New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01
ROCHESTER


Rochester. y. y. Nov. - t~pec.all-Tac interco
i.gatc football pa, closed. aHi the Roche Ter
Lo,, bell Sc That they Won tn pcnuaut. y several
.lfu.- 10, protested however II j, impossible - speak
Nth any degree Of certainty until after the board ~
arbitration meets.
Tie closing game with Syracuse. PLAYED IN the
salt CTS on >a,ura, last resulted in a victory for
Rochester. In the first half ~yurusc claimed touch
down, which Re'Tcc Warren. - Rochester, ID rot
allow. In tho second half Syracuse was forced e.
make a touchdown Tor safety. giving Rochester the
unly TWO points scored WHEN hrt two minute y"
NAMED. sylicu-c disputed decision ~ the refer"
and withdrew from the field The game was gycn 10
Rochester b. score 81 IL 70 o. the actual score being
to q. Manager stout. Of syracuse. protested N"
game. on tie ground that the rcicre"s decisions were
4uii!r and refused 10 pay the guarantee Of SO TIL,
Jeff The Rochester Students without money 20 pas their
hotel Liz. Dean Comfort. OF syracuse. guaranteed
tire hotel bills II syr,rI-e doc, not pay the guar
lutc". Eochcs,cr viii ak for 1t, expulsion from tie
League.
The closing game played between Rochester and
Union In this city on Thanksgiving Day. ~ nty Of
dctcrr nation manifested on both side, irr II
Union vpn the ponuant wa rs prize. while Il Ron
ctor wcr The victor there wolli be Tie between the
TWO. and consequently another game - ho pAic0 20
decide who should have first place The day wa
cold. huf 800 spectators, including many lLdr-, as
,rnblcd AZ culver rarh.' The referee So, ". !. lIy
hand Of Torcstville Como trainer of the tnon cnH'
The rr-t hllf wa, we'll played. Rochester made ono
touch down and claimed another but tn rccroe II"
MED it, saying that he had whi,tod ir the ball 10 -
down. In ths second half touch down claimed b.
Rochester was ruled "A touch bach. This caused much
Indignation. the referee aclMoW lcscd tlat th' ball
va, dOwucd by k,N Ter. When only huf = mihuI
of the allotted tine remained. the ball Wa doWA'd
ana the referee whl,ilr.. suddenly some ~ the ILion
bDNs led by COOu-, -"lLcd TIE BAH and made Iut.l
tor the goal line touched the tall down. Brought II OuJ
and kicked 10 the goal Then Coon, held d WINS
pcrc,l consultation with ilyiaud. who altered MS pr
MON, decision and allowed the touch down. me
,pr, atoIs Led been o'atly dissatisfied Nih li!Ihd
roIr,e ia allowing the game - proceed ait'r thc tl
wa, up ana when he reversed his decision hundred
n,cn surrounded him. yelling MOB him" HmaSh
Ilm Give 49, ~cuic. 10 ip'ncd Nhc trOdhIc,
bat tho frightened referee Wa finally taken on TIE
grounds by reporters, who brought him down town
10 newspaper Office where lie announced Ills dc
c.i1a giving the game 10 Mon by sore Of q to f.
Had not allowed TIE last play the sc'r' would nave
hcca 1 - . Tor Rochester The Rochester boys VIII
pr,tcst the game The whole affair showed the
cc,siiv Of disintcrc,ed rcfrrcr~ IN football games
society weekly. 70 be- known ~ The Tlllsna.L'
Tho freshman class held HI exciting election ol
| Monday and chose the following officers: President
sage. Delta Kappa Epsilon ycr president baiT
| treasurer. owctand neutral; toaNtna,i"r william,
pbnthcpian. orator Clarke. Delta ipsllOn, prophet
! Hone Psi Ip-ilon. pet. Withcrspo0n. P>l Epsilon
li~tnrnn Ashley, rhOhrplni marshal, Noycs, Alpha
! 4. rhc Teachers Methods is the subject Of Prc,
den, Illl, next lecture ~ sunday school teachers
In Introducing Henry VI. stanley, on Monday even
! ing DR. I'm made happy add'ss. referring to TIE
! the history of discovery. and that new name hl'
| vi,niu "A few YEAR been added 20 the short l-t q"
Uln.trious discovcrcrs- Henry NJ stanley, 'ncil'
| princcp,' among the worlds living explorers