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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1908 FOOTBALL GAMES PLAYED BY BIG AND LITTLE COLLEGE TEAMS ON GRIDIRONS PEffl WOfl FROM BUCKHELL 16-0 Red and Blue Did All Her Scoring in First Half of Hard and Rough Game IS SCORE JIM NASIUM PICTURES SCENES IN PENN-BUCKNELL GAME SYRACUSE HOLDS SPRINGFIELD EASV MEAT FOR TIGERS Ragged Play and Much Fumbling to Great Extent Mars Game, Score 18 to 0 THREE FIELD GOALS Carlisle Downs State by a Smaller Score Than Is Expected Bull Dogs Are Outplayed and Outgeneraled in the First Half M-Some Brilli-nt Work and Numer Visitors Several Times Held the Quakers for Downs and Forward Passes Were Unsuccessful Fine Work of Weaver Results in Only Tally Made by the Belle-fonte Eleven Coach Roper Trys Out a Large Number of Substitutes Mc-Crohan and Read the Stars ous Fumbles on Part of New Haven Team Characterize Game 10b ID lLU.fcLER6rCK'WEVlT yF itlluPn rIV7v1 5, TO 6 UTS i miS'wSfr' Marks-uAJLtD-A-FunBLE Jlii r- -irSbr tCLtxr TACKLE.D uu. I Special to The Inquirer. NEW HAVEN. Oct. 3.

In a hard game this afternoon, in which Yale was outplayed in the first half, Yale defeated Syracuse by the to 0. The touchdown, which occurred about the middle of the second half, was due to a very lucky forward pass made by Hopkins, the Yale quarter-back, in desperation. Brown fell on the ball ten yards from the Syracuse goal line and Coy in two of his famous through-the-centre plunges. made the touchdown. Hobbs kicked the goal.

Brilliant plays characterized the game, as well as numerous fumbles on Yale's part. Especially good was a perfect forward pass of thirty yards from Horr. the Syracuse captain, to Burton, the Syracuse end, in the first half, and a 30-yard run by Kilpatrick. Yale's end rush. Another 30-yard run was made by Phil-bin, and Coy in the second half played as he did in last Tear's Princeton game.

But the best backfield man for consistent playing was Murphy. He carried the ball several times, but his principal work was defensive and his tackles were as sure and fearless 19 those of any lineman. Howard Jones, who formerly played on a Yale team, brother of Tad, is coach of Syracuse Special to The Inquirer. PRINCETON, Oct. 3.

The Springfield Training School turned out to be an easier victim for the Tigers than was anticipated. The score was lS-O. Princeton started Id with a rush. Read running the kick-off back 30 yards. Pfeiffer and Read then proceeded to make good gains around the ends, but a fumble lost the ball.

Indeed, fumbling and ragged play marred the game to- a great extent. Springfield was unable to gain consistently and punted. A series of mass plays scored the Tigers' first touchdown. McCrohan carrying the ball over. Waller kicked the goal.

Score 6-0. Read made the second tally not Ions afterward, but Waller failed to kick the coal. Score, ll-O. From this time on sub after rub was Bent out from the side lines, for Coach Roper's plan was to try out a large number cf men. The second half found an entirely new Tiger eleven on the field.

Both sides resorted free'y to punting, on-siae kicks and forward passes, but the latter were miserably executed. When Read and Pfeiffer went out Princeton still found excellent ground gainers in Cunningham and Bishop. Springfield at length held for downs on their 40-yard line. When Princeton punted. Winters caught the ball, but was shoved back for a safety.

Score. 13-0. Carlburg made the final touchdown. Score 18-0. The line-up: Princeton.

"Positions. Springneld. Bammau Left end Winters (Scott, Fine Seicliug Left tackle Howard (Bth) Waller Left guard Delabanty Cass iKins.Whaleyi Centre Martin MacFayden Kight guard Graves (Woehn Clarke iMahn) Right tackle eager iiiht end Andrews (Gill. Welch. Dawson) Dillon Quarterback McCulloch (Monroe, Bergen.

Murray! Pfeiffer Right half-back P. ColK-r. (Bishop. Carlburg) Left half -back 1... Solassa In a bard-fought and rough gamp Pennsylvania yesterday defeated Bucknell by the score of 16 to O.

Ppm scored all her points in the first half. Scores should have been made in the second period hut for poor generalship in lirecting the plays, which lost the ball to Bucknell on the one yard line, and again on the ten yard line. After that Penn put a number of substitutes in the game, and while Bucknell was never dangerous, the Red and Blue could not get the ball over the line. Penn's team play showed much improvement, and the line braced up and made a good showing against a physically strong team. There were several disqualifications for roughness.

Keinath was hurt after catching a punt. A few plays Jater Munk was disabled, and MeNinch, who took his place, did not last long, as he was tent from the game for slugging. Coulston went in at quarter, but he, too, had to leave the game because of injury to his leg. and Ileemer finished out the contest. In the second half Marks was disqualified for roughness.

Only a few attempts were made to use the forward rass they were not successful. The game was fought out on the lines of straight Fena devoted her attack to line bucking and end runs by Keinath and Ilollenback. Bucknell did some good work in advancing the ball, but did not persist In her efforts. As the punting by McAllister was weak, play was almost continually In the visitors' territory. Had Penn made more determined efforts to score, using the forward pass and mixing tip her plays better, the score would have -been larger.

No doubt Bill Ilollenback refrained from turning loose anything novel, because Villanova is played Wednesday, and a hard game is expected. Special to The Inquirer. WILKES-BAEEE, Oct. 3. Scoring only by field goals the Carlisle Indians managed to defeat the State College team, here this afternoon, the game being the first big college game played here, and over ten thousand persons saw it.

The score, 12 to 5, was smaller than had been expected, as the Indians, owing to their three weeks extra training and to the fact that the State College men had only three of last season's men on the team, were confident that they would roll up a big score. State College, however, scored in the first few minutes of play, and, encouraged by this, the men played a. plucky game for the remainder of the time, A missed signal a little later in the first half lost them the ball when they had a chance to make another touchdown, and after that the Indians were never in danger. Weaver's fine work resulted in State's only score. He managed to break through the line when Balenti was about to kick from the twenty yard line, blocked the kick, seized the ball, dodged two Indian backs and was across the line like a flash.

Voorbees. failed to kick the goal. All of the Indians' scores were on goals kicked from the field by Thorp, one in the first half and two in the second half, and none of them easy ones. He also barely missed two others in the last five minutes of play, one from the 45 yard line and the other from the fifty yard line. The Indians' great fault was fumbling and slowness in picking up rolling kicks and regaining the ball after fumbles, and State College profited greatly by this fault and took advantage of this failing: to kick a great deal, Bellew.

who did most of it, holding his own with Balenti and Thorpe. State College could gain but little through the line, but made several clever end runs, and their quickness in getting down the field after kicks and recovering fumbles resulted in their gaining much ground. They seldom managed to gain a first down through the line and the Indians broke up their interference rapidly. However, considering the newness of the team they played well, and the coaches are much encouraged. The Indians tried many end rans and gained much ground by them, but were not so strong in the forward passes, although some good gains were made in this manner.

Most of the time, however. State got the ball on passes, these Indians fumbling the throw often. In the second half the Indians changed their line of attack and bucked the line frequently, forcing State back to the two yard line, where a fumble lost them the ball arid Bellew wasted no time in kicking out of danger. The work of Bellew. Weaver, Voorhees and Piolett was particularly good for the State, and that of Thorpe.

Hendricks. Balenti and Waseuka for the Indians. The line up: Carlisle Indians. Positions. State College.

Little Old Man end Piolett Waseuka Left tackle Weaver CLyons! Afraid-of-a-Bear. end Piolett I Aiken) LAFAYETTE TEAM SHOWS OP WELL Eastonians Play Good Football and Easily Defeat State Normal F. M. DEFEATED BY DICKIiON Mt. Pleasant, Former Carlisle Star, Plays at Quarterback for Blue and White WEST POINT HAS A CLOSE CALL Soldiers Only Able to Defeat 1 ufts by Five Points in Opening Game ITHAGANS LAID UPON HA1LT0W Cornell Loses Many Chances of Scoring by Frequent Fumbling ana sat on the bench with Tad today.

One of the features of the game was the parade of the Yale Taft Club disguised as a Bryan Club. Max Parrv. president of the Taft Club, took the part of Bryan and made a speech on "Shall the People Rule?" Harold Phelps Stokes represented Kern. Selden Rose was Roosevelt and carried a big stick. Ed Glass end Walter Camp addressed the Yale team briefly between the halves and a better game was put up when they returned to the field.

Hobbs was the individual star for Yale and Horr and Banks for Syracuse. The line-up and summary: Yale. Position Wt- r- rneo Kilpatrick Left end Fisher Hobbs Left tackle Hart Audrus Riddle Goelel Lille v. Cooney. Burcli Hopkins Philbin Murphy Coy Left guard Cadigan Centre Hartman Rirrht mi-t Wacgh Rieht tackle Right end Quarttr-back Left half-back Right half-back Horr Burton Banks Dudley Ba rry Stein 'j (..

imiciiaown: Goal from touchdown: Hobbs. Umpire: A fc Whiting, of Cornell. Refeiee: Cari of Pennsylvania. Field judge: Hatch, of Williams. Time of halves: 20 and 15 minutes.

ivcore: lale. JEFFERSON TEAM HELD Penn 3Iilitarr College Keeps Saw-hones From Scoring CHESTER. Oct. 3 (Special). Although outweighed ten tiounds to a man Pennsylvania Military College prevented Jefferson Medical College from scoring here this afternoon.

Both teams used the forward puss and onsiJe kick to advantage end tbrougn these plays In the latter part of tfce secona half jeffHi-son carried the ball to Mithin six inches of the goal lin-, P. M. holding them for downs ana punting out of danger. For P. M.

C. Rvan. Enuis and Passmore excelled, and Miller. CLeiain and Jones played a star game for Jefferson. jcaerson Ateaicai.

1'ositlons. penna. M. C. Shallow.

Lett Morley (Plerson) Che bam Zook Toland Johnson Roberts Robertson Simpson Jones (McLaughlin) Donahue. tackle Bain Left guard Passmore Centre Kelor guard Liliev Itiriht end Ward (Jewetti Q'lirter-baek Enuis half-back Betties -Right half-back Miller -r. (L-nghami Miller (Capt Full-back Rvan (Caot.) I'mpire Gilmore, Jefferson Medical. Linesmen Riley. P.

M. C. Jacol. Jefferson Medical. Timekeepers Swarthmore; Jackson.

Jefferson Medical. Time of halves 10 and 15 minutes. ALERTS TROUNCE-EPHRATA. LANCASTER. Oct.

3 (Special. The Alerts defeated the 6tronj? Ephrata team ii the vyruiuie game oy me score or isi to Alerts. Positions. Ephrata. Ko'uler.

Henny Bowman. Rader. Rader. Left end Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back half-back Left half-back Full-back Wies Mentzer HacT Wilmver Untr Walters IVpn Keller (fochenaur. Smith Nuss Touchdown! eree Emig.

Schraniz (Fa nst Myers Emig Keith Keeler Doreiuis Nuss. 2: Deen. Kohler. Ref- mpi re -Keesey. Timekeerters Heller, Schmidt.

Time of halves 20 roin- utes. HAMMONTON TRIMS FRANKFORD. HAMMONTON, Oct. 3 (Special). The Ham-monton ex-High School defeated the Frank-ford, by the score of 27 to 0.

Hammonton. Positions. Frankford. Moore Lef end Deneen N. Charlton Left tackle (Amdt Fitzpatrick Left guard Aiken (Kop-ers) McKeone Centre Kevnech Phililips (Saiton) Right guard Davis Loveland Right tackle Wardley Slack (Lochart) Right end Smith Jackson Quarter-back Enelish W.

Charlton. half-back Tomilson Piez Left balf-back Broker E. Piez Full-back Linneinan Touchdowns E. Piez, 2: Loveland. Stack, 1: M.

Charlton 1. Goals from touchdown W. Piez. 2. Referee Piez.

Umpire I. Coggey. Time of halves 20 and 15 minutes. END RUNS WIN THIS GAME! WILKES-BARRE, Oct. 3 (Special).

The Kingston High School deefated Forty Fort todav by clever ena runas. Kiiio-ston. Positions. FortT Fort Hale Left end Lindsey Bradbury Left tackle Pettiboue rHnih Ift euard Pamsb ileblrlck Centre Marsden Muller Right guard Stroh Case Kient tacaie i-emu Flovd Rieht end Lucksay Williams Quarter-back Coombes Ueese Left half-back McKinson Blsher Right half-back Wallace (Capt.) Stookey (Capt.) Fullback Touchdowns Reese. Stookey.

Bisher. RefereePatterson. Timekeeper Deetz. LinesmenPeterson and Cooke. Time of halves 15 and 20 minutes.

NORTHUMBERLAND ON TOP. SELINSGROVE. Oct. 3 (Special Good head work enabled Northumberland to shutout Treverton at Northumberland today by Treverton. Positions.

Northumber'd. Bittin Left end Baldwin Left tackle Haddon Shipman Left guard Blue Tressler Centre alsh Right guard Vanaleu c- Hine Right tackle Fer'rv K-islit end (Capt.) Bbersoie. Quar ter back Zelley THine Left half-back Fer1mn half-back Re cbenback MToSowi erdGNorimurXrlan HADDON DOWNS MARION F. C. HADDONFIELD.

N. Oct. 3 vVoHrton JC opened their football season defeaangtheVarion Field Club, of Phila- dHPahddon A C. Positions. Marlon F.

CadwaHader- end. H. Byrne Cain'" tackle W. Byrne Smith -RiKht guard Hassan Centre Camber Hodgson guard Somers B.ser-t:......Lef TV n.l MOaSPII Catlett -C. Holt an; ii.i'.k.Kb Unit Remington Left half-back Maclaren Kline Full-back Jenninga Touchdowns Kugler, Kline, 2: B.

Bosaert. Hemine-ton. 2. Referee Fritz. Umpire artel.

Timers Hess and Brown. Lines men Ballam ana senwenger. xiuie ui iinives 2'J minutes. YORK TEAM OUTCLASSED. YORK, Oct.

3 (Special). After a spirited struggle of 85 minutes the strong- Columbia A. C. eleven defeated the representative team of York this afternoon by the score of 6 to 0, In the opening game of the season. The York eleven was outclassed in weight, but managed to hold their opponents for many downs.

York. Positions. Columbia. Wiest Left end Glosser (Tjlzinirer) Fickes tackle Tome (Gallatin) Left guard Corrlgan Jackson Mehl Tit vers Centre Klteamp Hetrick Baum Stabley (Katz) Rohrbaugh. guard tackle Right end Quarter-back half-back Right half-back MeCall reenH wait Full-back Roye Touchdown Downs.

Goals from touchdown Roye. Referee Williamson. Umpire Clare. Timekeepers Germon and OberdortT. Linesman Wiest.

Time of halves Fifteen and twenty minutes. (Cunningham, smnn. uyer McCrohan uu-pacK H. D. Coltcn (Buckingham.

Coxe. iNparssi Touchdowns McCrohan. Read. Carlburg. Ool from touchdown Waller, 1.

Safety inter--. Springfield. Referee S. B. Newton.

Pernr-yl-vania? Umpire W. W. Mcrice. Pennsylvania. Field JuJgeW.

S. Langfoi-d. Trinity. Halves 20 and 15 minutes. MERGERSBDRG BEAT PENN SCRUB TEAM nec'nl The Inquirer.

MERCERSBURO. Oct VSS Academv won from the Pentisylvanla Scrubs here todav by a score of to 0. Outplaying the Quaker City bunch at all points. kicked off and right at the start t'iey held the Collegians, forcing them to punt after working the bail down the field short, steady gains through the right side of the Penn scrubs line, where they lost the bad on a fumble. On the very first play Very broke through and nailed Kern three yards behind the line.

Cornwall punted to the 30-yard line and then the Academy eleven commenced to do things. Reed made 6 yards around right end and Very was hurled through guard for 7 more. On two tries through tackle and guard Reed made 7 yards, then Boland tried a forward pass. Soles taking the ball to the one-yard line and Very was pushed through guard and over the line. Reed kicked the goal.

Fumbling the ball ost the Academy team another touchdown. In the second half both bides were penalized heavily on forward passing. After the ball had changed hand3 tew tidies Mercersbtirg got it and tried line bucking and end runs. Very made a remarkable gain of about 17 yards, shaking off men ami keeping his feet. Woife made ten more on a torward pass.

Hocker carried it through guard fur five and Very made auother ftft-eu yard run. dodging man after man. carrying the ball to the 7-yard line. From there Ked went around left end for a touchdown, failing to kick the goal. All through tke game the Academy boys gained easily throcgh the opponents' line and also circled the ends forlong runs.

Only oin--during the entire game did the Collegians bol.l tbe prep school eleven. Mercersburg. Positions. Penn Scrubs. Soles Left end Burns Dolton) (Captain Rvder Left tackle Chandler "tKooker) (Motti Dobbin Left guard Eblcr Bennett Centre Rotbschi.d (Dunlap) Brown Right guard Taylor Jackson Right tackle Davis Wolfe Right end Dicksoii (Captain) Boland Quarter-back Hess (Jones) Very Left half-back Kern Johnson Right half-back Keller (Hocker) Reed Full-back Cornwall Touchdowns Very, Reed.

Goal from touchdown Reed. Umpire Mr. Eyster. Referee Mr. Sherlock.

Timekeeper Dr. Kraenz'ciu. Time of halves 2i and 15 minutes. GETTYSBURG DOWNS LEBANON VALLEY. GETTYSBURG.

Oct. 3 (Special). Gettysburg defeated Lebanon Valley today 17 to 0 in a loosely played game. Tbe first touchdown was scored in three minutes. The rest of the first half Gettysburg failed to score.

Lebanon Valley making big gains with forward passes. In the second half Lebanon Vallev played for time, and with ten minutes to play left the field to catch a train after Gettysburg had scored two more touchdowns and was carry-lug the ball at will. Gettysburg. Positions. Leb'n Valley.

Fleming Left end Lehman (Taylor) Snyder Left tackle Shaffer Oldinger Left guard C. Plummer (Wise) Comfort Centre Rutherfod (Sawyer) Miller Blake (Bradbury) Wentzel MeCarrell (Phillipy) Hosack Etsweller Wise (Smith) Right guard W. Plummer Rlzht tackle Kapo Right end Quarter-back Left hslf-hack Right half-back Full-back Stock Ensmlnger R. Guyor G. Guyer Yoder Touchdowns Snvder.

Etsweller. 2. Referee Stouffer. Umpire Brinlioltz. Timekeeper Chamberlain.

Linesmen Guyer nnd Sieber. Time of halves 25 and 10 minutes. VILLA NOVA BEATS IDAHO BOYS VILLA NOVA. Oct. 3 (Special).

In a slow, loosely played game Villa Nova- College defeated the sailors of the battleship Idaho in a football game at Villa Nova this afternoon by the score of 6 to 0. It was a practice game, arranged at the last minute, for the final practice before the Penn game next Wednesday, and it gave the coaches a chance to get a line on the new material on hand. Villa Nova Positions U. S. S.

Idaho Moninan (liaTry) end Kennedy Curley Left tackle Mick Dougherty Left guard Oschner Smith, Gordon Bovnton nuncau guard Shultz tackle Gallagher end Patterson McOormick. Casey Slavin I.egf;e Neisser (Jenkins. Davids Moore Right-half-back McRridi Barr (McDonough Hull-back Domlly Score Villa Nova. 6f U. S.

S. Idaho 0. Touchdown Barry. Goal from touchdown Cur-lev. Referee McGeehan.

Villa Nova. Umpira Maxwell. Swarthmore. Time of halves lo minutes. LEHIGH BEATS JENKINTOWN Lehigh easily defeated Jenklntown, Jenklntown.

Positions. Ridge way Ieft end 27 to 0. Lehigh. Wiley O'Connor Cooper Siniihuian Carter Schrader Buck Thorn lfit laci-ie. Wallace Left guard Fuller Craft Right tackle Borda end c.rHaim, It.

Buck Miller nuuvuiin G. Gardener. Rlfht ha If -back J'" FMtts Archibald Touchdowns Duffy. 2: W. Buck, H.

Buck. Carter Goals kicked H. Buck. 2. Referee Willis.

Timekeeper H. Baker. Linesman O'Malley. MILLERS VI LLE NORMAL LANDS. LEWISBURG-.

Oct. 3 (Special). Mlllersville Normal defeated the Bucknell Reserves; here this afternoon in an exciting game by the score of 6 to 0. Reserves. Positions.

Millersv'lle. Owens Right end Quaill Arnold Right tackle UlsU Fetterman Right guard. Markle Gleason Centre Lennloger Althouse Left guard Parmer Duff Jjttt tackle Keen Fetter Left end Zebuer Markle Quarter-back Printt McDonough Right half-back Wertsch Baskoucs Ift half-back Wetmevei Harris Full-baek Boge; Referee Wolfe. Umpire Lenhart. Time ofl halves 20 minutes.

Bucknell won. the toss, and Hollenback kicked off from the east goal against a very slight wind. Penn was offside on the first kick, and the ball was put back five yards. McAllister caught the ball on the next kick and ran it back to the twenty yard line, where he was downed by Pike. Shupe punted at once, but the kick was blocked, and Townsend secured the ball in the scramble, for renn, on the Bucknell forty yard line.

Penn then advanced the ball to the ten -yard line, where she was held for downs. On the third down, with two yards to go Hollenback tried to get through left of the line, but McAllister smashed the interference and downed him for only one yard gain. In the early part of the game Penn's interference was not compact, and broke up easily. Later there was an Improvement made, and the runners were better protected. Shupe punted, and Ilollenback got a free catch on Bucknell's thirty-three yard line.

After Keinath had twice lost ground, a forward pass by Keinath was tried, but Braddock dropping the ball recovered it on the seventeen yard line. Manier took the ball on the next play and gained ground, but Penn was penalized fifteen yards. A line smash advanced the ball, but Keinath could not evade the Bucknell forwards, and was thrown for a loss. Then the quarter-back kick was tried, and the ball went into the hands of Winegarden. who got it down on his own forty yard line.

McAllister punted, and Keinath got the ball down on Perm's forty-five yard line. As some one had planted their knee on his face Keinath did not get up right away. He took the count, but revived and went on playing. Pike hit the centre for three yards, after which there was a long consultation bv the I'enn tani. presumably to give Keinath a longer rest.

When Hollenbach next took the ball he finished off the tii-it down started by Hollenbach. After one more play Hollenback punted and Mnnk caught the ball on his 15-yard line. McAllister punted weakly and Keinath got the ball on Bucknell's 3M-yard line, where he was tackled by Shupe. Penn blazed awav again, and aided by a ten-vard run around right end by Hollenback the ball was carried over the line desrdte a o-yard penalty. Hollenback made the touchdown by skirting the end and rolling over the goal line after being thrown from his feet.

He missed the goal and the score was 5 to O. The second score came quickly enough. Hollenback ran the kick off back from the 10-yard to the T)0-yard line by breaking aWav from behind the hunch and skirting down close to the side lines. tnree plunges by Townsend. Hollenback and Manier scored a first touchdown inside the 5-yard line.

Townsend made the touchdown and Hollenback failed to kick. ttie goal. Score 10 to O. The third and final score was not obtained until near the close of the first half. Mean while Bucknell played some football and Penn had her troubles ror awnile.

Hollenback kicked off to McAllister on Bucknell's 20-yard line. A plunge through the line lost the ball for the visitors, for when it was fumbled Marks fell on it on the 18-yard lino. Marks -followed the ball very closely, and recovered wveral fumbles. Penn tried to beat her way to the goal line, but after two efforts to get through the line without success a forward pass was tried. Keinath passed to Townsend.

who threw out to the end. where Shupe secured It. Shupe could not gain, so McAllister printed and Hollenback got the ball down on Bucknell's 45-vard line. I'enn suffered a penalty which put the ball on Penn's 50-yard mark. Hollenback punted and Clausen got the ball on the enemy's 33-yard line.

Two yards were gained on a delayed pass. Bucktieil aimed at the left of Penn's line, which showed weakness all throngh the game. Shupe went through tackle for 10 yards, McAllister gained 6 yards in two plunges and then minted, the ball going out of bounds on I'enn 's 25-vard line. Hollenback got in one of his famous fake kick runs, skirting left end for 20 yards to Perm's 45-yard line. Shupe made the tackle und wa.s hurt.

Manier tried to dash down the t-Ule line, but fumbled the ball. Marks fell on it. After one more play Hollenback punt--d to Clausen on Bucknell's 25-yard line, being tackled by Gaston. After one trial to advance McAllister punted to Keinath on Penn's 40-yard line. Pike was aiven the ball and he traveled along for 20 yards before being downed.

Townsend and Hollenback went around left -nd for a 32-yard run and a touchdown. Marks kicked the goal, making the score 16 Pennsylvania fosiuons. cucKneu Left end Wlnegarden Urnddock (Crooks) Gaston Lamberton Harks (Cozens) Left tackle Left guard O'Brien Uroff Center Snyder, (Framoton! Pike (Irwin) guard Ferrier Right tackle McCoombs (Hof acker) Miller Right end Clausen Kienath (Towne) Quarter-back Mnnk (McXinch. Ooulston. Beemer) Townsend (Young) Manier (Mclntyre) Hollenback Left Half-back Shupe Kight Half-back Full-back (Schmidt) McAllister (Philler) Touchdowns Hollenback.

Townsend, 1. Goals from touchdown Marks, 1. Referee Germantown. Umpire Lang-ford. Trinity.

Field Judge Tyler, Princeton. Linesman W. G. Crowell, Swarthmore. Time of halves 25 and 20 minutes.

WILLIAMSPORT HIGH WON. LOCK HA VEX. Oct. (Special). Williams-port High School defeated Central State Normal here today 5 to 0 in a spirited game.

The touchdown was made in last part of first half. Williamsport. Positions. Normal. Painter Left end Kress Carskaddon Left tackle Thomas Shollenberger Left guard Wilson Frutzman Centre Nangle Cawley Right guard Woolridge Heunlnger Right tackle Shearer l.undT Right end Furlong Corn well Full-back Vail Henninger Right half-back Webb Weiss Left half-back Snyder Lpdegraff Quarter-back Aungst Touchdown Lundy.

Goal Cornwell. Referee Hartman. Umpire Donahue. Time of halves -j minutes. DICKINSON SEMINARY ON TOP.

WILLIAMSPORT, Oct. 3 (Special). Dickinson Seminary today defeated Milton High aehool uy a. score or wu xo u. Milton.

Position. Shoemaker. Left end Showers Left tackle It. Showers Left guard Keilt-r Centre dangler Right guard Vohlster.4 Right tackle Seminary. Simmons Steele Babcock Jones Hil end Eetla Quarter-back Weiss Harman Left half-back Jacobs S-mith Right half-back Minds Fry mi re lull-back Sharpe JASPER DEFEATS CHELTENHAM In a fast and well played game the Jasper Field Club defeated the Cheltenham A.

on their cwn grounds before a large crowd. Jasper F. C. Positions. Cheltenham A.

O. Jjowerv Left end Thornton It McDonald tackle Griffith 'Xuniolelle Left guard O'Toole (II. McDonald) TMiuHiJea Centre SUau'-'huessy Right guard Taylor KctiaU Right tackle Scott "Michael Hamilton Harvey Kuerten O. Ward vrrl Rieht half-back Wilson Thclren lleb Special to The Inquirer. EASTON.

Oct. 3. Lafayette defeated State Normal here today by the score of 22 to 0. The Eastonians showed a marked improvement over last week's came and played much better football. The coaches were able to use more second men.

nineteen men being nsed for the Maroon and White. State Normal failed to bold Lafayette for downs, and made first down bat once, that being in the first part cf the came. The Lafayette back field played an excellent game, gaining at will. Rankin at full-back made several good gains through the State Normal lice, while Conover started things going on the first down with a seventy-five yard run for a touchdown. McCaa scored the last points with a kick from placement from the thirty-five tfard line, at a difficult angle.

The Lafayette line held strong, especially on the defence. State failing to make any gain at all -sf TfBek. Edwards and Cunning ham were both used at quarter-back, and both ran their plays off smoothly and with good Judgment- Edwards, who is me artny a mainstay at that position, pumu a "--n-j article of football, v- i nlaved clever football. both on the offense and defense, aiding materially In making the score what it was, which considering the fifteen minute halTes. was very satisfactory.

The teams unra up follows: State Normal. Cord in Dutot O'Neill Patrick Beck Altemus Peebles (DougbeDi Brogan Sehwe nk Moore). Crawford Left Fillmore tSotoi Foresman Wilson (Hayes). McCutcheon Right tackle. Gross rugm enu.

i Courtney) Edward Quarter-back. Norrls McCaa Lef half-back O'Donnell Conover Right half-back cummins (Rnmbaugh) McCaa (Capt.) Full-back (Capt.) Tatrick IfprpEnicott. Lafayette: Umpire. TouJ. Lafayette Time of halves 15 minutes.

Conover. Norris. McCaa. Goals from touchdowns McCaa. 3.

Goal from placement McCaa. LEHIGH TEAM WINS BY A NARROW MARGIN Special to The Inquirer. snUTH BETHLEHEM. Oct. I high won the opening football game of the local season with Stevens Institute today 5 to 0 the showing of the lo-al team wn not satisfactory.

Fumbling and poor were the main troubles and several opportunities to score were lost on forward-pass failures Stevens line was weak and Lehigh had no trouble in breaking through It. out lack of Interference made it necessary to punt continually. Martin excelled in this department. His punts for Lehigh often being 50 vards. Lehigh scored the only touchdown after six minutes of play, when on traight foothball Aman, Treat, Brumbaugh and Donaldson advanced the pigskin near enough for a man to work successively a fake drop kick.

Stevens found Lehigh's line a stone wall and did not gain a single first down on straight football. But when it came to tackling the visitors were there with the goods. Acting Captain Aman starred for Lehigh, his end runs and tackling being brilliant. Bilheimer quartered the team, well and got off some fine forward passes. Coach Dickson in the second half tried out many men.

The line-up: Lehigh. Positions. Archer Left end Treat Left tackle Stevens. Bruce Hearsey Lfndsav Martin ljeft guard Potter Centre O'Connor Shorkley Right guard White Black Right tackle Hendrick (Captain) Bakewell Right end Mrers Kesselman Quarter-back Hill C. Aman Left half-back Pettiboue Donaldson Right half-back Ackerman Brumbaugh Full-back Fonda Touchdown Referee Barnard, Lehigh.

Umpire McCleary. Lehigh. Timekeepers Zollinger, Lehigh: Venema. Stevens. Two 20 minute halves.

Substitutes Lehigh, McDonald for Mervine, Mervine for Donaldson: Rein-hart for Black. Wood for Bakewell, Hazzard for Shorkley, Lawsou for Archer, Rorer for Martin, Bilheimer for Kesselman, Ktichell for Brumbaugh. Stevens, Johnson for White. Butt-field for Hill. LANSFORD FAILS TO APPEAR.

POTTSYILLE, Oct. 3 (Special). Lansford failed to appear on the local gridiron for their contest with Pottsville this afternoon, and the latter was awarded the game bv forfeit by a score of 1 to 0. Pottsville then played the Yorkville eleven, winning by a score of 38 to 0. Pottsville.

Positions. Yorkville. Left end Madara Gil gory (Merrick) Geisler (Larkin) Shell Dietrich Leper Left tackle Diener (Beveridse) Left guard H. Shoop Centre R. Blanchard Right guard Meister C.

Gardner) Dengler Right tackle Owens Pugh (Haschal) Right end R. Shoop Skeen (Gardner). Blanchard Brenneman Left half-back Lloyd Liuquist Right half-back Mauger Full-back Snvder Touchdowns Brenneman. Gregory, Pusrn. Mauger.

Goals Geisler, 4: Goal from field Gregory. Time of halves 15 minutes. Referee Ent. Umpire Shelly. CO-EDS ROOT IN VAIN-DOVER.

Oct. 3 (Special). The girl co-eds were out In their glory, yelling for dear life for Wilmington Conference Academy at the premier game of the season today. But while the home iympathizers excelled at noise, the visitors were superior at play. The strangers, Wilmington Business College football eleven, won 20 to 0.

Wilmington Wilmington Con. School roemons Acaaemy Tnggart Right end Melson (Blocber) Luff Plumllne Cannon Leach Neal Hunter Seiman Beatty Yeates Right tackle Brown Right guard Taylor Center Townsend Left guard Brittlngham Left Tackle McCabe Left end Jackson Quarter-back Herdcaslie Right Half-back Garton Left Half-back Brown Full-back Insley McDaniel Touchdowns Yeates and Beatty. Field goal Beatty. tioais z. tiereree rro-fessor Michaels.

Umpire Taylor. Xlznkeeper l-Uailck. Special to The Inquirer. ITHACA. Oct.

3. The Cornell bootball season opened today with the Itbacans administering defeat Hamilton by a score of 11 to 0. Both teams were nervous and this accounted largely for the loose playing, which prevented Cornell from piling cp a large Within Feven minutes from the start Walder was sent over the line for Cornell's first touchdown. Caldwell kicked goal. The remainder of the half was featureless.

Careless fumbling loet to Cornell the chance cf making two more touchdowns early in the second period. Twice the ball went to Hamilton by this fault on the five-yard line, only to be punted to midfield and returned by Cornell with eteadv rains through the visitors weak line. Finally Mowe was sent around Leavenworth for a touchdown from the 12-vsrd line. The kick-out failed. Cornell tried the forward pass once to Crosby, a former basketball man.

with success. The second trial, however, lost Cornell 15 yards. Must of the plsving was contined to tfaort line bucking and end runs. The line-np- Cornell. Positions.

Hamilton. Hnrlburt Left end Leavenworth (Hariev) McOolluni Left tackle Baldwin (Clarkei J. Favek Left guard Glover Wight Centre (Capt.) oscgroTp Right guard Wiseiart Morris. Crosby Right end Roenke (McArthur) Caldwell Quarter-back Harper Gardiner tMcGoverui Tydeman Left half-back Sidle (Mowe) tBelU Shearer Right half-back Welch (Ebeling) iMerritn Walder Full-back Getman Touchdowns: Walder. Mowe.

Coal from touchdown: Caldwell. Time of halves: 10 and 15 minutes. SMITH MADE GREATGAINS. ASHLAND. Oct.

3 (Special). The Ashland football team defeated Mahanov City here today. The feature of the game was gains made by Left and Smith. Ashland. Positions.

Mahanoy City. J. Smith Ieft end Sowers Left tackle Folk O'DonDell Left guard Dolbin Kagan Centre Senosky Dougherty. Right guard Dugan Hartensteln. Right tackle Maher Clayton Right end Houseman Left half-back Artt Smith Right half-back Watkins Sutton Quarter-back Kaunas Campbell Full-back tLaubenstein) Score Ashland.

10: Mahanoy Citv. 0. Touchdowns Campbell, 2. Time of game Twenty minute halves. Referee Scheuren.

Umpire Jones. NORRISTOWN HIGH VICTORS. Oct. 3 (Special). The Lower Merlon High School eleven put up a p'neky game hre.

but were defeated by the Norrls-town High School, by the score of 10 to O. Norristown. Positions. Lower Merion Fisher Left end S. Bishop Tatibel (McCarter) Roop ox worth Wagonhurst Lantz Rippman Left tackle Harrison Left guard Centre Right guard tackle end Hilrard Teley Diamond Eagle Bishop Fleraming I 'annehower Quarterback G.

Zimmerman halfback Dohenney Mover Right halfback Lukens Stickler Fullback M. Flemming Touchdowns Stickler. 2. Referee March. Umpire Stiles Hale.

Times 20 minute halves. NEITHER SIDE COULD SCORE MFJCHANICSBURG. Oct. 3 (Special). Me-chanicsburg and Steelton played here this afternoon to make a score, but neither side was able to score.

Meehanicsburg Position Rider Right end McGuire Right tackle Right guard Belstline Centre Tigers Newbaker Guddy Kibeer Longeuecker Attlcks Fetrow Noll Matkley Palmer Left guard Neldig Left tackle Bittinger Left end Ijird Quarter-back Wiser Left-half-back Hnple RigbT-half-back Miller Full-back Attlcks Referee Stepley. Umpire shoop Timekeep er Hummell. Time Twenty-minute halves. WEST CHESTER HIGH LANDS WEST CHESTER. Oct.

3 (Special). The opening game of the football season here was played this afternoon. West Chester High School defeating Berwyn High School by the score of 27 to 7. Plner. Berwyn.

made a rnn of JEK yards for the only touchdown for his team. West Chester Positions Berwyn Johnson McCannan iWaneel) Hite Fielding Ccnley Myers Kines J. Colgan Sinclair (Darlington Ift end Gibson. tackle Laird Monaghan Hare Trimble Worst (WTallace Hammond McKissick guard guard tackle end Johnson Smith (Rogers) Right-half-back Finer White Full-back H. Colgan Touchdowns Hammond.

2: Wrorst. Gibson. 2: PineT, 1. Goals from touchdowns-Hammond. 2.

Safety Sinclair. Referee Barber. Umnire Curry. Timekeepers Rev. Wm.

Hatter Van Tries, Berwyn, and Professor Oron Barnes. West Chester. MILLER MAKES 90-YARD RUN HARRISBURG. Oct. 3 (Special).

The Har-risburg High School defeated the Hummels-town High in a game filled with sensational end runs by a score of 28 to 0. The forward pass was nsed to great advantage. The feature of the game was a 90-yard run by Miller. Harrisburg Positions Hummelstown Newcomer (Fry) end Gates Shive (Loeser) Left tackle iShiplev Hoffman) Left guard Wise Fairlamb (Oulp) Centre Hoover Mlchey (Shipley. Guard Light Kirkpatrick (Demrey) Right tackle Snyder Roberts (Bonner).

end Sutellffe Miller (Richardson Quarter-back Schaffner Bell. Rinkenbach (captr Toomev Left-half-back Teiters Fisher (Devine) Right-half-back Blackburn Houtz (Berrler Full-back Shumaker ELKS FOOTBALLERS WIN LANCASTER, Oct. 3 (Special). The Elk Athletic Club defeated the Lancaster Athletic Club today by a score of 5 to 0. The came was "bitterly contested, and both sides played brilliantly.

Elk Athletic C. 1'osmons iancasier aib s. Kendig. guard Wecher Weaver Rittenbose Forest FJrisman Haldy Johnson Rehm Hardy Jones Eberle guard tackle Right end end Williams Cohen Diets White a A mway Special to The Inquirer. WEST POINT.

N. Oct. 3. West Point defeated Tufts in the opening game by a score of 5 to 0. bnt the visitors put a much stronger defensive game than was anticipated.

All the scoring was done in the first half. The Army got the ball on the fifty-yard line, and line rushes made it first down on Tufts" 35-yard mark, a successful pass by Wood to Greble making another of first down within five yards of the goal and Grebele was shoved over Dean failing to kick the goal. Chamberlain recovered a fumble on Tufts' 45-yard mark, and the Army was marching straight for another touchdown, when the half ended with the hall on the flve-yard-llne. Durlnc the second half the soldiers repeatedly tried the forward pasa. but loet on pacn try.

Sheeny was the star actor for the visitors, and on a delayed pass broke clean through the Army line 1'ov a 30 and 20-yard run. Tuns never got nearer the Army goal than the 45-yara mark. At the end of the game the Army had replaced almost every man on the team. Arinv. Positions.

Tufts. Ijpft end Hubbard Ieft tackle Marr Left guard Burt Cvn re Houston Right guard Costanza Right tackle Chas? Right end Porter Quarter-back Kinsell Right half-back sheehv Ijeft half-back Wallace Underwood Hvrne Weir Phllleon Moss lies son Carberry KKl Greble lean Chamb-rlaiu Full-back ...2 Hooper Substitutes Arnold for Lnuerwood. Devore fcr Byrne. Beacli for Philloon. Marrithts for Moss.

Johnston for -arberry. Haves for John ston. Kern, for Wood. Taylor for Oreble. Baehr for Dean.

Hyatt for Cnambeilaln. Touchdown renle. Ofheials, nipire. 1-ouls D. ail: referee.

Dr. A. It. Sharue: iudce. Mr.

F. A. Godcharles: linesman. V. D.

Smith. EASY FOR MIDDIES Annapolis Eleven Eaaily Ilowna Rntgeri, 18 to ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 3 (Special). The Navy put up an excellent game for so early in the season and defeated Rutgers College here this afternoon by a score of IS to 0.

Halves of fifteen minntes in length were played, the Navy scoring twice in the first half and once in the second. In the second period substitutes were put in every position on the avy team. Rutgers brought a rood heaw team to An napolis and had one excellent ground gainer and punter in Left Half-back Alverson, but me ifaui as a -wnoie was not up to tne rsavy standard. The INavv team worked the forward tiurs from Lange to Robertson or Reifsnider in ood shape and made substantial gains through several times. The second touchdown was made after the ball had been brought up the field by successive passes to the two ends.

L.ong runs Dy iange and Jones put the Midshipmen in position for their other score. The line-up: NAVY. Positions. Robertson Left end Howard) Northcroft Left tackle RUTGERS. Boose (Beekman) Leslie McMIchael (Helm) Babcock Freystadt Thelnke (Kin?) Meyer Left guard (Stewart) Slingluff (Brandt) Centre Wright Right guard (Grafton) Leighton Right tackle Alorlnirt Reifsnider Right end Rogers (Donaldson) Lange Quarter-back (Nason) Carpenter (Reed) Alverson Jones Left half-back (Elmer) Clay Right half-back Smith (Cooper) Kichardson Full-back Corbin ioiit.1 (Keinicke.

Dalton) Umpire Mr. Kercen TH-n Mr. TaUSSi. Cornell T.1nn.mDn Tr- 1J, 1 Navy. Assistant Linesmen Cloke, of Rutgers! and Hustveldt, Navy.

Timer Midshipman Pey- Junes, Kienaroson. i. Goal from touchdowns Lange, 3. Time of uiic3 io wmuies. BETHLEHEM AND LERCH TIE TT1 1 A nnt lehem Preps, and Lerch Preps, of Easton, rrniBhr oaaIi aha.

Af i i twv -V "nuiiits i a sianasuu. KpthlohATn I t. Rodkey Left end Rrlnker 1 1 i i ivicicr uaropoen ueryj irt guard Smith loung centre Lloyd Ran Right giiaTd Robinson Crotzer (Lowe) Right tackle Lockwood i hi. ii ini Lennen (Govne) Kie-ht mil tues uuarter-back Bull tireennaian (McMnrtriel ynA Cook Right-half-back Frev Smith Full-back Noble RofarAA AT. TnKnann nnf.n me v.

i wiiii. j. Hi. uuiMtic nun. Time of halves 20 minutes.

CRESCENTS TOO MUCH FOR PIONEERS BETHLEHEM. Oct. 3 (Snecial) The Pio neer A. C. of Easton, proved no match for tne strong crescent, the score oelng 28 to 0.

Pioneer Crescents Boyle Carpenter. end guard Reese Free (McDaniels) Yocheimer Left tackle -L. Kelly Merwarth Centre Garls Right tackle P. Kelly Henry Leiby Willhelm Right guard West Right end Wyaut Quarter-back Horning Left-half-back Felker Right-half -back Paul Full-back Devlin Tobin Rice Schweitzer Touchdowns P. Kelly.

L. Kelly. Tobin, Kice. meia goals nice. 3.

Keferee Drissel, Easton. Umpire Connell. Columbia; Philipsburg. Time of halves 15 minutes, SHAMOKIN A.ND SHENANDOAH TIE. SHAMOKIN.

Oct. 3 (Special). The local and Shenandoah High School teams played a tie game at Edge wood today, neither team being ebie to score. Shenandoah. Positions.

Shamokin. Acker Left end Trleley Hayes tackle McGaver Left guard Schmidt Cantlon Centre Adams Ready Right guard Fausold Goodhead Right tackle Miller Whitaker Right end Bddy Bowers Helm Clark Right half-back Tyler Donovan Left hair-back parmiey Houck Full-back Referee Farrow. Umpire Weitzel. Field judge Schmeltz. Time of halves 15 minutes, BIRDSBORO WINS FIRST.

GAME. BIRDSBORO. Oct. 3 (Special). The Birds-boro team today defeated the All-Collegiates of hJverson.

au to o. Birdsboro, Positions. FJverson. Mengel Head Dampman Duber Pleam Crouse Lemma Burton Barder Buller Francis Goheen Sprague Dengler Rimbv Left end Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Kime's Right tackle Miller Lynch Rjarht end Quarter-back Lef half-back Albright Bush Right half-back Bland Full-back Gable Touchdowns: Bland and Aiongnt. ueferee: Smith.

Umpire: Frv. Timekeeper: Deem. Time of halves: 20 and 15 minutes. Special to The Inquirer. LANCASTER.

Oct. 3. Franklin and Marshall was defeated today by Dickinson, 16 to 0. The Blue and White men who are being coached by Hollenbach, the former University of Pennsylvania star, made a suprisingly fine showing in the first half. Although much outweighed they prevented the visitors scoring and played superior ball.

Twice they had their opponents within five yards of their goal and during most of the half the ball was In Dickinson's territory. On two occasions Bridenbausa bad excellent opportunities to drop goals from the 25-yard line, but the chances were spoiled by poor passes from Winklebarh. Mt. Pleasant, the famous Carlisle Indian. who is now a member of the Dickinson eleven.

was placed at quarter in the second half and his presence inspired wonderful Cre la the visitors. P1t had scarcely started before be fell back of the line and carrying the ball, made a spectacular 70-yard run throngh the entire Franklin and Marshall line ror" a toucnaow n. His punting was a great feature and be was constantly in the limelight. Two Franklin and Marshall men and one Dickinson player were ordVred from the field by the officials for slugging. Pontius and Richards played a star game for Franklin and Marsnail F.

and M. Positions. Dickinson. Dietrich Left end Stafford tRIcbmo'jdt H-arry Long Bailey Maun (Goughlerl Felton Lanestaff Savior Left tackle Left irjard Centre Right guard Right tackle Rieht end Walters Chantzi Winklebach Pelfer Wiekert Glesner Swartz Bridenbaugh Pontius Weller Quarterback Left halfback Rlsht halfback Fullback O'Brien (Mt. Pleasant! MeW'hinney (Garrett) LuLsm (Cassel) Richards Hess Bonesteeli TTrrT.

ML Fleasant. Honest eel. Goal kicked-Mt. Pleasant Misd Koal-ft. Pleasant.

Umpire Folwell. Referee Gtllin- ger. Linesmen uougner. innkeepers Garwood and MeLouchlin. Time of halves 20 minutes.

SUSQUEHANNA OPENS WITH VICTORY. SELINS GROVE, Oct. 3 (Special). Susquehanna opened her home season iu brilliant style by whitewashing Snnbury on Warner field today, score 32 -O. The visitors played a enarpy uphill game, but the locals' speed was too much for them.

Well executed end runs characterized the game. Sunburv. Positions. bnsquenanna. Bay Left end Crawford Follmer.

Keefer Left tackle Walters Henninger Bland Kreider Conser Prettyllef Swallenberg Fisher Snyder (Captain) Shipe Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Walter Bingaman Cristman (iarnes Inkroot Purran Harris Myers (Captain) Haversteck Gavlor Left half-back Deppen Right half-back Long Half-back Hartman Touchdowns Hartman. 2: Haversrenk ia lor, Myers, Harris. Goals from touchdowns Haversteck. Gaylor. Refereee Moorehead, State College.

Umpire Brumgart, Susquehanna. Field judge Wallisee. Lafayette. Head lineman Gearliart. Sunbury.

Assistant linemen Stroh, Sunbury; Hoover, Susquehanna. Time of halves 20 minutes. Timer Thompson, Susquehanna. CURLEY'S RUNS TELL TALE. MAHANOY CITY.

Oct. 3 (Special). Curley goo away for two big end runs which resulted in two touchdowns today, enabling Mahanov City to win from Scotch Hill eleven by the score of lo to 2. MahaDoy City. Positions Scotch Hill.

Lunds Sweeney Bambazine Ervine A. Didie Hower) O'Brien (C. Didie) Starkey Foley Williams Miller Pureell Curley -Left tackle. guard. Jnsfcon guard Heim Right tackle Forbes Right end Buggne McDevitt halfback Chapman halfback Snvder Fullback Brown Louiseau Budro xouenoowns uuriey, u.

Safety Scotch Hill. Umpire Delahunty. Referee Layman. Times-men Dowling and Gysky. Time of halves 15 minutes.

EASY FOR TAMAQUA A. A. TAMAQUA. Oct. 3 (Special).

The Slating-ton High School eleven was easv for the Tamaqna A. A. football team here "this afternoon, the locals winning by a score of 20 to 0. Tamaqua. Positions.

Slatington. Glick Right end Sewell toie.v Kiahr tackle Kuntz tiorn Kignt Say lor Centre Reichelderfer guard Boyle l.Left tackle Lewis Left end Handwork Shertzinger Maxwell Bee be Nefl (Roberts) R. Morgan G. Morgan Hanke Loewen Truax Right halfback Hause Left Gothie Melley Full ba ck Davis touchdowns Hause. Melley, Glick.

Referee Beard. Umpire Neumiller. Linesmen Saunders and Cole. COLUMBUS TEAM WINS. BETHLEHEM.

Oct. 3 (Special). The heavy Columbus School team of Easton ploughed through the Moravian Parochial School at will touay. winning is to u. M.

P. H. Positions. C. A.

C. McElroy Rebert Lipps Left end Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Right half-back Left half-back Shafer lvrause Parker Trn Jillo Williams Smith C. Sangree P. Sangree Cole Kraus Young Sine Woodring Mionich Hartzell Barnett Bitzer Corv X. Schultz Full-back Touchdowns: Cory, Barnett.

Goals': Bitzer. Barnett. 2. Referee: Boquel. Umpire: Connell.

Timekeepers: Schneller and Morris. Linesmen: Bradley and Re her. Time of halves: 15 minutes. FERN ROCK ELEVEN WINS. The Fern Rock team defeated the Longwood A.

C. by the score of 6-0 in one of the most interesting games ever witnessed in this suburb. Fern Rock. f-ositions. ijongwooa a.

c. Right end Qinley Right tackle Finley Right guard Jantzen Centre Haga'-dt Lef guard Sowder Left tackle Roar Lft end Quarter-back Reden Half-back. F. Musch Hogen Jos Curran. Spalding.

-Ntocker Roseberry. I i Lurcott. Erne (Currant) Mesekli full-back Barell Centre Lvon Right guard Little Boy Right tackle Gray Seifer Kiddle tWatwoni Smith Bellew Voorhees Gardner Right end Balenti (Kelly). Thorpe Left half-back Hendricks Right half-back fayne iLiDtiy Full-back Hirsehman Touch downs Weaver. Field eoals Thome 3.

Referee Hackett. of West Point. Umpire Allen, of Cornell. Field Judge Southworth, of Harvard. linesman Bull, of Univer sity or t-ennvjtvania.

Assistant linesmsn- Cool. or Cornell, and txline, of Carlisle, of halves 2t minutes. Time HARVARD TEAM WINS Crimson Gridiron Stars Have Difficulty With University of Maine CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 3.

Harvard's 'varsity defeated the weak team from the University of Maine this afternoon in the stadium by the one-sided score of 16 to O. The Maine team played a defensive game after their fourth rush, and never were within striking distance of the Crimson's goal line. Harvard's back field combination worked well and the new quarter depended for greater part of his gains on end runs by Corbett and line-ripping by Smith. The Crimson line played lower and charged better than on Wednesday, but there is a chance for improvement. Harvard's first score came after eli minutes of play, after Maine had got the ball on kickoff and been forced to punt.

Sharp end runs by Corbett, gains through the line by Kennard and Smith, and clever use of forward pass took the ball to Maine's three-yard line, where Smith went over with a tearing rush through centre. McKay kicked goal. Harvard scored a second touchdown toward the end of the first half, after the ball bad gene to Maine's 25-yard line on a successful on-side kick to Crowley. End runs and lint bucks followed, and Corbett took the ball over for a touchdown, slipping off right tackle. Here McKay failed to kick goal and after kickoff and few rushes the half ended with the ball in Harvard's possession on Maine's 25-vard line.

Both teams made several changes in the second half, and Harvard had a new back field. The Crimson scored toward the end of the game after Maine had been forced to punt from her ten-yprd mark. The ball shot high In the air and Nourse recovered it on Maine's 15-yard" line. Line plunging by Graydon and White carried the pigskin to within four yards cf the goal line, where White went over the chalk-mark for a touchdown. Dnnlap.

guard in Hoar's place, failed to kick goal, and the final score was 16 to O. Harvard. Position. Maine. Harding L.

E. R. E. King R. Brown) (GardlL McKay L.

T. R. White (Withington) (Ham) Burr L. G. R.

Ham (West) (uernyj Nourse C. O. Hoar R. G. L.

G. Verwiene R. T. L. T.

Crowley R. E. L. E. Cutler (Browne).

B. Q. B. Corbett R. H.

L. H. (Graydon) Smith L. H. R.

H. (White) Kennard F. B. F. B.

Biack Duran Ray Cook A. Cook Parker (McUale) Cobb (Gerrlsh) iiearse 1 i i I 1 1 TI1TTKM1U Touchdowns Smith. Corbett bite. Ooal from touchdown McKay. Referee H.

A. Washburn, Amherst. Umpire E. K. Hall.

Dartmouth. Field Judge H. L. Dadmun. Worcester.

Time 20 and 15-minute halves. TECH ELEVEN OUTPLAYS HIGH TEAM. HARRISBURG, Oct. 3 (Special). Harrisburg Technical High School eleven outplayed and outclassed the York High School here today, winning by a score of 36 to 0.

York. Positions. Technical SItler. end Reside. Hains Renashay, Left tackle Bressler Left guard BJder Hollander Rauch Meshley Right Forney onbereghey.

Aldinger Right tackle Poffenberger c.n.u, end Hargest Hodsrsott Quarter-back McCleary Horner Left half -back vinhnr H.1rht nlf-back Karle Wolfe Sitler Full-back Martz TMiwlnwns-Karle. McNally. Hargest. For ney McCleary. Goals from field Kirk.

3. Goals kicked Kork, 3. Referee Dunning, Dickinson. Umpire Gardner. F.

and M. Time-and Pendersrast. Head lines man Clark. Linesmen Howard and Still. Time of alves 20 minutes eac.

READING HIGH BY SMALL MARGAIN. READING, Oct. 3 (Special). Reading High School and Pottstown High met in their annual football struggle on the Lauer's Park Field today, the game being the first for the Reading team, while Pottstown had already gone through one gruelling match last Sattrr day. Reading won by a ecore of 2 to 0.

Reading. Positions. Pottstown. Dunkelberger Ift end Potteiger E. Brown Left tackle Frick Fricker lert guard uieron Prie (Tentre Behrens Beidler Right guard bmaisnot Rennlnger Right tackle Frees Somers Right end Mauger vrcAnnltT- Ouarter-back Boyer Da vies Right half-abck Farville Kolb Left half-back Young Stautfer Full-back Shean Referee: Morris.

Umpire: James. Timekeeper Williams. Linemen: Ferguson and Iteiguer. Time of halves: 20 ana 15 minutes. PENBROOK DEFEATS HYGIENIC.

HARRISBURG. Oct. 3 (Special). The Pen brook A. C.

defeated the Hygienic team, of Steelton, on the Penbrook grounds today by tue score or xa to o. Penbrook A. C. Positions. Hvffienie Jamison.

Shields. Right end Baei McUarney Riitht tackle Cole Schminky Right guard Karl Weaver Snyder Riley guard Keeney Thompson Attlcks C. E. Cook Mack tackle Bower3 end Kant Johnson Coates Miller Kutz Garman Fullback Touchdowns Garman. 2- E.

Cook. Coates, 1. Goals from touchdowns E. Coates 1. Referee Bende, Steelton Hiirh School.

I'm nesmen Garman and Hart. Time of halves.