New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-27
COLUMBLA WINS At FOOTBALL.

COLUMBIA WINS At FOOTBALL.
4 DEFEAT FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA MEN.
MORE rUTsLING IN THE MUD AT THE POLO GROUNDS
BETWEEN COLLEGE sTUDENTs-A GAME WHICH
THE SPECTATORS HAD A CHANCE TO ENJOY.
-Four rotund policemen with drawn clubs
kept the public peace from being broken yesterday after
noon nj the Polo Grounds while all the students OF
Columbia College and few from the University oil
PENNSYLVANIA crowded through the entrance ana
made break for the main stand to see the football
from those colleges sit on each Others necks and
collectively scratch the earth The Columbia team had
measured its strength with the three leading college
teams and had out OF the ussle little the worse
for wear The striped blue and white jerseys ana the
varesatcd hose OF Columbia had lost their pristine
beauty and bogri med and sOled with the mud OF many
bates stood ont in marked contrast with the mmacu-
late tights and striped hose OF the University OF Pennsy
yania The members OF the latter team had not spent
the fall in pouging the mud OF various athletic grounds
But both e played an interesting game, ana more
than one spectator heard to remark, That's iOOt
BALI enphaszing with vehemence the first word
The day was fine for such sport Several coaches
each bearing the colors OF the contrasting colleges and
laden with lady friends and their escorts, occupied
positions opposite the stand, while buglers and students
with tin horns rent the air with very melancholy and
lngubrious tones At o'clock the lean and ank repre-
senatves OF Pennsylvania bounced in the middle OF the
which already taken its place the field looked at
this exhibition OF gymnastics with feelings akin TO
pleasure. The usual funny work." as a bystander
called It, between judges and referee followed and the
play began. These the players:
University OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: IIeaton, Schel,
GRAY Thompson schamberg, Packard, Bradford; half
Decentralization, Kemak (Captain), Perot; back
Columbia College-Rushers Fishhurn, DeForest,
Potts. Eldrdge Sherman, COwes, Wheeler hal.-Dacks-
Henry, Morgan; quarterback, Lawson; back, wilson.
The ball was canted by the University Of Pennsylvania
and closely followed up by the rushers Of that team
Good tackng and kicking kept the field lively for some
time, and the advantage seemed to be with the Pennsy
yania boys Columbia thought 10 score an easy victory
and appeared surprised way her opponents skip
ped around the field and kept the bali In their posses
sion Pennsylvania kept the bail close by the Columbia
goal Suddenly inspiration seized the Columbia men,
and Morgan, having secured the ball. started like deer
20 the field To the spectators he looked de-
termned TO plant that ball back OF tho Pennsylvania
goal But ere his half apparently
harmless young man from the other side wound his arms
around MOr-uu's neCk and both rubbed their noses IN
the mud while their feet pioughed the air This eN-
hlJOu O tdlnbng Was followed by ScEerai good plays
emak, captain OF tine renns wanna team, made good
and pressed Columbia hard By this time tho green
swurd OF the Polo Grounds slowed away in largo
plastcrs the once wto suits OF bOh teams, ana Tue
aspect their hands carried the spectators back To tue
DAYS OF boy hood ard mud pies. The whole inning was
interesting and male excitement among tile spec.
tators, VINO woke the echoes WIN their cheers hud
(" Column -l.i-a." The Pennsylvania boys dld their
heaviest work In the rst inning Keeping the ball close
ton OF forty minutes time called neither side
having scored, and no observation-disclosures having been
made.
Dur.ng the intermisson the crowd gathered around
the different players aud discussed tho chances Of the
o'clock, Columbia kicked of aud followed II up well.
Henry grabbed the ball aud made dash Tor the Penn
HyNaua goal, which greeted with applause. Penn
syyuua t.caCd, aui about twenty men rolled IN the
mud Inc ball being snapped DacA, was loteod BY
Columbia near to thp PcuI-, wanna goal Then followed
"A monOtouous lot OF snHppings DuCk and rlsnings, IN
which ,nlunba gained slIs alyau.agc. Pcnnsy wanna
] Va ID. a
In the Swapping btc,, Iut missed It, 10 tat great COZ
..,rn,.iou ,,l The crDw Thompson secured tue ball.
g.d made "a touch-lu- goal. Columbia fell back 10 tue
Ia f-8ay line. After poor klcS-Uh, Mor-"u made a
aowu uui va Tucked Dy nuahlc Penu.yvanau, aud
botn turned several back -Omcgsau..' Toe uAi Was no"
u. brought al The spectators to ts pIrtoi tho Mold ana
l4d1 ula burden 10 one on Two "audcfh- pohrcnyl.
Columbia. uy mapping haca aud hodIns. several times
gbt Dal close 10 tie luo ana, thr whole i"uJ"uhS
$50. usucd through tho Icnnsy l'anA team and secured
! Tlc U.ii w., tlIcn and held, W, lilo Lawson, Layps
properly adjusted tlr iL kicked tie hrst goal of tho
n4'cf"pn Tor '''a"h!a 80 ',.',.9 ~" ,,
aJl, va tHc ueil and tAe I'nhay wanna iutA LtIr "ls
outraged, but pileAt, "rh' az % again, ROC I'H mn
ut.- the BAH kept tine centre Of the NELL Doth
siIcs pa in desperately, Dut mother one gAmS any
a,aui to tIc Pcnuay tAuii YOUTH Aut ihry 1hoNod
10 up without til" los. Oi much uuri Dat before '1'y
could Hs.ur. the much coveted touchdown, li'hly got
tAc Ua aHay from tEein and w'ht across thc h'I 40
De had uc,n hrcd out oi cannon f'h",y i'"nH man
however, lu. Aug by, dcp"scd MS cari--hihci haiis
ON ,, ie game ia TACT reuIzJ Iyauia clever
! fn.Aaug .or A-.t W,Eu.s HehJo brilliant run wac
-, ,,. u 10. Ia, ras, the t,lu and before tIc bail
h, pa-,, pairs ul uAuu', L. was plAhtc
No.. oi tu, YD..l,y Sal. LOa aAt 4u'.hcf 'outA
! 80 columbia. Wa, secured. Tue tOuiInh sluItht' now
! ..nilrr,. uacs.. ana blew thor horns IA Sl"c. 800
-,r rup.,L- down tao hava al An injured MARRIAGES
| m t. Ipu, L. ln, tur h!uIc "tt Iu'l-d Win
,r.sI I.U. ION Oi On, teams. Icuu,J Nalt nuIU the
| $500 ~, Mas sent back uy Columbia, Dat good hlHAlug
i i p,u.sy lgnuiaas AMI M.u by tLc Columbia uai-
! t uu ,It tur bail to tho Columbia SOt. tua crowd
, eel forward e. tuLt end OF the hr.d, ta-tcr OK
i..rug taut tine visiting team would etrIro touch
an.u Iut careless pIIyu- 1T c,to1I Poht loot Tor
~, eli f,l. auyAutl-r tAc} ll gained, aId t-r ball
,...t NuLug down 10 tho a. lcg ,hu oI TIE A'", lo
bl t.tn ruiIyd ~Hru"Ts. Henry A-ain c"ho 10
ma, mont bringing tuc ball witH hl, qua Was tacAod
.,tttfD,h Uu .ulur tiuc grt hi, wind back. Attr
uu,t,r. .aI-JArA sherman secured tiIr nu ahl uAnc
s.. finest iuu 81 tuc afternoon. Alter u' ma "''n
! t.rti! aud himself ms elbows
| AIR. ~ Am.elt aud tho Hlcu his bnch several loot
| u,.rur tuc rcuu-y Naua goal. sherman pay Drought
al more music from tnc hOrs, ANA Lo"Ihc cilts OF
tt,or.., AuJiay - and grvIt Wa,lus o. bJu aud
! vltlr ribbons 10y tuc yUdnS ladies' ou thc Co"t'co.
S. minutes more OF CAcluus paying MD mo EeLeies
1 called " Time - ...l...
5,ora- Columbia, goals; University OF P,nnsyIva-
] Ma, %. , ~. NJ, ,,,,
I,-t work ON the tuiuuUIu todh, iCurt, SLtrhih ana
! ,ur,ll burs ud tho uUuuls. IuC funnsy vtua team
Wa. o,crp,wcTcd Dy the greater weigh. oil their oppph
,uts bat played pucky, ANA, IA O"c oF t',o lnAl"utvS
| ri ..uti, Tue -lnu ycGUIlly N.a The Et,s i"otbaH
.r o the season, .Id 1t not narrcd ny any bru-
| tu.Ity Oh oltAur hiIc.
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