The New York herald., 1879-11-16

| purely o Pr1ncetOn,
whose men. refusing to make any kicks at all. de-
barred Harvard from having q FREQ kick during tho
inning Harvard forced the ball down to the Prince
ton goal several times, but the strong play Of .
McNair, OF Princeton, whose quick running and
almost resistess strength carried him several times
through the ranks OF Harvard forwards and always
brought the battle back the centre of the field.
During the inning Princeton was forced to three
safety touchdowns making five for the game. In
the last inning Princeton played against the gale
which swept over the field with gusts of rain from
ton. had his wrist dislocated and replaced by
Levy, who filled his place indiferenty that at
one time Harvard nearly effected a goal When tho
game closed the ball had been forced well up
Harvard's goal and the game ended just the
Massachusetts, college team were forced to safety
touchdown. the second one they had madc during
the play.
Next saturday Yale and Princeton meet on the
same ground
RETURN MATCH BETWEEN COLUMBIA COLLEGE
AND UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLvANIA-NINE
SAFETY ToUcHDowNs FOR THE UNIVERSITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is. 1879.
The return match OF football between the teams
of Columbia College, New York and the University
Of Pennsylvania was played this afternoon on the
grounds OF the Young America Cricket Club. at
Stenton, and resulted in the of the Univer-
sitys team. scoring nine touchdowns to their oppo-
nents' none. Both teams presented their full
strength and it confidently anticipated that the
match would be one. but with the exception
Oh '~o or 'niee piAyols on ~ 'iue .nere
was no'nng OF an 'raora'nary character exnoted;
in fact, neither team showed any wonderful amount
OF ability The Columbias. however. some
what overmatched. the Universitys team possess.
ing faster runners and better kckers, and it was
only by constant touchdowns of the visitors that
prevented the home team from securing the much
coveted goal Tho three conspicuous players OF the
University team in the match to-day George
Thayer. Captain Dick and Horace Lee. The formers
;n. wo. .bont tho bss. aeon IN ph;,..
e
deiphis ior long time. captain DICK was
quite active, and in several instances relieved
bis aldo from .reat a.noar Horace Loo rarr,.d
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was put very little passing done on ei,ner SIDE the
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unity of Columbias goal: The latter's playing was
were evidently for rushing matters at once. There
| was considerable wrsngling among the players at
w ,, s r","mh,a snrcsd 20 acr t th
| opponents safety touchdowns, once through the
rush OF George ThAyer. who came within one man
| second Inv = magniarent ticf of lee. yb;ch Can
| tain Dick picked up ont of bounds and through
Coiumoias goai ana claimco touchdown'
| Bnt once dnrino the hrst haf time did
| the visitors reach anywhere near the goal of the
| unVersity, ana IL was oniy m"men.ary, Ior M tne
scrimmaping Columbia had another touchdown and
| then time called After intermission Of ten
minutes Play was tne KICK pelng intrusteu
stopped 1t and made good pass to Dick The latter,
| however. was caught and considerable maui
| ing was done In the centre OK the arena
before the ball was set loose Once Cap
tain Dick, was knocked clean OF his pins by
ball kicked within few feet OF him. but he pluckily
resumed play in a few minutes and was active as
ever. The playing was mostly done In Coumbia's
territory. and two kicks of George Thayers in rapid
succession compelled Columbia to acknowledge
safety touchdowns The latter seemed to be un-