ((Capt Touchdowns Darlington. Marsh.

Stifer, Johnson, tjoals Darlington. 1. Kefeiee Smith, Bucknell. Umpire Butler, Lafayette. Timekeepers Robler.

Bucknell. Linesmen Melxell and Hankee. Time of halves 20 minutes. Riyerton and Phoenix A. A.

PHOKMXv ILLK Nojr. 18 (Special). The strong Rivertou A. of Rivertou, N. came to Pnoenixvllle to-day and lined up against the Phoenix A.

A. The visitors expected to win, but were outclassed, the score at the end of two 20-minute halves standing 18-0 lu favor of Phoenix. Riverton A. A. Positions.

Phoenix A. A. Beckenhacb Right end Springer Strinson Right tackle Mori-Is Smith Right guard Cabot Ramsey Centre Stocker Seal Left guard Jacob W. Thomason Left tackle G. Davis Rensbaw.

Jones Left L. Kenshtw Schetzline Quarter-back O'Douuell Capt. Uuder bulf-back Ilennexacy Bifthop Left half-back Barlow Thomason Full-back D. Davis Referee D. Dunbar.

Umpire Hemphill. Linesmen Burt and Kulp. Timer Romey. T'ouchaowna O'Donnell, Jacobs, I). Davis.

Goals. O'Donnell. 3. Final score Phoenix A. 18; Riverton A.

0. Attendance 100O. Time of halve Twenty minutes. Speedwell and Glenslde At Glenside yesterday the local team was beaten by the Speedvllle. The line-up: Speedwell.

Pos. Glenside T. Buck Left end Wunderla A. Heston Left tackle Renuiuger H. Battersby Left guard Fesmire Shoemaker Centre Drucknenulller F.

Riley Risht guard H. Wilsoa J. Froescher Right tackle Sebeneny F. Fuhrer Right end May" A. Tyson Quarter-back Heist W.

Landis Left balf-back Snyder C. Fuhrer Right half-back W. Wilson W. Dignan Full-back Hiukle Touchdowns F. Fuhrer.

Buck. Landis 1: Dignan. 2. Goals from touchdowns C. Fuh- rer.

1: Batterby. 1. Safety Landis. Referee W. Riley.

Umpire H. Fry. Linesmeu Rtt-tenhouse, Foster. Halves 20 minutes. Belle-rue Victorious The Bellevue defeated the Westmoreland A.

A. for the 135-pound championship of the Falls by the score of ft to 0. The game was full of brilliant plays, especially by the Bellevue team. Line-up: Position. Westmorel'd.

Hutchinson Centre Warren Veel Right guard Sedjwick Whitehead Right tackle Mitchell P. Murphey and Omensetter Rieht end Hannan Crow Ift guard Dtinlnp M. Murphv Right tackle Fiedbei- Reddingtdn Ieft end J. Murphy McKav Quarter-hack Webster Cropper Right half-back orth Buckley Left balf-back McVey Stone Full-back B. Dunlap Referee Morrison.

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son, the score being 5 to 0. A large number of spectators witnessed the sport, the game being the hardest fought of the year. The ilne-up follows Active A. A. Position.

Continental A. C. Finncgan Left end Heimens Nields Left tackle C. H. Guss guard Maule S.

Gnss Centre. capt. Sharpe Right guard Vowinkle Heel. capt Right tackle. Rerwin, Barrett Hetberiugton Right end McDevltt Hoopes Quarter-back McMullen Cox Left half-back Donnelly Lewis Right half-back Harris Hoskins Clemo Touchdown Nields.

Final score Active A. 5: Continental. 0. Referee Niblock. Umpire McElwee.

Linesmen Gheen and Barber. Time of halves 20 minutes. Lamljertvllle Beats Langhorne LAMBERTVILLE, N. Nov. 1 (Special) Larabertville and Langhorne (Pa.) played an interesting game here to-day.

The latter team wa3 defeated by the score of 13 to 6. Line-up: Lambertville. Position. Langhorne. Charaker Left end Satterwaite Allen Left tackle Smith Scott Left guard Griest Bliss Centre Eres Wert Right guard Barlow Sharp tackle Mancill Kroesen Right end Allen Conover Quarter-back Gllkinson Hugh Left half-back Hibbs Kline Right half-back Jackson Hoffman Full-back Hutchinson Touchdowns Hoffman, Scott.

Goal from touchdown Charaker. Safety Gllkinson. Umpire Burton. Referees Ely and Smith. Time Two 20-minute halves.

Hager.town and Waynesboro HAGERSTOWN. Nov. 18 (Special). The Hagerstown football team defeated the eleven of the Waynesboro (Pa.) Athletic Association here this afternoon by the score of 10 to 5. It wac the first def at sustained this sesson by Waynesboro.

Following is the line-up: Hagerstown. Positions. Wavnesboro. Hawthorne Left end Rore Thompson Left tackle Zook, Pli-uk Rester Left guard D'okcl Shafer Centre Hoffman King Right guard Bnrr P.iershiug Right tackle Bsekner Wiugert (Capt.) Right end Adams (CaPt.) Miller Qu-ii-ter-haek Zorhn Harper Lett half-back Strld.T McCP.rdell Right half-hack Pe-ird Mi'ldlekrufl Full-back Caldwell Touchdowns McCitdcll, Hawthorne. Beard.

Referee Professor C. E. Fleck, of Waynesboro. Umpire Mr. Edwrrd McP.

Armstrong, of Tln-ekeepers -C. W. Boyer. of Hagerstown. and Mr.

Harry. Woynestwro. Linesmen Smith and Hager. Time of halves 20 minutes. Ormiston and Merchantville MERCHANTVILLE.

N. Not. 18 (Special). Merchantville Field Club was defeated in a hot game this afternoon by the Ormiston team score 1(5 to 0 despite the fart that half of the local team was new. Line-up: Ormiston.

Positions. Merchantville. Titniaa Right half-back Woodward Miller end Mulford Deiser Right tackle French fmrell Klfht guard Dubois Noble Centre Tuttle Dillon Lc't guard Donahue Erring Left tackle Klein I'lumberg Left end Marshall Ilaywerd Left half-back Lemons Harold Full-back Westbrook Dowland Quarter-back Ivius Referee F. Van Hart. Timekeepers E.

Walter and S. A Ridgway. Crppire F. Ashenfelter. Touchdowns Harold.

3. Goal Harold. orrlstown Down's Kmmett NORRISTOWN. Nov. 18 (Special).

The NorrJstown football team, in an exciting game this afternoon, defeated the Emmett A. of Phoenixville. by the score of 6 to 0. The game was hotly contested and highly interesting. Mo-Meekln carrying off the honors.

The line-up: Norristown. Positions. Emmett A.C. McMeekin Right end Boyle B.i toman Right guard Lvrieli Hack Right tackle Marrion Lynch Centre Hoff Earles Left guard; J.Custer Bulyer Left tackle Ryan Arnold Left end M. Custer Carrigan Quarter-back.

Link Right half-back Custer Rqdy Left half-back Hennessy Beard Fnll-baek Mulhern Touchdown McMeekin. Goal from touchdown McMeekin. Time Two 26-min. halves. Referee -Budercnffcr.

Umpire Grieve. Stanton A. 16; Havel Academy, The Stanton A. A. defeated Dr.

Havel's Academy team yesterday at the North Philadelphia grounds bv the score of 16. to 0. The features were the end running of Wood and Miller and the general all around playing of the Sfanton. The line-op: Stanton A. A.

Positions. Naval Academy. Right end Conaway Elmer Right tackle Murfic Fisher Right guard Schell H. Flovd Centre Wheeler Shoman Left guard Coles Tucker Left tackle Smith Miller Left end Meleher. Capt.

Quarter-back Lyons Wood Right half-back Buckley Mayer Left half-back Kork McCusker Full-back Mahone Touchdowns Wood, 3. Goals Wood. Referee Grant Carroll. Umpire Nought. Time of halves 20 and 15 minutes.

Anstln Wins From Melrose The Austin defeated the Melrose football team by the score of 29 to 0. The features were the all-round playing -of the Austin and Preston and Noll for Melrose. The line-up: Austin. Positions. Melrose.

Fickeissen. Left end Moore Left tackle Cleveland Left guard Slebold Centre McDermott F. McCormick Right guard Bates Longhery Right tackle McHugh Pendergraat Right end Bert rand McGnrdy (Capt.) Quarter-back Hof nel Wright Right balf-back Preston Hamilton Left half-back Noll C. McCormick Full-back Cullen (Capt.) Referee G. Pendergrast.

Umpire Rotherow, Timekeeper E. 3aus. Linesmen O'Boyle and O. Berdelbach. Touchdowns Hamilton.

Cleveland. 1. and C. McCormick. 3.

Goals from touchdowns C. McCormick. 4. Haddon Hish School Wins HADDONFIELD. N.

Nov. 18. The Haddon High School defeated the Arlington F. B. of Philadelphia, by the score of 30 to 0.

The features of the games were the all-round playing of Barber, Read and Lister for Haddon. Line-up: H. H. S. Positions.

Arlington. Read Left end Snvder W. Holloway Left tackle Whitting Cramer Left guard Vaughn Centre Jones Brown Right guard Thomas L. Holloway Right guard Jackson Da Costa Right end Smith Clark half-back. Lannigan Barber Left half-ba'k L.

I-annigan Lister Full-back Harrison Gardiner Centre Ollifealingo OTHER SPORTS ON PAGES 10. 13 AXD 15. OF THIS SECTION, AND PAGES 12 AND 13 OF SECOND SECTION. 6UCKNELL DOWNED Lafayette Scores First Touchdown After Twenty Minutes Play BRAY KICKED THE GOAL Piatt Scores in the Second Half on Twelve-Yard Run and Another Goal Results Special to The Inquirer. EASTON, Nov.

18. After having defeated all the teams she met on the gridiron this season, with the single exception of the University of Pennsylvania, Jlacknell was downed this afternoon by Lafayette. The score was 12 to 0. A touchdown and goal were scored in each of the 25-minute halves. There was a large crowd present.

Miss Helen Gould, of New York, who is visiting Easton as the guest of Mrs. Parke H. Davis, witnessed the game from a carriage along the side line. She wore Lafayette colors. After getting the balT on her ten-yard line from the kick-off.

Lafayette, by steady, machine-like playing, carried the pigskin to her opponent's fifteen-yard-line, where the visitor took a brace and held the Maroon and White for downs. Bucknell made two unsuccessful attempts to advance the bail and then It was passed back to Matthewson for a punt. Chalmers broke through and blocked the kick. Af-again getting posession of the ball, Lafayette carried it down the field by repeated guards back plays and twenty minutes after the game had been commenced Trout was pushed over the line for a touchdown. Bray kicked the goal.

In the second talf Piatt got over the line for the second touchdown after a run of twelve yards on a delayed pass. Bray scored another goal. Most of the ground gaining was done by Captain Bray, who got out of a sick bed to take his place in the lin-. Trout, as nsual, never failed to advance the ball when a few yards were necessary. Knight made several fine runs around the ends.

Matthewson made many pretty tackles and on several occasions brought down the ball-carnrr after the latter had passed all the other Bucknell players. But the visitors' full-back had no opportunity to drop goals from the field. Three attempts In that direction In the first halt were frustrated by Lafayette men breaking tnrough the line and blocking the kicks. Matthewson was clearly outpunted by Bray. In the second half, after Bucknell'e fullback had punted the ball to within two or three feet of Lafayette's goal line Captain Bray picked It up, walked carelessly a few yards and then started on a run for the Tisitors' goal.

It was a trick that landed the ball near the centre of the field before Bray was downed. The line-up was as follows: Lafayette. Positions. Bucknell. Ely and Bacon Left end Rlemer Chalmers Left tackle Carlln Trout guard Kuse Bachman and Schmidt Sweet Butler Right guard Gillis Weidenmeyer Right tackle Armour Brown Bight end Frendenbergcr Hubiey Quartei-back Bunnell Piatt Left half-back Stanton Knight Right half-back Weymouih Brav Matthewson Referee Dr.

A. E. Bull, Pennsylvania. Umpire Dr. A.

W. Elling. Yale. Mt. St.

Mary's and Frederick City GETTYSBURG, Nov. 18 (Special). Mt. St. Mary's to-day defeated Frederick Citr Col lege on the former's ground by a score of 27 to O.

captain salmon I goal from the field was the feature of the game. The line-up: Mt. St. Mary's. Position.

Frederick College. riaberty i-Left end Mattoon Oman Left tackle Moberly Ma bony Left guard Schoil Fotteneau Kcfer Culbane guard Mehrlln O'Donnell Rlgnt tackle Tyson I'isher end ood Schonder Quarter-back Eistaihaur Bennett Left balf-back Creager jvirKDtrau msiii uui-mci capt.) Salmon (Capt- Brust At Holmeibarg 29; Warter A. 6. Line-up: Holmesbnrg, Holmesburg. Jolly D.

Lsvton. Hogan C. Lott Rowland. Pewell Barnes Dailogneaner. Massey t-ositions, Warter A.

A. r. Left end tackle guard. night end. Quarter-back.

balf-back Barnes -MeClooWev Baumgardner AlclYenn i Murphy Grubb Fltzalmmons Bannon Full-back Brandin Frankford and Phila. A. C. Franfcford, 30. Positions.

Phila. A. C. 10 Lippincott Left end Miller Barter Left tackle winainv Mason. Left guard Foster rrrnnrn centre 3.

Walters Gilmore Right guard Brown Right tackle Walter Bratton (Castor). Right end Elliott King Quarter-back Mesimer Souneborn (McO'k). Left half-back Haroid Rieht half-back Allbright Riddle (Hornb r. Full-back Walton Touchdowns Latimer. Barter, 3: Riddle, 1.

Safety Walton. Goals from touchdowns Riddle. 3. Referee Bousman. Umpire Carson.

Linesmen Wilson. Time of halves 20 and 25 minute. Chief of Police- Got the Ball WILLIAMSPORT. Nov. IS "(Special).

Today' football gime between Burlingarre nnd WlUlamsirort Wheel Club, for the championship SAILOR LADS WIN The Deweys and Schleys That Are to Be Run Away With Old Lehigh ROLL UP TWENTY-FOUR Was a Hard Game and Many of the Pennsylvania Players Had Retire Special to The Inquirer. ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 18. Navy heelers are jubilant to-night over the great showing of their eleven in to-day's game with Lehigh.

The fact that the cadets were able to score twenty-four points in two halves of thirty and twenty minutes agaiDSt a team so strong gives them renewed hope. The Middes had, with but one exception, the strongest team possible. Osterhouse, the regular quarter, was not put in on accouut of a few bruises, and Gannon took his place; but ctherwise it was the best eleven available, and their showing was looked upon as a sure indication of their strength. Lehigh started in with two subs, and ended the game with all she had in, so that their shewing was not what it should have been. The frequent fumbles of the Cadets' quarter about evened things up, though, and let the visitors off much better than would otherwise have beeu.

The playing of the home team was fast and hard from the start, and soon told so heavily on their opponents that man after man was laid out. After the first ten minutes it becme a matter of time only how many points would be scored, and the game lost interest on account of the one-sldedness of it. In the first half Lehigh carried the ball several times for fair gains and once or twice made large inroads irto the Cadets' territory. On fumbled kicks they never came near the goal, though, aud in the second half were unable to make a first down. The Cadets on their side put up a fast, driv ing game throughout, and, barring fumbles.n did not lose the ball once.

Te fumbllns was due to the sub-quarter, but, as he has only played the position three days, it was no more than could be expected. Adams' fine work at centre was the feature of the game. He proved a stone wall when he kicked, and opened holes as big as a door ou the offense. The line-up: Lehigh. Positions.

Navy. Scoviu Left end Long Gilbert Left tackle Wortiuau Peoples Left guard Palligan Payne Centre Adams Bray Right guard Belknap Ross Right tackle Doi nia Right end Berrien Chamberlin Gamon Reese Left half-back Mauley James Right half-back Freyer Fuller Full-back Wude Umpire Taussig, Cornell. Referee Iglehart, St. John's. Railroad Boys Win COLUMBIA.

Njv. 18 (Special). After one of the fiercest football contests that has ever taken place in Columtia the P. R. R.

Y. M. C. A. team, of Philadelphia, defeated the Olympic A.

A. eleven by a score of 12 to O. Both teams played strongly. The scoring was done all in the first half and both touchdowns were the result of repeated iine-buekinz. The Columbia boys did excellent work and in the second half played the visitors to a standstill.

Hildebrand, Uffonheimer, the Schoenhut brothers and Smvthe put up the b( st game for Philadelphia, while for the Olympic 4he playing of Cranford. Splain. the Shekard brothers. Clepper and was ncticeable. The teams liued up as follows: olvmpic.

Positions. P. R. R. Y.

M. C. A. M. Clepjier Left end W'iddoes Cranford (Capt Left trckle Uffenheimer Splain Left guard Hildebrand.

McFarland Gilleman Centre Barefoot sruard Harmer Searoer Riarht tackle Burchell (Capt.) Gverboltzer Right guard Kerner Quarter-back H. Schoenhut Jiimes Sheekar-1 Left half-back Strums Joseph Sheckard Right L. Schoenhut Ssvidge Full-back Sinjthe Touchdowns Uffenheimer and Simms. Goals from touchdowns H. Schoenhut, 2.

Referee Mr. Kehler. Umpire Mr. Harshane. Lehigh.

Timers Messrs. Encle and Bowers. Columbia; Philippe, Philadelphia. Linesmen Gilfillin, Philadelphia: Haefuer, Columbia. Time 20 and 15-miuute halves.

Attetdi nee 1000. Alumni and Normal WEST CHESTER, Nov. 18 The Alumni 'earn defeated the regular Normal School team here this afternoon in a game of basketball bv a score of 12 to 6, the game being an in teresting one. xne line-up roiiows: Normal. Position.

Alumni. Smltb Lane Weinberger Attack Irwin Strouss Centre McMullen Lorn Defense Channel Monahan. Evans Windle Goals from the field Smith, Evans, Weinberger. Windle (2), Irwin (2, Lane. Channel.

Fouls Windle. Referee Schraeder; Timer MeCrea-ry. Scorer Moore. Final score Normal, Alumni. 12.

Hloomtiel Boys Victorious NEW BLOOMFIELB, Nov. 18 (Special). The Meehanisburg football team came to Bloomfield to-day to play a game with the Bloomfield High School team and were defeated by a score of 17 to 0. The Mechanicsburg team are a much heavier team than the home team, but at no stage of the game was the Bloomfield goal in danger, the whole game being played In Mi-chanicsburg's territory. Following is the line-up: Positions.

Bloomfield H. is. Lvnch Centre Stephens Crawford Right guard Alexander Frv Left guard Krebbs Ashenfelter Right tackle Orr Palmer Left tackle Clegg Stehley Right end Clouser Morrett Left end Bentzel Ra kenstraw Quarter-back Heckman J. Lvnch Right half-back Stoop Swarthont Left half-hack Rceder Hannan Full-back Miller Continental Team Beaten WEST CHESTER, Nov. 18 (Special) The Continental A.

C. Football team, of Philadelphia, was defeated by the Active here this afternoon In the moat exciting- game of the aea-.