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THE SUN- SUNDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1911. 11 IN THE FOOTBALL' I0RID iv PRINCETON WIN (. WES HANDILY, llflM IndMIM WDMr Lafayette and trim I mil LeMfftt -Mavy Held ti.

ttf l) Western Reserve Cornell lilt Htrll light With PBtshiirsj Kleven results yesterday allowed a till of, scoring, in which a niim-shiucs were made more interest scoring of both aide to the Tall and Princeton beat Col-id Holy t'roea respectively by CO (It 'Tea and about what wan ex-Valg heat Colgate by a smaller i Princeton made against that Princeton beat Holy Cross by a ere than Vale made against Holy No that wa a standoff in! ployed a value of lmpreive MbrfSI her ing 1 1 retiu i rt" foflal pa total HUlK I II I Mien net Brown, showing that the I'rttn ii had come fast within a week Dfoatl was beaten by a hig margin and l-er hope of finishing on top thi aeaaon ed i nide setback. The Providence however did succeed In croeaing ir ird goal line, inducing thr number of unscored teams to a email qu intlt Tbe trmj hlch by a ftCOrfl of 20 to 0 bent tt learn Lehigh that tied Princeton nut I igo. ''Ill haa a clean el.Me. The I srllsl Indiana smash, v1 the atmus tttg leanl and loom up ae one of lie l1 ng eleven! of tho aeaaon (tut at preeent. I iggeal upeet of the day w.ia the eoiind beating the I'enn team took from Penn, Hie latter defected Cornell the oilier day and are among the leader" for the limt being at leant.

Cornell', opponent ratterday wa Pittsburg, and the I'hacanal 'heir hande full to win For the aecond Saturday In aucceeeion the Navy played a 0 to 0 tie. Weatern lleeerve waa the ad-teriafl that engaged the midablpmrn yea-tarda and aurprlaed them. York I'nlverslty wa beaten by Williams, but by the allm margin of two points lost' Michigan men had the tin of their Uvea wmnin from Vander'iilt and haa- the s.Hitherneia by one point only, ltie 'ore follow i Harvard. lO: llrown. S.

Tale. 33; olgate, O. Prlnreton. SO: Holy Crow, o. Prnn atate.

tt; Perm. a. Darlklle. Lafayette, o. Dartmouth.

13; Vermont, o. Cornell. 9, Pittsburg. S. rm.

20: I Thigh, O. a. western Reserve, o. niuismt. cw York I'nlvenlty, Trlnlt), 14; raleymo, 13.

tmherst IB; Norwich, O. Michigan. 9: VaoderbUt. H. Springfield, Syracuse, a.

f1.WP PLAYS STAR GAME. son of Coach Help Yale ta Defeat Col- ate. New Hatim. Oct. 2.

Cains' a( 'e-i pi.iw vi i mj hiu isg wooio teams, th ale varsity football eleven defeated the Colgate team by a 53 to score this afternoon. Just before the end the lourth period Wslter who had -arred conaiatently through the game, ook the ball orer the line again for a touch-doWl but waa called back by Referee Lang-tord and the touchdown waa not allowed. i amp waa the only man who played all tbrough the gams for Tale. Every other waa displaced at aome time Vnder-fod played nearly to the close but waa 'Sen out and Freeman sent in in hi place Huntington was the star for Colgate, while did the punting. Huntington -tarted the game off with a ruah which bad for Y'ale The quarterback made a thirty-eight yard run before being noaned by Rellly on a return punt after the i '-Igate klokoff.

Merrill had started the game for Yale hill had not played three minute before Was burl and had to be taken out St rout rnl a hla place and played a good game for the reat of the afternoon He varied jh Play throughout the game. After had downed Huntington at the atart elga'e was unable to make gains and Robinson punted Camp made a twemy--ii ard run and then on the next plav a forward paaa to Avery which netted fteen cards There was no acorlng in th first ptrlod, but the ball was in Colgate territory the greater part of the time. "hen the aecond period started the ball on the Colgate 20 yard line. Camp BI the distance for a touchdown. II waa i-ipec'ed Krancie would kick the goal and tre na Mirpriae when Paul went out la Dor He acnt the ball over from a difficult angle and duplicated the feat a few rwnuta later, when uf ter a nerie of nne plunges Camp made another touchdown.

The neit few play were un-sutisfa. tprv, for Yale tried to play ths fen uuaucceasfully. Keilly, after r.i.nmi a punt back 25 yard, tried the 'rward pasa and Yale lost the ball After i fHf had punted back Camp tried the 1 kick, but without succe. The third period started auspiciously fer I wme the forward paaa from ROBlnion to arrick waa worked and thia brought the hall to the Yale 35 yard line, nearest the viaitors succeeded in get-tirjf the goal line Then Robinson urr.r red back for a kick, but it was a fake sua le another forward paaa toward arrtcM arrick was interfered with and I gate osl the ball Then Andersen made a eni of runa which were among the est irei I the fame, Andersen first made 1 rsrd run. then a so yard run and then yard run This brought the ball to the I ard line, from where Rellly took I Bt lor a touchdow I'runci theii tried goal from touchdown and failed for the rtt I ma In game tins oar The fourth -r i itarted with practuallv a new twain 1st I- reeman at th close wua in the oacbflald 1 ale varied the stvle of plav 'nr ilgho ii the period and open work made ichdown Thai was after tndersen jnd Mitchell had rushed the ball to the fl From there Andersen after run hurled the ball to Strotit.

who is over the line for another score. 20 yards through a broken field I his time Perry was catled upon thf try for the goal and he sent between, the potts In fine shape Soon after tnti did some more rushing, and aided 1 reen sa took the ball to the 10 vard line Hen 'ook it over, but was called hack 1 Howe was at the Harvard-Brown fains 1 he frsn'li S. Petuwnt olgutt. McLaughlin Blacchsril Sullivan Petersen tones Parker Csnirk Huntington ttsmsr Robinson Left end Left Left guard Centre Right guard Bight tackle Rlgh end Quarterback. Lett halfback Bight halfback.

1 Mur'lf VcDevIt Mtrrfti Wily unoac. Swarthout teer Jal, a- Colgate, 0. Touchdowns -b: R'lliy. Strout. Ooals from touchdowns 'rry substitutes Yale- Sheldon for onway for Sheldon; Perry for Scully; I'em flren.nn i I rrtf.

iftrt fir i Parker for MrDrvltt. St. Germain for Itrev A Utift out Wsrren fur I1.11I llnnn fer Iumi Merrltt Mitchell for Bellly; Fresmto Colgste Sullivan for Mc ehber for Rlanrherd; Nunn for Car-olsey for Robinson; riunran for Swarth-plre Tnrrey. Pennsylvania. Beferee irlnliy Field Judge Costello, Cor an Hull, Vale.

Time of periods es rsch. TIGERS IT.V HANDILY. feasi Piay Hather IMssppnlnt lng to Its t'rlllrs. 'fTny, Oct. Hi I'nder conditions srg ideal for fast open football th en rolled up a total of 20 point Holy Croaa this afternoon, while ester team was unable to score ant individual running and the thai Tits a the 'i rl use of the fnrssrrl nesjS mnA i lis IB tr to Ml r.

'E were the contributing factor I eton victory, but when It came ghl football the Holy Crop eleven i I eld their own and gained more i ishtng than uny team which eton ho far tliis season has Is to do. itpri failed to live up to their in the use of the forward paaa, and only once In sli triea were to work a gain, le of the tact that the Tigers' score gn nter than was expected the plav-tean as a whole was a decided ss t. for, dl to I ent to those who had looked a marked improvement in to-md ths inability of the eleven final punch wheu cloae to the iv m. null 111 other occasion it required three plays to advance It four yard. On the other hand, although Princeton goal never reallv seriously threatened, in the third period Holy i roM forced the fighting Into the Orange and Black territory and at this tge of the game nt least had decidedly thelip-per hand, outplaying the Tiger line In every particular.

Mdle Hart' Maying at tackle atood out brilliantly In comparison with that of the rest of the forwanl. and although he showed a tendency to overrun hla man. he seemed 10 he all over the rleld at once He waa also i "ii a tacaie aroutiu play and on one oeraaion got away for a rorty yard gain. Dim, at guard, alao put up a atrong game. Pendleton who hae been ahifled back to all.

again furnished the spectacular play SI fi? the ahape of another one of ii long runa. letting a good Mart under interference, he raced aeventy-flve varda through the whole Holy Croae team for a touchdown in the laat period pre-vlou to thia he had carried the ball forty yards to the yard line, from where Pen-field, on the Uilrd try, acored a touchdown. Hrieu, whose playing for Hoh Croea throughout the conteat waa of high order, made the hlggeat gain of the vialtora, with a thirty yard daah in the third period. Princeton acored llrat within three mln-uteaafterthegame began. Wight recovered anonaide kiik on the in vard line, and tinker, atandlng live yard back, dropped a pretty kick over the bar lu the following period, after a aucceaaful onaide kick had brought the play cloao to the goal, a well executed rorward paaa from Baker to White netted twenty-l ve yurda and Ho Witt went over from tin one vard line The third quarter was all Holy Croaa, but the fourth the llrat of I'endleton'a long runa placed ti ball I ha a ....1 ii i "ait on a tackle around il Hvirvnan pawl held twloa.

Pannald. ilnying qui rter, crnahed thrWjgh centre for the neceaary distance on the ttrt play after the lilt-reeding ku kotT canpj Pendleton'a run Princeton loat at leaat three other od ehanCM to acore. In the ttret period, lth the ball on the 10 yard line. Baker ml ied an eaay Held goal, and ag.iin nt the verj atart oT the next quarter the Tiger' advance waa checked a' the yard line. Ju1 before the rlo of the "half Prlncetor, waa again held, although only four vard from the goal and with three down In which to make the illatance i ne lineup: Hely Crou Left ni1 VI.

White Hart 1 1 sen Ormond llrown Vautlin WlgRt Ohrvstle Pendleton Raker In-rt -ackle Left guard Ire Osteg rcn Pickett Collti Uulnn Toblo Metlvlrr beta O'ltrleii C. O'Learv Oltwoti Touch Right Kuard Hlflit tackle nigh- hrht enit lft halfback. Klght wtti 'ic--riiiH-rwii, mn noiy ream lllWni rV Will Hanlil I ii i M. a 1 iriu Kleld goal DMar. noais irom louenaowns Pendleton.

Bakrr. abatlaiM -Prlncetoa IJufT for Wilson. Norman for Vaughn, Vaughn for Nnrman, Wusoi for Huff. Duff for Brown Wlnanta for WJIaon. Corml -k for Duff.

Phllllpa for Vaughn. l.r for Mi-Cormlrk. DtlBlap for Wight, water tot Ounlap. Prnfleld for Ch: ystle. Sawyer for odie ton.

Pendleton for Saw) er, Hammond for Vend le ton. Andrews for He Witt Holy Crota Home an foriilrison.tilbaon fnrToblrv. Hrfrrer- Olllencer. Prnnaylvanla. empire-WfUlaaw, Prnnaylvaola Field ludgr -AttrOOfl, Amherst.

Linesman Thorpe. Columbia. Time of period 11 minutes each. ISPtAXS MAKE J9 POINTS. Utfayette's Tram Never Near Opponent's Une.

EaSTOV. Pa Oct. 28. Carlisle Indians proved too much for l.afavette this afternoon, rolling up nineteen points without permitting the Maroon and White team to score. The Indians' goal was never threat ened.

Lafayette toward the close carried the ball to the yard line, where they had it when time was called l.afavette did very good work in the beginning, but it was sarly evident that the Indiana were the atrongest. They were heavier, fleeter and more accurate In their plays, and their interference was fine still early in the game It looked as though the conteat would be close, for l.afavette frequestly threw the backs for losses, but the beef of the vieltors began to tell, and after Thorpe had scored the first touchdown l.afavette began to lose hope. Capt. Datinehower won the toaa for Lafayette and the Indians kicked off. a gain of twenty yard -by Marshall and fifteen by Spiegle cheered the Maroon and White rooters, but after that the Indians held and got the ball on a punt on their 30 yard line Being unable to gain the ball went to Lafayette when a forward pass.

Kelly to llannehower, gained fifteen yards. Hnth gamed eight yards, but on the next play the Indians got the ball on a fumble Thorpe made ten yards and another gain put the ball on lfayette's ss yard line Here Iifayeite held and got the ball 1 he Indians then worked it down to lAfeyette' vard line, when the first jieriod ended without either side scoring The Indiana seemed to get stronger as the plav progressed and in the aecond period the ball was in l.afavette territory most of the time In the second tieriod the Indians carried the bull close to goal and lost It on downs Lafayette waa forced to kick and again the Indiana worked the sphere within striking distance I.afsvette was stubtKirn, however, and it wa only after gains of a few yards at a time that the visitors finally got the ball on the I yard line Then Thorpe carried It over for a touchdown No goal was kieked Wheelock made the second touchdown No goal was kicked and the first half ended Carlisle. 10. l.afavette. n.

lu the third period Hodge made a goal from the filed and in the laat period Thorpe made another touchdown which Hurd kicked a goal ou and brought the at or to ID to in favor of the Indians. The lineup Gross Furry Boyer Oensiin Kelly WsgonhurM Pardee llannehower Spiegel Marshall Both Pesihsa. 'jrlislt. Knbri ttheeliHk Jordmi Ilergc Hush Ilislge Burd Welch J. Wheelock Powell Left end Left laeklf.

Left guard Centre. Klght guard Itlghl tackle Klght end Uusrterback Klghi halfback l.ert halfback Score Carlisle i.sfsyeltr. Touchdowns rtiorpe. Powell 1 leld goal Thorpe Gosl from touchdown Huberts Substitutes l.sfa) ette Bsnnermsn for Gross Probst for l-'urry Miller for Buyer. Boas for Kelly Backus for Pardee; Hammond for llannehower; Steele for Spiegel, llrown for Marshall.

Hawson for Ib-th Csrllsle Large for Roberts. Sous for Thorpe Referee Bergen. Princeton empire Dr. Field bulge Thorne. llsverford.

Lluesnisn Koerber. Lafayette. Time of quarters IB. min utes. HARIt WORK FOR DARTMOVTU.

Vermont Tram Defeated, but Visiters Furnish a Surprise. Hsnovkr, Oct. at. -Dartmouth met a tartar in the guise of Ihs University of Vermont footbsll team and came out a victor by the score of only 12 points to 0. Either the big Cireen team wa overconfident or th Burlington eleven uncorked their resl calibre for th first time, for there were times In the ggrne when the Dartmouth stands were rather fidget tv, and four tlmea the Vermontera held their opponents for downs, once on the 8 ysrd line.

The gsme was the faatest and hardeat seen in Hanover thia aeaaon. Dartmouth acored In the eoond and third periods The first touchdown wa the result of a twelve ysrd end run by Dana and a forward pass for eight yards from Wright to Bnow, Dana carrying the hall over for ths tally. Th sc. ond ecore came when Snow made a thirty-five yard ruth from midfleld and twenty yarda on another forward paaa a a ve Llewellyn a chance to make the final Touchdown by an end ruah kicked both aoals Englehorn Llewellyn appeared in the lineup for the first time In a month, and hla work was a little off color. O'Brien and Buokmlller Stayed beet for Vermont, while Elcock, now and Dudley did the beat work for lartraouth.

The Oreen line wa rather weak to-day In opening up holes, the work of Englehorn and. Estep being noticeably nonr. Dartmouth waa only able to vet away with two forward pansea. due no doubt to the fact that many new playi have been tried In aecret practice, the baek-fleld often mlied up their signals Elcock did the kicking this sfternoon, but hi work was only meaiocre. The lineup; rt'irtmtiuth nale Flcc-k Wliltmore Gibson Bennett.

F.ngiehnrn Kstep rlgh I Dudley Dana. Snow Pejvwa, Left end I.ffi tackle Lett gusrd Centre Vermont CIsfTey Whalen Squires Walker Buckmlller Donald Stsnkard O'Btlen Sffton Wrrti Right gusrd High I tackle. Rig ght end Quarterback Left halfback Right halfback i unaara Seine Dartmouth. 12; Vermont, 0, Touch downs -Llewellyn, nana Goals from tourji nnns iigirnnrn. substitutes- usrtmoullt Beer for Wliltmnrr.

Llewellyn for Wright Vermont- Poller for Claffey, Msyforlh for O'Brien. Smith for Sefton. ifwlrk for Weru. empire Andrews. Valr.

Referea -Tufls. Brown Field ludte Ilrlggs. Weslean. Linesman Browu. B.

A. A. Time Four 12 minute period. COBSELL BRAVES VP. Defeat Pit Hbnrg, 9 to 3.

In a Well Playe Game. ItlaOa, Oct. J. -Cornell defeated Pitta-burg I'nlveralty by the acore of I to thla afternoon, but these figure do not tell the atory of the marked improvement ihown by the Red team. By the time Eyrlt croaaed the line for a touchdown, three mlflite after play began, ths anxlou studsat maaaed in the atanda resllcsd that the eleven oa th field thla ftsrnoon wa a murh atronger.

a more i-oherent, a much better playing team than that which ws beaten by Penn Stat by one touchdown two week ago. Cornell scored a touchdown and Kyrich made a drop kirk. Had Butler been la th Knine hie accurate booting would undoubtedly have doubled Cornell'a cor becauae there were plenty of opporttinitiea for Held goala which F.yrlrh couldn't negotiate and tie missed a goal from placement after fair catch. Another thing that tended to keep down th core was penaltiea which put Cornell back tOu yard, twoof them due Juat when the Ithacan had made big gaina. Conaiderlng the two thing the ecore wasn't all bad and there waa the additional factor of weight which wa entirely In i'tttahurg' favor by about fifteen pounda average Kyrich.

Cornell' left end. and O'Connor, left halfback, were the crippled tar of the tame, though I nderhill' defensive work, Munk'a game smearing of play agalnat hla aide of the line, Frit' aenaa-tional tackling and the anappy charging of the line agalnet a much heavier aggrega-t on were other good feature. I he end tackle ahowed better in cover ng punt and their tackling lowr an I sharper O'Connor's run-ling back of kick waa splendid and hla generalahlp In running the team when Smith waa taken oi from quarter was equally high elaa. Kyrich not only recovered a number of nt sad onaide kick, but hi apeed was dst allng and hla tackling uaually deadly. After three minutes of plav O'Connor caught Pitt napping and shot an onaide kick out toward I ewar.

Fyrlch got to It drat aim, acooping it, ne made for ue goal line He dodged hit way behind the goalllne and I ha Mm MM thla Ik Am.1 touchdown In three week, with wild enthusiasm. Eyrie i kicked hla drop kick in the Kecond period from tho 30 yard line. A forward aaa that gained twenty-five yards put PI tsburg on Cornell's JO yard line in the fir' half and Feightner kicked a flsld goal. The visitor were dangerous really only on when Lindeay recovered one of Calvin'- punts on Cornell' 20 yard line. They fooled the Cornet! line on a aerie of live play, taking th ball to the 7 yard line.

Here the Ithacan braced and s.ilendld backing of the line by I nderhill drew tne i itteourg. or losae. A a last -sort they triad a forward pass from a place goal formation, but Mccormick, who ad gone In at left half for Cornell, intercepted it snd Cornell then punted out of danger The lineup Conwff iiii.ii,. f'lifjaurir Kyrich Lffl end Graves Left tackle Leahy o'ltourke l.e.-i guard Whyte Centre Ualvln Munns Right guard Smith Hlghi tackle Stevenson Friue Bight end Lindsay smith Qusrierbark I if war O'Connor Left halfback Brown Hawkins Bight halfbsrk Wsgner nderhill rullbsrk Feightner Score -Cornell. Pittsburg, Touchdown Kyrirh Goal from touchdown-O'Connor Goal from field Kyrirh Substitutes- Cornell- Mr-i-ormlrk for Hawkins.

Gass for I nderhill. Miller for Whyte, O'Connor for Smith. Collins for O'Corfnor. Pittsburg wusiry for Wagner. Geh-lert for Blair.

Blair for Gehlert. Wagner for Graves. Connelly for Iiewar. Soles for Lindsay. Kennochan for Feightner.

empire S. Mr Carry. Georgetown. Befreee J. B.

Pendleton. Hnwdnln Field Judge Decamp. Williams Time of periods 15 minutes I SCORE AtiAIXST ARMY. l4iigh Beaten and West Painter Held Their Record. WgT Poixt, Oct.

M. West Point to-day defeated the Lehigh team by a acore of 20 to 0. and although they had a scare when Lehigh got to their I yard, line the sotdlers are rejoicing to-night that their team ha yet to be scored on. Only once did the lie-high boy became dangerous, and that came in the third period, when Par.iett Worked two forward passes successfully, which, coupled with hitting the Armv line for gaina they advanced to the aoldiers' I yard line when the period ended Army lived up to their reputation, and standing on their goal line they threw the invaders back and took the ball within a foot of their line The game waa filled with pretty runs through broken field by Hyatt Milburn. MacDonald and Mart af-f eu The handling of punts by the visitor was poor and the Arniy'a second touchdown was scored by Hog who gathered in Mac-Donald'a punt as it bounded along in front of Parette Aftsr carrying the hall fortv vard the first period ended with the Army on Lehigh' 3 yard line It took three smashes at the line to shove.

MacDonald over for th ncore In the lt period th Armv worked an onsida kick from the on yard mark that filmed them on Lehigh's It yard mark mt the visitors braced and Keye dropped a goal from the 25 yard mark Another poor nidging of a punt gave Hose the ball on Lehigh 20 yard mark and Key es again dropkirked a goal Lehigh played a good hard game and at times penetrated the trmv line for sains The Armv made most of their ground around the ends behind beautiful interference that the Lehigh boya could not break through I he lineup Positions Left end Left tackle 1 eft guard Centre Blgbl guard Right tackle Right end. gusrterback Right hslfbai lift halfback Fullback f.rfiig Vila Gayton Knol Wylle Blanco Ball (ioyne Pastel te FMek licCafferi Creghton Touchdowns Rowley llexore ArnoM Sltierl I.UilelobQ. lsnphler Iltti llenedlrl MvDonald Score Armi I.ehllh. 0 Ifoge, MacDonald Goals from touchdowns Arnold Goals from placement Arnold. Drop kicks -Keys.

I Substitutes Army Weysnd for Bevorr. Walmstrv for Huston. Hoge for Lsnphler. Keyes for lliatt, Mlltmrn for Bcnedlri. Ilobhs tor MsrDonsld.

Lehlgb Martin for Goyne, Green for Martin. Ackertery for Knot. M. Kenlc for Blanco, Prler for I'Mietle, Ken nedy for Creghton. Referee Mr Fultr Field ludge Mr Klndten empire Mr Booth Lines man Lieut.

Hodges. MIDDIES COVLD SOT SCORE. Western Urserve Players Work Hard for a Tie liamr. A.s'n'apoi.i. Oct.

2. Though the Naval Academy gained Ave times as much ground as Western Reserve this afternoon the visitors made a gallant defence in the laat ditch and always managed to stave off a score The game ended with no score for either team, though the Navy was inside of Reserve's to ysrd line In sll the periods but the first Id the) third period Rodes took tne ball snd In half a dozen playe successively carried it from the Reserve' SB yard line lo within three yard of their goal, but the Reserve braced and took the ball on downs. Twice the Navy made weak attempts at field goals and several times tried the forward paas from a kick formation after a fake try for a goal from placement had. been made These were never effective. Just after the aecond period began the coaches replaced every line man st the same time, the seven substitutes rushing on the field Ins body.

Just sftsr this the Navy by forward passes, worked twice, took the ball to Re serves yard line, where it lost on a fumble after two unsuccessful line plunges. The regulars returned In the third period and made a desperate hut unsuccessful effort to secure score before the game closed the Reserve made Its' only first down. Delton niitpunted Hnagland nearly ten varda to an exchange and the Navy lineman fot down the Held In much better shape he Reserve back recovered the ball ei-cellentlv, however, though they aecured few yarns In running back. The lineup Vasal Academy. Piutttoai.

S'rmm Hsstrrt Overesch I.eft end Oared Ralston Left tackle Snider p.lmer I-eft guard Portmsn Weems Cenlrs Kvsns Howe Right gusrd oaf land Prolan Right tackle Barnes Gilchrist Bight end Shulmsn Sowell Quarterback Sirmip dalton Left halfback Waterworth Mi Revr Right halfback Mowrsy Rodes Fullback Henley Score Naval Academy, 0: Western Reserve. 0. Substitutes Nsvl Academy Dickens for Overesch. Hamilton for Dickens. Ts Rood for Ralston.

Rslslon for De Roods, Wakeman for Klmer. Flmer for wakeman, wakeman for Khmer, IngTSm for Weema, Weems for Ingram, latl-more for Howe, Howe for Letlmore. Vaughn for Redman. Hall for Vaughn. Redman for Hall, Whlihig for Gilchrist.

Gllrhrlst for w'hltlag. Shsw for Sowell. l-cnnard for Dalton. Dallas for Ioiisrd. Bates for lnnard, Collins for Bodes.

Western Reserve- Mtevens for Gararl, Gararl for Stevens. Barnes for Hoaglaad, Hesg- land for Barnes. Shulmsn for Barn. Hanky for Shulman. Ktilgllt fur tiouu.

unrtimer tor name' Beferee MrleThompson Georgetown empire Darimnuth Field Judge Gresham Poe Princeton unesmaa nnuuiworis. narvsro Time of quarters minute. HARVARD DEFEATS BROWN PROVIDESCE PLAYERS StC-1 EF.lt SCORIXti. lear Records ar the Two Are Broken First Touchdown Made In Mix Minutes and Ncere Tied by Brawn hi Second Period by Npeetaralar Play. AifaRiDtiK.

Oct. By the sheer ag-greasiveness of its play, rip-tearing power in attack, tackling that pounded the apeed out of the Brown backs, and a sene of following the ball that wa moat brilliant, Harvard not only dashed Brown's hope for victory to-dsv, but before people In the stadium heat the Hrunolan 20 to a core that waa larger than Harvard ha made agalnat llrown for seven years Brown, flushed with it success at Pennsylvania week ago, not forgetting It 21 ton romp down on Yale Field In To, came lo Harvard to-dsv confident that at last its day lo win had come. But it wa not Brown's ds Within slk minutes Harvard scored a touchdown, fiercely driving up the gridiron on etraight football from midfleld and stopping only momentarily while the ball twice ejehnnged hand on a misplaced forward pas and an Immediate fumble hy a Brown halfback Then Wendell tore through the Brown defence for the first score Thl touchdown wa the first that had been cored agalnat Brown thi fall and left Harvard a the Only big university team in the int that had held lis goal clear. But Harvard did not hold thia distinction for long In the aecond trlod, after another long advance had driven Brown bck to within twelve yard of goal line, a Crimson forward pa drop ied to earth. Rrown taking the ball on dnwna and immediately kicking.

Then began a aeries of incidents that worked for llarvard'a entire disadvantage. Brown accepting the opportunity to put on ita open game, and the remit being touchdown and i goal which tied the score Taking Brown's kick midfleld Campbell of Harvard drove around the Brown right wing for thirteen yarda, but Harvard's holding loat not only thi splendid gain, but fifteen more yards besides. After an eichanire of kicka, on which there wa no advancement. Harvard used It hands Illegally again, and thi time was set back to its .7 yard line by the referee, these two Infringements of the rule costing Harvard forty-ops yard, and providing the chance for which Brown had been waiting so long Into th next two minutes was crowded all of Brown's at offensive football of Mie game, or after Sp rack ling had run hack Potter's kick a few yard past the middle of the field Into the Crimson's territory five plays were sll that were used before the ball was taken behind Harvard's goal post for the first time this season, and the thousands who had accompanied the Brown playent I to Cambridge from Providence were on their feet, yelling like Comanchee, and beginning to see the advent of Brown's first victory over a Harvard football team. With the ball on Harvard's yard Hue Hprackllng began the forward passing game, the chance for which he had been waiting so long The ball wa close to the Harvard sideline and Camp and the Crimson pluvera pei led a play toward the wide expanse on the other side But Rprackling settled back, and waiting until the Harvard forwards were almost upon him drew back his arm and spun the hall straight ahead and only a few feet inside the boundurv line Ashbaugh, the right end, ran down outside the playing field and turned in twenty yards ahead, catching the hall at full reach, and being smothered just thirty-seven yarda from Harvard's goal The nest play was stopped almost de ad and then Hprackllng made another forward pass, this off to his left to Adams Adams wa sll alone and catching the ball over rfis shoulder and timing it flight beautifully while at full apeed he romped from Harvard's i yard line to within Ave yarda of the Harvard poata.

Harvard threw the neit play baok. hut on the following rush lenney sairteei narvara right tint and was across the goal line before the Cam- i I bridge plavere knew what hnd happened. I i '1 his was the prettiest football seen at Cambridge since the forward pass was' incorporated in the game But it waa all I that Brown offered to-day. and save for the long advance down the field made posaible 1 by thla spectacular extioeitioii of open play, Brown never woe aangeroiia, indeed holding the ball In Harvard a territory 'only once thereafter, and immediatelv I being obliged to retreat to its ground be-I cause of a penalty lor holding Brown's joy over this beautiful effort was short lived, for the game went along, only a few minutes before Harvard again i took the advantage. kick to its own to yard line and Potter's run in of a kick set I Brown on it 40 yard mark and from here I Potter's forward paas over the middle of the rush line was caught by Smith This time Harvard could not force Brown's defence, I but Milhollaud was culled into the pluv on 1 the IB yard line, and standing ten ards back, kicked drop kirk goal, the ball spinning over the top of the right band post of th goal Thu when the first half ended Harvard waa leading to and waa playing the i football that seemed sure to win provided chance did not place Brown in a position to begin its open game again In the aecond half Harvard stored twice, but neither of the touchdown came on atralght football, rather on aa spettauclar plays as one may ae in football, and plays which stamped the afternoon'! gam as one of the most cu tting contest of the tear Early in the third period Harvard, aided by another forward pass from Potter to sttBltn, aii'3 tne power 01 wenoeii.

ploughed up the Hold for a first down ou Brown's If yard line But here the ball was again loat on down, notwithstanding that the lost play was a Hucieful forw-rd pass made by Potter to the doughtv Campbell Brown kicked, and Mitchell, the Providence centre, recovered the ball on Harvard's 40 yard line after It had been booted by Potter, who tried to acoop It up while on the dead run. Brown advanced to the middle ol the field and then wua aet back for holding, and then came the first of llarvard'a most brilliant plays of the afternoon Spracklitig. taking the ball himself, darted behind a aplendidly formed Interference around Harvard's right end but could not pick hla way through. Five Harvard men. among them Gardiner and Hitchcock, pounced upon Spracklitig together, and fatrlv shook the ball out of Ins arms Campbell wa oa the spot to seize it and was off like a flash for the Brown goal line There ws no Providence player near him.

for all had been ahead of Hprackllng Campbell picked up th ball on Brown' 3B yard line and waa overtaken only when he had reached the goal line and waa turning In toward the pocte. In the fourth period Harvard scored again, and as the result of a dazzling run hack of a kick by Potter, who, taking the ball out of Reynolds hands on Harvard's own 40 yard line, tore down the field, until he was tackled by (Harnett and thrown outside th playing field on Brown's there yard line. Potter' run of slaty -eight yard and the aiibseuuent plunges that carried Wendeh across the line for Harvard's third touchdown was all that there waa to the Seriod for only once after the touch-own did Harvard have the hall across from the middle of the field, and Brown, although it made a successful forward pas from Harvard' 4 yard line, was set hack for holding on the same play, thus losing the only chance to advance th ball from a scrimmage on Harvard soil Harvard played better football to-day than at any time thl year, the Crimson gam being stamped all over with ag- 6reelvanea and the sort of tackling that ikea the starch nut of the other fellow. At the end of the gsme Harvard wa using almost an entire substitute team. The line up; forfird.

rnnttnns I elton Left end Hitchcock Left tackle. Leslie Left guard Brown. Adams Krati Kulp Mitchell Goldberg Martini oiurer enire Fisher Right guard Right tackle Gardiner Smlui Potter Campbell. 11 Hag ton Right end Ashbaugh Quarterback Sprac kllng Lfi crowuier Blgbl halfback Tenuey Jones Score Harvard, to. Brown.

Touchdowns Wendell, 2. Campbell. Tenney. Goals from touch downs Fisher, i. Ashbaugh Goal from (laid Mtlholland Substitutes- Harvard Hollltter for Sinlia.

McGuIre for Leslie. Psrmenier for Storer. Keays for Feltnn. Fri dicy for Potter. Mtlholland for Campbell.

Beynnlds for Mllholland. Campbell for Brynolds. Reynold fer Campbell. Morrison for Wendell. Brown Wilson for Adams, Gelb for BarUell.

Marble for Crowuier. Crowuier for Marble. Metralf for Marble, Sntl for Jones. Jones for Snell Beferee A. Kvsns.

Williams. Cm 6 Ire lb- A. I. Sharpr. Vat.

Field Judge W. urletgh. F.xeter. Linesman H. C.

MrGrath. Meston College Time Four IB minute periods Prospect Park Pastball Resttlt. Mldmoni. IB' Ion, a lioyol. 17: Rcxoa.

0. Indian A. C. 10: Mohegaa A. 0.

Beverly. 10; Sterling. 0. Cortland. IB; Sitka.

I. Celoroa. IT. Huguenot, Acorn A thistle, ll, Royals, a i wre.i rri gjswa New York I'nlvenlty Beaten by ta I in Ntubbern Oame. Wiu.iamstown, Mass Oct.

7 The open I Rtyle of game, with almoat every play, was i seen thla afternoon in the match between Williams and the New York Vniverslty, which was won by William, lo Th field goal, the forward pas, punting and open formation all came Into use, with the field goal and the forward pas In the foreground. The vieltors scored all six of their points by two pretty field goal by Moore, their halfback, who sent the ball squarely between the goal posts both tlmee that the opportunity came to him. Nagle of William had three opportunities of the same kind, hut missed the first two, making good on the third that won the game for Williams. Both team resorted to open formations for their gain, neither being able to make progress by hammering the other's line. Williams circled the ends of the visitors for big gains, Lewi carrying the ball In several big runs, two of which were of a sensational nature.

The first one he carried the hall from the nlddle of the field to within two yard of New York's goal, and Ihe second one he was started for the visitor' goal with leas than a minute to play, when he wa caught well within New York' territory by the only man left between him and the goal. New York resorted to the forward pass In the last period In the hope of a victory and It execution waa a feature of the match Hlx successive time It wa used for good gains, a total of forty-eight yarda I being made by it in the six time. The defence of both team wa hard when within Its territory and once New York. when Lewi had placed the ball on It 2 yrd line, held for do i and laved a touch -down. Agi.lr.

in an Miller pjrlod Williams had the ball on New York' yard line and New York iield four but the last time was penalized for of side ptay and William reieived a second oi portunity, whloh ended In Williams getting it touchdown, Nagle plunging through ie) line for the score The run of Low and his gei.eral work, ths rushes of Nagle and hi interference for wls. the defensive work of Rice and Vtnal, Williams's ends, particularly In the punting game, the gonl kicking of Moore and his rushing, and offence of Brennan were feature of the gime. Kire was fast on nnnts snd recovered three for Williama from fun Plea, thoi gh one waa not allowed. Both team fumbled several times and two of them nere ooetlr, one for esch team. I he lineup; tymneti Ylnal Newton Mason Anderson Michael Walker Bice Lewis Nagle Under piwfSoat, lcft end x.

t'sleerrlhy. Werner Kenneberger Torrence McKay Vetley Oswford I Jon Flllffe Moore Left tackle I.efi guard Blgt gusrd Klght tackle Bight end Quarterback eft halfback Bight halfback Ful.back Brennan Score iviiilams. New York I'nlveralty, 6. Touchdown Nagle Gils from fleki Moore, 1: Nagle Substitutes WLIIams-Garfield for New-ton. Prlndle for Mason.

Alnslle for Fish. New York Cnlvcrsliy Ztmrr erle for Crawford. Suiter for Torrence. oleman for Dutcher. Comfort for KlIlfTc Referee Burke.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute. empire Lowe. Dartmouth. Field Judge Carpenter. Harvard Linesman Seeley.

llllams. Time of periods- IB minutes each. TRINITY'S VPHILL FIGHT. Wealryan Beaten by One Point In a lest Period Rally. HARrFortn, Oct.

2. For the fifth consecutive year Wesleyan again was defeated to-day by her old rival' Trinity, scoring 14 points to Wesleyan II, The game waa Intensely exciting throughout and wa witnessed by a crowd of n.uoo persons Kinney of Trinity kicked off to Bacon. Wesleyan quarterback, who wa downed on hi 20 yard line Neither team could gain first down and many punts were exchanged. Trinity being outpunted. With the ball In Trinity's possession ou her 20 yurd hue Wesleyan blocked a punt and got the ball.

On the next play, using a clever forward paaa. F.usli wa sent over for a touchdown. The goal waa mlased I unity kicked off, forcing Wesleysn to punt on her 30 ysrd line By successful line bucks and a clever end run by Capt Howell Trinity brought the ball to Wesleyan yard line, where Kinney kicked a difficult goal from placement No acor-Ing was done during the rest of the period. In the llrst part of the second period Trinity used the forward pass successfully several times, but was heavily penalized for holding By uaing Hudson for steady gains through the line Trinity carried the ball to Wesleyan' so yard line, where Kinney missed a goal from placemen' Punt were freely exchanged during the remainder of thla period, no score being made Cook showed remarkable skill run mug back pixm During the thud period no scaring was done, although Howell made a spectacular run of twenty-five yards around Wesleyan's left nd mid Bacon's running luick of punts was excellent Ihe last period opeued with the ball in Wesleyan's possession on Trinity's 20 yard line On the third down Bacou dropklcked a goal from the Held Trinity kicked off to Wesleyan, who punted, trinity returning the punt On Wesleyan's next punt the ball was fumbled Wesleyan falling on it lor another touchdown Bacon missed Ihe goal Score. Trinity Wealeysn IB Trinity again kicked off.

forcin agan 1 runt rcing We levari to By using clev er forward a.saes and steady line buck Hudson was pushed over for Trinity's first touchdown No goal was kicked Wesleyan now kicked off lo Trinity and after several exchanges of punts Trluitv riiNhed the 111 up the field. Cullelt carrying it over on a clever end run and tying Ihe score Kinnev kicked the winning goal 'The lineup mail I'osiiions Heifryan lft end McCarthy Left tackle Uernhanl Left guard Patktnton centre Murphy flight guard Gillies night tackle Hurling lllgtit end Kuslls Quartet bark Baron Left halfback Francis nigh 1 halfback Petllgrrw Fullback Andrews Aliern John Monie Fllrpstrlrk lllercker Moore Kinney Howell 1 'ook l.aw lrr Collect Hudson Score Trlully. 14. Wesleyan. II.

Touchdown Rusttg, 2. Collect. Hudson Goal from touchdown Kluney Goals from tlehl Kinney, Bacon Substitute Trinity U. Howell fur titrpatrlck Tale Freshmen lo Well. NBW Hivrk, Oct.

2S The Ysle freshmen defeated lad Jones' Pawling School eleven 21 to 0. The schoolboys were no match for the local youngsters, who found little dim cully in slsmmiag through the no nn oneismiii asms, i uere waa plenty of kicking In the first pert of the game with honors aolna to Castle CuBl nlshed plenty of features throughout, hi iiuesi sunn comma tiireeuy alter tne alckoff following his kicking of Loftlls'a mnmi castle caught the ball on his .1 yard lihe ami ran i ne enure lengtn 01 tne Held for a touchdown. other Football Oame Yesterday. Al LakrUUr, Jjonn HotrhklM, 14. Cosnectlrut XI BSSSSS IB' U.ln.i At Med for -Tufts.

Aggte. 0. At Stamford- Stamford H. 12; Naugatuck. 0.

At Washington Washington and Jefferson Ii Westminster. 0. At Lincoln -Nebrstk. It; MlHourl. 0 3s uU Palranhy.

Missouri At B)riomlngton -Indians 11; Washington University. 0. At Fvsnston Wisconsin. 21; Northwestern, a At Lafayette- Purdue. 8: Depauw.

0. At Lexington Cincinnati, Kentucky. 0 At Springfield Denlson, Wittenberg, n. At Minneapolis Minnesota. 24; lowa.

At Columbus Ohio Slat. Wrieyn. 0. At oberlln Oberlln. Ce.

a At Hanover Andover, Dartmouth Fresh men. 8 Al Memphis Christian Brother College, II; nlnn At Austin. Tex. -Teas. It; Arkas.

0. At Athens Mercer. At Atlanta Georgia Tech. 0: Alabama, 0. At ROMlok V.

F. I B. W. and 1. B.

At Birmingham -Auburn, II; Mississippi A. snd Al Chspel Hill- North Carolina, is. e. S. S.

Franklin, Al Baletgh North CaroBsa A. and is, Tennessee. 0. At New Orleans Tula. 10; Howard College.

0. Al Charlotte Virginia. I At It Louis St Louis, 24; Bolls School, a At Montcllr Montclalr Aredemy, Borden tow 1,0. At i ireno Bates, Main. 0 Al Cambridge Harvard freshmen.

11. Cornel freshmen. 0 A I Watervlll -Colby, Bowdola.O. At mm ham Rhod Island Bute. New Hampshire State, At Boulder- Colorado IB; Wyoming.

I. At Great Falls South Dakota, 10; Denver, n. Al Notre Dame Notre Dame, SO: 0. Kant, Drake, I. Butler College, 2t, MoerSk Hill.

0. Auburn. 11. Mississippi. I.

Georgia. Merrer. ft A I Mlddleburv Hamilton. Mlaoiebury. At Chesterton Swartnmnre.

21: Rutgers. 0. At Port Deposit- UwrencaviuS. Tom School, a. AMHERST'S EASY TIME.

Norwich I nable ta Scare and Victor t'se Mabatltates. AiniMfi Oct. 2 After three field gosls bv Msdden snd a 40 yard run to a score by Cook on a forward pass from a kick formation Amherst closed up It (core heel with point, while Norwich got nothing in the fourth period the game degenerated into a farce at the entrance of Junior Weil, whoended the game by hugging the ball closelv on the side line. The comic element In this quarter were many, snd Norwich wa only a side Issue In humorous end run by Well and drop kick nt tempted by Fltt. All Amherst's scoring wa done In Ihe first three periods Madden shone brightly In all departments, and though Two of his goals were within easy striking distance, yet he kicked the third from a sharp angle near the side line.

Amherst scored it onlv touchdown when Madden fell back for field goal on the 40 yard line and Fltt executed a forward pass to Cook fooling the nwrwiun Irani cumpierciv I Norwich waa ay enough to allow manv on Amherst, but their ends' broke through on the purple repeated)! i Penalties were frequent and Norwich was inula wnen me nan was the air but Amherst showed no sustained power of attack and even developed uncertainty and lack of unity at tlmee Few open game plays failed for Norwich was the lighter and inferior team The lineup tmSeref. roirttioai Msdden Left end Kimball Guetter lft tackle Birch Kimball Left guard MrCarilu Clismherlsln Cinii i 'Curry Right guard Malilr Hnumann Bight larklr Alvnrd Cook Might Mid Lee FHta Quarterback Colbln C. Hubbard Left halfback Burnell Bight halfback Kelly Whlieman I Fullbsck .1 'nderhill Scon mherst. IB; Norwich. 0.

Touchdown -Cook. from touchdown Madden. Goals firm Held Madden. Substitutes Amherst Seaman for c. Hubba Blabop for Haumanr 8 Hubbard for Searran.

Rlshnp for Klmbal. Mutler for Connolly. Bro rn for Madden. Well for Norwich lielyea for ilm ball, Baliry for McCarthy, Thorn for Colbln. Tt in wn for Lee.

t'mpl'e -K. Morse. Dartmouth. Beferee- Ingall. lirown.

Field Judge ilanimond. Harvard. Llaeaman Henry, Amherst 1 Time -Four IV mlnut 1 periods. MICHIGAN BY ONE POINT. Pear Taokllnc Nearly Ism re Wolverines' Oame With Vand trbUt.

An Allium. Oct. 2. Poor tackling ci tne within an ace of losing the Van-derbllt game for Michigan. However, superior offensive play enahl-d the Wolverines to win by one point, the final count being to Forward passes worked wonder for Vanderbilt, scoring their lone touchdown A brilliant 40 yard run by McMillan ensbled Con kiln to score the first three points for Michigan after a blocked kick allowed Vanderbilt to do the same in the third quarter A eerie of line plunge in the fourth Rent Well over for Michigan' only touchdown, Conklin kicking goal.

landerhllt immediately executed two forward passes which plus a Michigan penalty put the ball on tne latter'a two yard line, apt Morrison went over on the next plsv. but punted out wild. This wived Michigan from a tie. Craig made an no yard run after intercepting a forward pas and tackled like a demon. HI tackle of Brown from behind in the centre of the field aa the whjatie blew saved the game.

i ne uneup: Vi, Mure, oi ion. IT lend Let! tackle Left guard Centre Right gward Bight tackle High end Quarterback Lft hklfback Bight halfback Fullback Vandersfft K. Morrison Freelsud Mettger Morgan C. Brown Brawi B. Brown 11.

Morrison Conklin Bogle Quoin Paler son. Pontius Wells F. McMillan Craig Carpell HardggeJ ColllnsT- i nomson Score Michigan Wells. Morrison Slkes Vanderbilt. Touchdown Goal from much do Conklin.

Goals from field Conklin. Curlin Substitute Vanderbilt Curlln for Slkes. I'm-plrr-Frkersall. Chicago. Beferee Walker, Virginia.

Field Judge Lieut. Nsiij. West Polat Linesman Heston, Michigan. Time of quarters IB minutes. WON IN THE LAST QCARTER.

Springfield Defeata Syracuse by Mann's Mtar Playi. Oct 2. A touchdown sfter running nlnety-flve yards through the field in the first nuarter and a place kick from the 30 yard line In the final quarter, both by Quarterback Mann of Springfield Training School, deleated Syracuse hare thi afternoon, it to 5. Syracuse scored one 'on. h-down in the third quarter by straight football Kallett of Syracuse intercepted nu inside kick and went over for a touchdown hut was called hack for offside The final acore of ft to tajs a poor standard by which to judge the game.

Syracuse waa outweighed, outplayed and beaten at every stage They showed but one flash of good playing and that waa in the first quarter Kallrtt and Fogg for Syracuse plated well on both offence and defence. They far outclassed the other twenty men on the field Sptlngfleld held Syracuse for downs on the 1 ysrd line Day Reeve Camp Ayllng Hllllngcr Probst Kslletl Dsrby Fogg Alnsley u. Smith The lineup I'oslUons. Left end Werner Brlggs Deane Left tackle eft guard Centre Bight guard Bight larklr Bight end Quarterback I -eft halfback Klght halfback Fullback tlregory Collins Sanson Doene Mann Kelly Home Mel.ler. Cpt Score Springfield Syracuse.

I. Touchdowns Mann. Fogg Goal from touchdown slann. Field gosl Mann Substitutes Syracuse Long for Day. Smith Tor AlnsUy.

Fisher llllfllnger. Ayllng for Camp Fisher fur Ayllng. Csstle for Smlui Springfield Beghold for Mann. Hssel for Home officials A Rlsley Colgste, referee F. O'Neill.

Williams fin plrr A Wright. Columbia Field Judge Bryan. Franklin and Haverfurd GOAL IN THIRD PERIOD. Wallerstrln Wins Casnr far Haverforrt From K. and M.

Lam ASiFK, Oct. 28 Franklin and Marshall College was defeated to-day by llaverrotd College by the score 6f I to 0, It waa a splendid contest and the victory was secured iu the third period, when Qusr-terback Waflerstein dropped a field goal from the 2B yard line The ball In the llrst half wa almoat continually In the visitors' territory, and they had several close calls from being acored upon They rallied In thr aecond half and eelzed the opportunity when It came of landing the pigaltin behind and 'e goal The local had like opor-tunltle aeveral times, but failed to improve thejn. The lineup: Franklin and Hayes Mailman Kalbarh Pontius Bohl Shsn tr Shsffner Brldenbugh Wood positions. Hartrtori. Frquhar Foley Moon Cope Froellcher Taylor i.eri ena Left tackle Left guard Centre Klght guard Bight tackle Right end Quarterback Left hlftek Blghl halfback.

Fullback Murray Wl' inwrsicin Thomas Hartshorae a Sangrre Haverford. 0. Jaeger syne Score Franklin and Marshall. Field goal Wallerstrln Substitutes tes and Marshall -ShafTner for Hayes. (Hidden for snatrner.

tiernari ror jaeger empire Davidson. Cnlverslty of Pennsylvania Beferee Slgman. Lafayette Field ludge- Smlui. Burknell Linesman Stahr. Franklin and Marshall VNION ESCAPES A SHlTOl T.

Hebart'i Tram BVoerei Twice an Its Own Orannd. Dkniva, N. IT Oct. 21 The Vnlon College football team narrowly escaped a shutout nn Hobsrt campus thl sfternoon I'nion's score wa made from the 10 yard line when Dewey put the ball between the posts. Thl was th only time that Hohart' line was In danger.

Hnbart missed two touchdowns, one when the hall wa oh the I yard line and once when within a foot of the line. Each time Bay less tried and loat nn a fumble. Rayleas made the first touchdown when he recovered a punt and made a 40 yard run for the line. The other waa made by line burking Capt. Barm ore of Ihe Hohart play ed a star game, his tab ling being a feature I nlnn resorted to shift i lobar lsys throughout, but were checked by the rw, a every attempt The lineup Unban positions.

Pnio Hntrhklss. 111 end Starburk Bobbins Left tackle Sellnow Van Ingen 1-rfi guard Jasoloskl Centre odder Skinner Bight guild. Hokerar Warner night tackle Clrlch Wood Blghl end Morgan Basset Quarterback Coward Barker. Ifi halfback Barvey Rarrmnre Blghl halfback Dewey Bailees Tulfback fi Wood score Hotter t. 10; Colon, a Touchdowns Bsyless.

rleld goal -Dewey Substitute Spalding for Skinner Referee Roberta. Tufts inplrr sielnburg. Syracuse Field Judge Tom roiger. Cornell Head linesman Kanr, Geneva Timers Sparks. Hobsrt.

Riley. Union. Time of psilous auoutes. PENN STATE SHOCKS PENN LATTER BEATEN, 29 TO FOOTBALL GAME. IN Three long Runs In First Perlad Pile a Many Touchdowns for th Vltatiers Obtain Four Mare Paints Pram onple of sureties Quaker tteak.

PttlADItiMHA, Oct. If. Fast snd fsnov football waa played by the Penn State eleven in the first period of to-day's game with Penn mid Ihe former msde enough point In the first quarter to win by on sided acore. The final tally wa 22 to in favor of State, twenty of the victor' points being made In the first nuarter Penn escaped a whilewaah by making a touchdown In the second period and the state player added two more point In the last quarter. State reali.ed eighteen point from touchdown and four more from a couple of safeties hu Penn as compelled to mske to avoid a worae defeat.

The two eafetie reaultad directly from blocked kicka and the three touchdowns eme from long runs Penti's touchdown also resulted from a long run, in which fsit the game abounded Pretty nearly all th advantage gained on cither aide. State outplaying Penn In thl reaped aa in moat other respects wa chiefly from open play and punting, with only a small amount of headway made by rushing from scrimmage The only department in which Tenn waa not surpassed waa ill punting. When Thayer did the punting for Penn he held hi awn with Mauthe state clever kicker State rut loose with swift dashes garlv in the game which piled up the point so ft ii maun the Quakers allay. Mills and other fleet men on Ihe State aide ran around and through the Penn brigade and the Penn team wn week In execution, weak in quick grasp of ft opponents move nd weak In ttopping runners In broken Held Hill llollenbsok, the former Penn crack, i the Mate coach and his meii played aa if they knew more about football than the Penn pia a and also as if they could better execute what thsy knew Conspicuously good end plsying was done by Very of State. His work on defence wa fine and he wa in all th play, following the ball cloaelv ami making hi tackles cleanly, state also had an efficient pair of tackles in Fngle snd Harlow, a capable defensive Dal In King and a remarkably fleet and quick dodging runner in Miller.

Individually the Htate eleven wax better, and the team waa much better drilled fur thi pa titular same. Aftei the slunk of the flrst quarter the Penn team did much hettr defensively but never got together for any effective football. Minds and Thayei showed up to beet advantage for Penn. A player on each side was ruled off for scrapping, and as the banishment took pi ice simultaneously the half distance to the goal line penalties nullified themselves The flrwt touchdown followed the very first play. Mercer kicked off to Miller, who caught on his yard line.

Hi interference waa, gathered in front of him and as soon as he got up to it. he bolted around to the left. He dodged a couple of men who saw him streaking over toward the aide line, and with a quick swerve to the right dodged the last man between him and the goal post For the laat flfty yarda he had a clear field and waa too feat to be overtaken. He ran nlnety-flve yard in all and planted the ball behind the goal pot Mauthe kicked the goal. The second touchdown wasn't long in coming.

Mercer kicked off again. Harry csme back ten yard and a forward paas to Page netted fifteen varda. Penn got the ball on a fumble and lost It on downs King broke through the Penn left wing for twenty-five yard, and the next play wa a iiuarterhark run by Miller for a touchdown The quarterback did Rome more alipperv dodging and zigzagged twenty five yard to the iroal line Mauthe also kicked tins izoal with nonchalance and ease In order to break the hoodoo. Penn gave tne ball Instate for the kickoff. Marshall hiked hack twenty straight vard and Mercer skimmed around left end nine yarda.

Marshall made six more on a sharp turn in. but a compact formation netted nothlne and the ball went to State on a punt. Miller caught and tor off another long run, but ie nan was brought back for holding. eenn returned Mauthe punt with an onaide kick Barry hit the trail for twenty yams, oux lumniea ana nouraei isu on ins pigskin. Miller caught a punt on his own 1 vard line.

Mauthe' return nunt struck on Stale's 411 yard line and the ball took an eccentric hound. Very, tearing up, jumped and caught the leather and next moment whs on his way with the throttle wide open. By the time he had gone ten yard he was clear and he ran seventy yarda for touchdown No. 3. Again Mauthe' educated toe converted Kngle ran Thayer' kickoff back to th centre of the Held Punt were exchanged and Mauthe' oneide kick sent the bell out of bounds at Penn' 10 yard line.

In the scrimmage Harlow rammed through and blocked kick The ball bounced back of Penn a goal line and Barr fell on it for a safety. Thus ended the first quarter. Penn braced In the aecond quarter and kept the fighting in state domain. Penn blocked a kick on State's 10 yard line, hut a pass wa intercepted by very State took ths ball on down. Penn' forward passing waa inaccurate all through Near the close of the half Keough made a fair catch on State' IS vard line, but Crawford fell abort on the place kick for goal In a subsequent scrimmage State was penalized for holding, so that a punt save the ball to Penn well within Slate side of the field.

From the It yard line Mind dashed out around left end, turned and weut through the scattered enemy at a powerful clip. Ilia atroag running carried nun peat opposing ticklers and he went over for a touchdown Crawford kicked the goal. The third period waa scoreless State delved into the intricate and tried a double pass iu conjunction with a tackle ship but Thayer smeared the plav for no gain r.acn sine lost instance ey poor oi punts nut a theee puate went out of bounds there wa no chance for the kicking side to recover them. Juat before the end Of the third period Wilon blocked a kick in the middle uf the field. Mauthe punted to Penn' two yard line.

Keough fell oa the hall instead of letting It go over for touck-back. The period ended right here, but In the next quarter, when play was resumed oa Penn'a wo yard line at the other end at the field, the state forwards swarmed through and blocked the kick Mereer won the race for the ball aa it abot back to the fence, hut his lading on it meant another safety and two more point for State. Penn managed to put through a forward pass in the rourth period. Ths play gained in yards but rushing was of no avail snd the ball went to State on the latter'e 2J yard line. Then came a punt and the curtain.

The suiumury. Penn Page Harlow Brboul Positions. I eft end Left tackle Left gxsrd Centre Bight gusrd Hlrht tackle Blghl end Quarterback eft halfback Bight halfback PewnmieatiKi FUber HOfTta Clark Hansen Kngle Very Miller King Mauthe Barry Jeunlet sail ruirsark Score Penn State. 21: Peansylvank downs- Miner, err. siinas.

downs Man the. 3. Crawford Hsfetle Mercer Substitutes Pen State Wilson Page. Pag for Wilson, Goedke far so see Mc ean for Onedeke. Wilson for McVeaa.

Her man for Milter. Miller for Herman, Barren for Mauthe. Berryraan for Barry. Barry far Berrv man. Peonsyhanl Spruanr for Fisher NoUn lor Dillon.

Kelleher for Morris. Crawford for Flndelsen. Msison for Jnurdet. Thayer fer Mai shall. Marshall for Thayer, Mlndi Tor Barr.

Ken nedy for Harrington. Keough for Merrei. Merrer for Keough, mirror Merrer. Befaree Msrthsll. lUrvard 1 mplre okeson.

Lehigh. Field tsdg 4 row ell Swarthmor Tyler. Prince ton. Time of periods minutes ech. COSTELLO'S FIELD GOALS.

t.eorgetow Quarterback Kicks Three In One Perlad. Washington, Oct. 2. Georgetown I'nl-verlt defeated St College of Annap-olla at football to-day 21 too. Considerable fumbling by both teams marred the gam.

Nearly a dozen forward passes were attempted, but onlv one succeeded The St. tesm played in open style, while Georgetown played old fashioned footbsll. Mellon and Clayton played strong on the defence for the visitors, the former's punting being nnetyf the features Costello mads nine nt Georgetown's points by three pretty gol from the field in the oienlng period and was Georgetown' molt (insistent ground gainer The Uneup Georeeoii'a Barrlcello nan Dslley Cunlrfe Relnrhllde Wymanl Hegaity Magner Costello Furev I'osttinns Left end Left tackle lft gusrd Centre 51 Jsan i Woedwsr! McNutt Wetek Gladden Whit Claud Mel vine wiioa Mellea ley ion Bight guard Right tackle Bight end (Juarirrhack 1 eft hslfhsck Bight halfback Fullback Bryan i Score Georgetown. 11; St John Touchdowns Brynt. 2 Goals from field Costello, Goals Horn touchdown wvmard.l.

SubsUxuiea i Georgetown Stohlman for Dalley. SltuVrdtng for Magner Greer for Cuslffe. Outnlaa for Furey. carrign tor Bryant. Bergen for Bsrrl I cello.

Jamison tor Hgrly. Beferee Lsatbsrt. I I'lrid Judge -Morse. Clsrksoa i'echlcl. fists 0 vines i ese i moire iiiven.

deor eemw period -U mlnut. MtrsJ 1. 1. Touch train touch Barr for.