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XL Pages 11 to 8.t PORTING SECTION -mw y. If i SUNDAY MORNING: NOVEMBE It 25, 1900. FOOTBALL CLOSING BATTLES ARE BE.ING FOUGHT. schools PITTSBURGH HIGH BEATS SH AD YS IDE. VARSITIES.

mm -A PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL'S WINNING TEAM. PITTSBURGH HIGH, EBOVE CITY LADS IE MB 11 BEAT. WINS BIG VICTORY. WUP ELEVEN WINS, BUT NOT WITHOUT HARDEST KIND OF STRUGGLE. YESTERDAY'S SCORES.

XV. I. 24 Grove City Phsr. Lyceum Magara For First Time in Eight Years Shadyside Falls Before Red and Biack. Pittsburgh High.

6 Shady side GAME ABOUNDS IN PUNTING. VV. 3K Carnegie Yale 6 Harvard Pennsylvania 22 Villa Nova Lafayette 33 Lettish Brown 23 Dartmouth Masslilon 13 Canton 5: 1 1 rfV sflL vi il A College's Crack Team Holds the University Squad to Score of 24-0. ONLY ONE TOUCHDOWN DURING ENTIRE GAME. 5 Purdue Illinois Chicago Mlunemota Syrnrthraore Syracuse Ohio State VaTy IndEajis .38 Nebraska 8 Indiana .21 Amherst 4 West Point .12 Wooster 'i-Vii.

Polytechnic .18 Cincinnati mm TTiiWi CnTtnnl'n TKr TllllV'ln'L- New York (Tnverford UnaJ UlgU UVUWt lUlUaiIk) Carries Ball Over Goal in First Half. 5 1 i Putserg 20 Vrslnus i McCullough made a fine kick to C. Marshall on Wrup's 5-yard line, but Marshall carried It forward 35 yards to the starting point, and then lost on a fumble. Wup drew a penalization of 5 yards for offside play. E.

Marshall punted to Bofaseau on W'up's 3-yard line. Mc-Keown booted the ball out of bounds, where it was fumbled and recovered by the locals on their own 25-yard line. Mackrell punted to McCullough near the middle of the field. McCullough made a gain of 3 yards. Grove City lost on a fumble, end the half ended In the midst of a bitter struggle, the ball being Ini Wup's possession on the varsity's 40-yard line.

Score at end of first half, V. U. P. 12, Grove City 0. McKeown opened the last half by making a remarkable punt to Davis, who was downed for a just over the goal streak.

E. Marshall kicked out from, the 25-yard line to Boisseau In the middle of the field. Stephenson was Injured In a fierce scrimmage and had to be carried off the ground. He recovered later and his injury was not considered serious. Brown took his place at left half.

Wup made a series or advances up the field and McCormick carried the pigskin to Grove City's 3-yard line, where Brown stopped his progress. Mackrell went over for a touchdown and McKeown kicked; goal. Score W. U. P.

18, Grove City 0. McKeown booted to Davis on the visitors' 20-yard line. Ketler tossed It to McCullough for a 10-yard advance. Mc-Cullough's kick was fumbled to TVup. Grove City -was penalized for holding.

Buck kicked to Wolf on the college 30-yard line. E. Marshall punted to middle. Ralston gained 15 yards through the line. Springer and Mackrell executed the pass for a 10-yard gain.

Ralston punted to the 20-yard line. E. Marshall kicked back to center. Culnce Banbury made 20 yards around right. Springer made 6 yards.

B. Marshall pulled Mackrell down for a loss of 12 yards. McKeown tried for a field goal, but the wind made a fizzle out of the attempt. E. Marshall made a neat kick from the 6-yard line to mid-field.

Ralston gained 6 yards and Egglnton added 10. It was nip and tuck for some time, but finally Wup once more Invaded Grove City territory and Ralston slipped away for a touchdown. He also kicked goal. Score V. P.

24, Grove City 0. McCullough kicked off to "Wup's 20-yard line and Ralston returned 20 yards. The fake kick failed to gain for Wup and Grove City secured the oval on a fumble. E. Marshall made an effort to kick a goal, from field, but the play wan blocked.

Buck kicked to Brown. McCullough made a clever punt from Grove City's 30-yard line to Wup's 30-yard line, where the ball rolled out of bounds Just as the whistle tooted. Final score: "Wup i. Grove City 0. Lineup: Gettysburs 1G Bucknell Mt.

I'nion 0 Selo 0 This crack eleven gave Shadyside Academy's clever aggregation a defeat yesterday at Friendship, park. The players are Kessler, R. Nieman, R. Frankel, R. Patterson, center and acting captain; Gllck, L.

Dunn, L. Vangorder, L. Watterson, Q. Haggerty, R. Gass, F.

Schmidt, L. H. and gained on trick plays. Lineup: CARLISLE 13. CINCINNATI 1 Tomahawk Bowen Bill Shouclwk ing down 600 enthusiastic men and women.

Lehigh won the tos and chose to receive the tiall. From the moment Doud kicked off. Lafayette played fine football, and the first touchdown was made in less than three minutes. Another touchdown was made a few minutes later. Then Lehigh took a brace and put up a better article of ball, but the effort was short livprf ns a third touchdown Cormany Hafncr Kennedy Yeardley Dubrul Rowe Inott Flach and Schmidt made first down in the next two plays.

Watterson tried to gain around right end, but was thrown back. Gass punted to Blake, who advanced 5 yards before being downed. Duff went around right end for 20 yards. Duff snd Morrison made first dow.i, both going around right end. High School toolc a orace and Shadyside was held.

Shadyside msda 0 yards on a forward pass from Dickey to Martin. They were held again, and Blake punted to High Hchool' 20-3ard line. Van Gorder made 10 yards around right end and Schmidt duplicated it around left end. Gass kicked to Dickey, who made 10 yards. Blake punted to High School's 40-yard line, Ep-ping getting the ball and carrying it to th a middle of the field when the whistle blew, w-hich ended the contest.

Bine-up: Littleboy R. Brave R. Simpson K. Libbv Q. Charles L.

Joe Libby R. Gardner F. Score Carlisle 18. If II Foley Adams was made after a series of pretty plays ones I ty l.atavette. Tne first half ended, ih- University of Cin cinnati 0.

Touchdowns Gardner. J. fayette 16, Lehigh 0, Chalmers missing two goals from touchdown. In the second half few of Lafavette varsity men were, in the line. Vout the substitutes scored at will, IT points being made.

Lehigh was no match in any part of the game with Lafayette. The lineup: Western university's football warriors stacked up against the Grove City College team yesterday afternoon, and those who expected to see an overwhelming score hung up against the collegians were somewhat surprised, for the visitors showed enough aggressiveness and neat defense, to cause the locals considerable worry. The battle was not all fought upon Grove City's side of the pasture either. Despite frequent fumbles by both sides, the battle was spirited and speedy, i Much kicktng w-as indulged In, and the forward pass cut quite a figure. Grove City made several attempts to goal from field, but either the strong breeze or some wide-awake Wup man would invariably turn the leather from its course.

Of the 24 points tallied, the varsity boys chalked up an even dozen in each half. McCullough started the game by booting off to Boisseau, who returned to Wup's 30-yard line. Mackrell gained 15 yards. McKeown punted to the opponent's 25-vard line, and Stevenson advanced 10 yards. Ketler gained five yards.

E. Marshall punted to Boisseau, but Wup lost the ball on a fumble. Ketler's pass rolled out' of bounds and the leather again changed hands. E. Marshall made a great kick to Boisseau on Wup's 30-yard line.

McKeown gained seven yards, "but was brought down by Callahan. Melil passed the ball to McKeown, who made a nice 25-yard run. A moment later Mackrell dashed an equal distance for a touchdown. After eight minutes of play McKeown kicked goal. Score Wup, Grove City, 0.

McCullough kicked to McCormick on Wup's 35-yard line. The ball was worked forward 5 vards, and almost before they realized what they were about, the Grov City men were amazed to see Mackrell dart around their line and sprint 70 yards for another touchdown. It occurred just 35 seconds after the second kickoff. McKeown sent the ball between the posts. Score, W.

V. P. 12, Grove City 0. This little whirlwind incident awakened the collegians and Callahan caught Mc-kick and carried the ball for HIGH. SCUUOb-U.

SHAtliSlDE 0. Libbv Porter. Goals from touchdowns-Charles .1. Umpire Hargrove, Yale. Ref-ree Tompson.

Georgetown. Linesman Fleishmann. Time 23 and 20 minutes. Substitutions Porter for Gardner, Gray-don for Rowe, Elliott for Inott, Acher-son for Flach. Dupray for Jones.

E. Van Gorder Steoehr WEST POINT IS BEATEN BY SYRACUSE ELEVEN. Cadets Fail to Stop Onslaught and Goal FromPlacement v. Results. WEST POINT Xov.

14. Syracuse de- feat4 th Cadeta hffi score of 4 to o. A roal from placement in the first half, which Stein-kicked from the 35-yard mark, gave Syracuse itsv game. While unable to gain consistently, the visitors sent their backs time after time through the Armv lir.es for long gains. On every exchange of punts the visitors were the gainers, Pteln out-punt-Ing both Montford and Johnston.

New football played an unimportant part in the contest, and the forward "paes was tried but twice. The visitors followed the ball much better than the soldiers, and whenever there was a fumble a man was there and usually scoQtied In- the leather. In the matter of fumbles the Army carried off the honors and their only chance to-score, late in the final half. wj lost by being unable to cling to the pigskin, when they had, by hard work, carried to the Syracuse 2u-yard line, the closest they had been during the game. The LAFAYETTE S3.

Dunn Click Patterson Frankel Neiman Kessler Watterson Schmidt Hagt-erty Patterson Mclntyre Ca rot herd McKlnney Martin Burgwin Dickey Morrison Blake T. K. li. Welsh L. Doud L.

KerohgT L. Kirkpa trick Logan K. Kllicott It. DICKINSON TRIMS SUSQUEHANNA BOYS. LEinGH 0.

Troutman Burltngame Mcintosh Westerbeek Street Oleott Lawyer Fulton Amen Spiers Mercur heetstone R. E. Klad Q. h. Gass Duff GROVE CITY 0 24.

W. Substitutions Epping for PTsfler, Sil Ketler L. E. Chalmers Nurris .11. McAvoy Perry Ciancy McKinney Turner Tielding C.

Marshall McCormick Boisseu McKeown verman for Watterson, Taylor for Gllck. B. Page for Haggerty, Hessen for Van Gorder, Crawford for Frankel, Miller for Burgwin. Touchdown Gass. Goal from touchdown Gass.

Referee Ed. Young, of Cornell. Umpire Dixon, of Klski. Head linesman Jud Schmidt, of W. U.

P. Time Two 25-minute halves. Lace Wright McCullom Shearer Callahan E. Marshall McCullough Stevenson Wolf L. R.

a T2 Q. L. CARLISLE. Nov. 1.

Dickinson defeated Susquehanna here to-day by the score of 2S to 10. During the flm half Dickinson had the buck fever and butter-fingers and the score ended in this half 11 to hi. After a number of substitutes were placed on the team in the second half the plays were gotten off more accurately and two touchdowns were made. Sheaffer, for Susquehanna, kicked a beautiful goal from the 30-yard line. Susquehanna secured her touchdown through a fumble.

Both teams played a fierce game, which was witnessed by a large crowd. Lineup: Substitutions Shook" for' Welsh. Rud-gers for Kercher, Kersberger for Kllicott, Billman for Wheetgtone. Deitrioh for Flad, Hemiuway for Norris. Blecher for Meavey.

Porter foT il-lower for Mcintosh. Stokley for Street, Treet for Olcott, Anderson for Lawyer, Wigton for Fulton, Archer for Mrcur. ARMV Mackrell HyrlUu.tt L. Davis CARLISLE INDIANS Mehl SYRACUSE 4. Har woo A Fisher Oadlagan Vanaman Waugh Horr DEFEAT CINCINNATI.

Substitutions Roe for i-erry. for Clancv. Schuman for Turner Lggln-ton for Marshall. Banbury for Buck for Banbury. Spr nger for USQUE.

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ilountford Q. Hill R. Ureble F. Lesher Superior's Record Broken. SCOTTDALE.

Nov. 24 The Scottdalr High Hfhol train defeated th Huprlor Athletic, ot AMrglicny. this afternoon on Louck'n field in the fastest and bst played eumi at the reason. This is the tlrst time In io years that tne ward to Grove City's 40-yara line, wnere aiem. stv'rinn Touch- Wup secured it on a fumble and made a McKeown.

Brown for Stweiison Touchy Mem. naismuiu. Vnnch- Houseman Harrj Bailey I Ioff ma Barry Hanka Park-Dudley b'teln Frye Superior's goal Uan been cr ed. Kyrtie iroks IT small gain by the forward pass process. Springer fumbled a pass for a slight loss.

Several bad fumbles were costly to Wrup and E. Marshall gained 20 yards on a neatlv worked pass engineered by Ketler. touchdown-McKeown 3. aiston oials-Young and ilham L. Bro wm Linesmen-Frye and Keirn.

Time of halves 20 minutes. L. L. R. R.

R. Q. B. L. 11...

R. IL. F. Sheaffer Ventura Shock Spoils Sassaman Curran Houtz Yohey Bear" Seip Substitutions Ayrea for llyckham. Ha-nlon for Pfearns.

Dudley for Park. t'nipjre Mr. Yale, Pennsylvania. P.eferee Mr. Okeson.

Linesman Mr. South worth. V. tl through in a srluimage and ran 2 ards for a SrOTTI I.E- nirmey SITKP.IOR n. Kelley A.

Haigest 1 avls Methr.ger Skinner Davis Groke Er.gl Kruvi'ii etz-l CINCINNATI, Nov. 24 The Carlisle Indians had a stiff fight to win from the University of Cincinnati all-star team here this afternoon. The score was 13 to 0. The local' team ha boen woefully weak all season, cue to 'faulty rulings, but for this occasion, and with Carlisle's consent, all bars' were removed and a strong team facd th reds. In the second half Tom Graydon.

the old Harvard fullback, who lives hi Cincinnati, was placed at left tackle and he opened big holes through that wing of the Carlisle's defense. He also made a fumble on which J. Libby ran 25 yards for a touchdown. In the iirst' half it took Carlisle 20 minutes to score, and the half ended 6 to 0. Two fumbles accounted for a brace of touchdowns In the second.

Carlisle could do little with the locals' line. Smith McOarten ff. raeff i It. ...1.. LAFAYETTE EASILY Smith Graft Meil DOWNS OLD LEHIGH.

Mtou Wilson J. largest ne ram ham FiSTftV X-ftv i i iratiui i Skemp Skemp I0ME STJPPEf" the old val. Leh gh. on March fu 1 i-r io-rlav liv ths'qcwe 1" ft Thorn cmith. Miller for Grantham.

Ames for lavls. I i 1 Carroll for Miller. Referee-Wiggins. Umpire was a. west cwwd present from all the unesman Strlckl" Time or towns the Lehigh valley, Lehigh send- halves minutes SEVENTH AVENUE AND BRANT STREETSSI COST AT SMALL HE HEAT YOUR HOmE wmmmmm.

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THAT VHEREASTftAtiKSGNltfG 15 HEKf- AGfiilN SHOULD BET HE'S A For the first time in eight years the Pittsburgh High school downed Snaay-side acaaemy yesterday by the close scor i of- 6 to in one of the most hotly contested battles ever waged in Friendship park before a crowd oi nearly 4,000 people, most whom were students of the two schoola. Long before the gates were opened, a steady stream of people commenced to arrive and it was with dun-cult that the enthusiasts were held in check. Every minute would eee an auto drive up to the gate bedecked in tit'aer the colors of High school or of Shady-side, and half a cozen fair rooters would hop out and wind their way insido tne grounds. Though Shadyside as fell represented, it was a school day. It being- impossible to giauce any way without seeing tne red and black colors lioating in th air.

The Shadyside roters occupied the left side bleachers, while all High schools' noiso came from the ngat side bleachers. i'or the fast time in many a day, the Ilign school followers were confident victory, being unable to see ho their last team couid lose after winning every game whicu they have playe.l this season. But when the Shadyside boys appeared on the neld many ot them iook back their former prediction, as it was seen that High school was outweighed many pounds by the gold and blue. Captain Bill Page, who had hi3 arm fractured in the "XV. J.

acaaemy game several weeks ago. was around with his arm in a sling, urging his men to go in fend play the game of their lives. Before the game Coacn Young, of Shadyside, and Coach Thompson, of High school, called their men asiae and gave them their hnal instructions. The Snadysida boys, went out on tne field at 2:25, and were closely iollowed by the High school s-iuad. Botn sides held a short scrimmage practice, and promptly at 2:10 tney lined up lor what proved to be one of the fiercest struggles these two schools ever had.

After five minutes of playing it was seen tiiat it was to be a battie Between Carl trass, High school's great punter, and Blake, of Shadyside. Gass showed Ui3 superiority over the gold and blue halfbacK by never failing to kick the ball tor ana 40 yards when called upon. Schmidt and llaggt-rty gained every time they were given the ball and Schmidt's ground-gaining was one of the features ot the afternoon. For the first eight minutes in the first half ball traveled almost constantly up I and down the field, aj some one of the I players would invariably fumble it when I it was within a few feet of the goal. The ball went into High school's hands in the middle of the field on a costly fumble, and on a double pass Schmidt got it ana went around Shadyside's right end for 3 yards.

Both sides lined up quickly and Oass was given the ball on a delayed pass. The big fullback got a lightning start and with tine interference crossed Shadyside's goal for the first time in three years. He easily kicked goal. The reminder of the first half was devoted to punting from one end of the field to the other and when time was called the ball was In the middle of the field. In the second half Coach Thompson substituted four players for the regulars, as Shadyside had taken a big brace and commenced steadily moving the ball down the field toward High School's goal line, This proved a wise move on the part of I the heady coach, for immediately the i High School boys showed a marked Ini-' provement and their heavy opponents were unable to make High's iine budge an Inch.

After the game was over, the High rooters were unable to hold them-' selves in check and they made a dash for the whole team, picked them off their feet and carried them round the field. Coach Joe Thompson tried his best to rench a place of safety, but was espied. With one wild dash they reached nim, and, picking him completely off the ground, carried him three time3 around the enclosure. Coach Thompson said after the game that it was no more than he expected, as he was sure his boys had played the best game of the two all during the season. The details of the game are as follows: Dickey, of Shadyside, kic ked off at 3:10 to Haggerty, on P.

H. 15-yard line. Iiagsrerty made 10 yards before he was tackled. Schmidt made 1 yard through the line and Gass gained 2 more on th next lay. On the third down Gass kicked to Shadyside's 40-yard line and Van Gorder recovered it on a fumble.

Schmidt was given the ball twice and earned i yards, but High School was penalized 15 yards for holding. Gass kicked for the second time, the ball landing on Shadyside's 35-yard line. Morrison and Blake carried the ball for first down, but Huff could not gain any through the h'ne. and lake kicked to Hiarh School's 45-yard iine, Fatterson getting it on a fumble. On quarterback pass, Blake fumbled and Neiman fell on it.

securing the ball for High School on Shadyside's 40-yard line. Schmidt fumbled on the next play, but recovered thn ball without a loss. Haggerty was unable to make any ground through the line and Gass tried an on-sidu Vick, but It failed to work, Morrison catching the ball and making 4 yards. Shadyside was held for downs and Bin ke kicked to Haggerty. Gass and SeVmiidt tried to make first down, but only gained 6 yards.

Gass had to punt for the third time, placing the ball on Shadyside's 35-yard line. The ball traveled over 50 yards on this attempt. The next moment Shadyside, was penalized-5 yards for hurdling. Blake was slow in receiving the ball and Schmidt tackled him for a loss of 10 yards. Shadyside was field, and on the second down Blake kicked to Van Gorder, who made yards through the line; On a nat double pass, Schmidt secured the ball and got away for a 30-yard run around Shadvioido's rieht end.

This put the ball on Shady-ride's 25-yard line, and a moment later Gaps got the ball on a delayed pass and carried it over for a touchdown. Watter-son caught Gass' punt and Gass kifked Toal. making the score 6 to 0 in favor of ligh School, after 12 minutes of actual playing. Dickey again kicked to TTlKh school, placing the ball on. their 20-yard lino.

Gass punted 45 yards to Blake, who made 4 yards before he was downed. Blake made first down on an end-run and on the next play kicked to Watterson. Wat-terson fumbled, hut Nelman if 11 on the ball before any harm was done. Gass kicked to Dickey, "who made 10 yard1. Shadyside was penalized 15 yards for hurdling, Blake being charged with the offense.

Shadyside kicked to Watterson. Watterson made first down around right end. Gass punted to Dickey on Shadyside's 20-yanl line, and the first half was over. Score, first half High school Shadyside 0. Gass started the second half hv kicking to Shadvside's 25-yard line, Patterson, irpttine the ball, making 10 yards.

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