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PART FOUR Pages 1 to 10 SPORTS AUTOMOBILES HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925. YALE ELEVEN STARTS WITH 53 TO 0 VICTORY OVER MIDDLEBURY AGGIES BEATEN Br ESCIIOLTZ SCORES AGAINST HARVARD-TEAM LOSES 18-6 THERS ftTTAGK SW1D FOOTBALL RESULTS COLLEGE IT NEW YORK, 23 10 0 Nutmeggers Unable to Stop Sturdy Attack of Mee-han's Charges. BRIANTE'S PLUNGING ACCOUNTS FOR TWO li Backs Bewilder Defense of Granite State Team. i AVorcrster Tech 6, Trinity 0, lale Bit, Slidrtlrlmrj- Vfw York I I'unn. Angles 0.

slrun 7, St. Stf'utt' j. Harvnrd IS, llenssclHrr 1'rlncetou -O, AnthcrM O. Aotre llame 61. Lomhard n.

Pennsylvania SH, Swart luimre 13, Dartmouth Si, ilobttrt n. Host on College 6, Catholic liberally O. Cornell 20, Aiogora 0. Tuft. 7.

Slnlne U. Lafayette 20, I'ittsliurKh 8. 'Williams 6, Uowdoin u. Holy Cross St. John a 6.

Aggies 10. Hates U. Army 31, Detroit 6. Xrlirnska 14, Illinois 0. illnnovu -O, ltulgers l.

Columbia 4, Johns lluiklits 0. Syracuse -H, Vermont o. Ilucknrll lit, St, lloniiM ntnrr 0. Colgate 60, lnrkson Tri li l). JONES MEN DISPLAY POWER IN PASSING Cambridge, Oct S.

(Associated Press.) Harvard opened Its football season today by defeating Eensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 18 to 6. For the first time other than in the annual Harvard-Yale, classic the Crimson team appeared on the field wearing numbers. Rain fell constantly throughout the game making the ball hard to handle and the gridiron a lake of mud. F.scholtz Goes Over. Miller, Harvard's fast heavyweight halfback, scored two of the CrimBon's three touchdowns and Stafford was responsible for the other.

AH were in the first half of the game. Hong runs by Crosby, Cheek and Stafford paved the way in each case. In the third period Jtensselaer reached the Harvard 15 yard line on a penalty for tripping and two short forward passes enabled Captain EscholtB to score. All attempts at goal after touchdown failed because of the slippery condition of the ball. The summary: Harvard (18) Position Rensselaer (6) Saltonstall le Schafer Nash Triest Kilgour lg Busch Macomber Nichols Daly Banks I.inder rt Bazllevitch Sayles re Smucker Check EscholU (Capt.) Miller Ihb Anderson Crosby Frankcnfield Coady fb Clark Connors's Passing and Kicking Also Big Factor in Victory.

Schaeffer, Hartford, Boy Does Well in Visitor's Backfield. t. o. b. Cleveland Washington and Jeffrrnun 11, Mb- formerly ni95 iwm i rww' 1 sii ii i i 1 1 rlrtta 0.

llrown 33, Colby O. Went Vlrglnln Datls llkins llamllton Itorhinter u. Navy -3, Willlnm mid Mary O. Michigan 311, Michigan stutt- O. Marquette 14, St.

Msrj'n II. North Carolina State Iliike 0. Wisconsin 30, lona State (I. Obcrlin 0. Halitnln Wnllate 9.

Kcnyon 17, Ashliind 0. AVooster II, Case AVoostcr 11, Cose O. (Special to The Courant) New Haven, October S. Tale's football season made a whirlwind start this afternoon when the Bulldog smothered the Black Panther Mittdlebury College beneath a 53 to 0 scor In the first gridiron meeting of the institutions. Yale bewildered the visitors.

Schaeffer, a Hartford boy, snowed flashes of brilliancy in iliddlebury's back-field. The Vermont collegians were helpless, registering only two first downs ni never endangering the Eli goal. Twenty thousand spectators undaunted by a heary morning rain, which created a heavy playing surface, wit to The Courant.) New York, Oct. S. Displaying a powerful line plunging attack ana a well developed aerial offensive.

New York University's football team attained Its second victory of the season today, easily defeating the Connecticut Aggies' eleven on Ohio Field, 23 to 0. "Chick" Median's outfit, exhibiting a much improved' offensive and defensive compared to the Violet's showing in these respects against Niagara the week before, carried on to a well earned triumph over the 1324 undefeated New England college conference champions. Rig Guns Agnln Star. The Vioi' t's two big backfield guns, Briante and Connors, again starred. Iiriantu's powerful line plunging ac I'enn State 13, l-ranklin rimi Mar- Score by periods: 6 12 0 0 18 0 6 0 6 Touchdowns, Rensselaer 0 Harvard scoring: (sub for Miller (2), Stafford Cheek); Rensselaer scoring: Touch down, Escholtz.

Referee, f. K. Car penter, Worcester Tech; Lmpires, A. R. Gorman, Columbia; Field Judge, I ir.fah Holt Cross: Linesman.

counted for two touchdowns. Con- George B. Brown, Boston; time of Dot's also ripped the opposing forward wall to ribbons, while his passing and Kicking were excellent. He made one jj liiiiiBi in i irTm-mr-ffl fir i it -rr'i -m Da-j rM. 4-4-.

5 lSf periods 12 minutes. TENNIS MATCH IS POSTPONED A WEEK shall O. llaverford 10, Susquehanna 7. I'enn Military Washington 3. Muhlrnhlirg 21, Albright C.

Wabash 13, Purdue 7. Simpson ehrnska Wrnlcyan 0. Lehigh 7, Gettysburg 7. Ohio State 10, Ohio i-xlryim 3. New Hampshire lo, Norwich 2.

Lowell Textile 12, St. Ml, hm 0. Ynndrrbllt 41, Henderson Itroun 0. Georgia Tech 3. M.

1. 0, Virginia 7, Georgia 6. Oglethorpe 7, Ilownrd 6. Missouri Ttllnnr 6. Florida 26, Mercer 0.

Hoanoke 30, Randolph Mncon 0. Tennesse Medical 11), hings Col-Icae 11. Temple 10, Vpsnla Ow Duffnlo 2, Toledo O. John Carroll Qiiuntlco Marines 0 Western Reserve 10, Hiram 7. George Washington 32, Juaulta 0.

I'nion St. Lawrence 0. Carnegie Tech 27, Thlel T. Geneva 21, Westminster 0. Kansas 13, Oklnhoma Aggies 3.

Delaware lit, St. Joseph's tl. Minnesota 23, North Dakota 6. Drake 6, Washington 0. Wlklnson 6, Lcbnnon Valley 0.

Ilutler 6, Depauw C. The. final tennis match of the season, scheduled for yesterday afternoon between the New Haven Lawn Club and the Hartford Golf Club, was postponed because of rain. The match will be played here next Saturday. nessed the brilliant opening cf the Yale season.

Middlebury's erratic defense was a genuine surprisn In view cf the past four brilliant performances of the Vermonters in opening Harvard's football seasons. Incessantly Yale's lightning tacks streaked a passage outside tackle and into the open for gains netting twenty to thirty yards. llnckfleld Men Star. Larry Noble. E'idie Cottle and Ben Cutler achieved advances which swept he attack close to the shadow of the Middlebiiry goal during the first half, which closed with Yale's total mounted to forty-two points.

The headline individual performance of this chapter of the matinee was a forward pass heaved by Billy Kline In miditeld which 'Walter Bradley pulled down twenty yards for the Middlebury goal nd, eluding two tacklers. took across for a dazzling score. Today marked Bradley's Introduction to Yale rarsity football and his all-round performance Indicated that end rush problem Is solved. Only Two I-'Imt Downs. Yale's ground-gaining totalled a a yardage of 4f8 to twenty-seven for Middlebury and advanced the pigskin twenty first downs to two for the visitors.

One of Vermont's first downs was aided tvy a penalty and the other A Fine, Roomy 4-Door Sedan Not a 2-Door Coach! Beautiful, Comfortable, Powerful! tuts'hdown, a goal from placement and two placement kicks after touchdowns. Skudin and AVhite were bulwarks of strength on the defense. Kelly and lay played well at the ends, their work down the field under punts and on the receiving end of forward passes standing out. Morelend and Mukofski excelled for the Aggies. Starts Scoring lOnrljr.

The Violet started its scoring early in the first period. Setting out from the enemy's 47 yard line. New York University rolled right over the goal line in oje inarch. Line plunges by Briante anil Connors, and a forward from Briante to Connors for a twenty-two yard gain took the ball to the 8 yard line. Briante went over on the third plunge.

Connors placed kicked the seventh point. In the second quarter a brilliant thirty yard run by O'Neill put the ball on the Aggies' 20-yard line. Connors succeeded on a place kick from the 28 yard line. Again showing a steady line smashing attack which the heavier invaders could not stop, New York University advanced from its own 35-yard mark to another LITCHFIELD SCHEDULES SIX BASKETBALL GAMES Georgetown 10, Mount SI. Mary's (Special to The Courant) Litchfield, October 3.

At the county meeting of superintendents and principals held In Thomaston the following basketball schedule was arranged for Lltchflell High School: December 18, Thomaston at Thomaston; January 15, Water-town at Watertown; January 22, Terryville at Litchfield; February 5, Watertown at Litchfield; February 12. Thomaston at Litchfield; February 25. Terryville at Terryville. 13. Citadel 37, Rollins 0.

North Carolina 7, South Carolina 0. Richmond 7, Lynchburg 5. Lennlr-Ryne 0, Milllgnn 2. Auburn 13, Clrmson 6. St.

Thomas 7, Keyestone 6. Fordham 20, Providence College 6. C. C. Jf.

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