The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02

VeaZey. ........ Half back. .Spcer
Hacker. ......., Half-back ..........,.. King
Burroughs. ...Full-back ..Homans
Touch-downs were made by King, 2; Spicer
81 Wood, 2; Homans, 2; Speer, 2. Capt Poe
kicked six goals from the twelve touch-downs.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1-College boys crowded
the field and the cream of society filled the
grand stand at the football game to-day in
Oriole Park between the teams of Princeton and
the University OF Virginia. This was the second
match game this season for the Virginia boys.
They worked hard, but were clearly over
matched. They labored under the disadvan-
tage also of going into the game with two sub
stitutes, and in the course of the play two ad-
ditional substitutions had to be made-Green-
way retiring with broken nose, and Smith
owing to an injury to the knee. Princeton
won by 115 to o. The conspicuous play
ers for Virginia were Daggett, Greenway, Nc
Donald, and Whitaker. The Princeton men
marked for good play were King Homans,
Riggs, and Poe.
New HAVEN, CONN, Nov. 1.-The powerful
Yale football team this afternoon, with three
substitutes, went through Wesleyan like water
and rolled up score of 76 to O.
BOSTON, Nov. Harvard defeated Cornell
at football this afternoon Jarvis Field II to O.
The Columbia Athletics and Georgetown Uni
versity teams started in to play game on
Tuesday last, but unfortunately did not finish
it, owing to disagreements. The game was ad-
not arrive until nearly 5, hence there remained
hardly time to play the first half. A dispute
took place over the selection Of an umpire, the
G. A. C.'s demurring to the one proposed by
the Georgetowns. AT last the point was yielded
by the Columbias and the game opened. Both
sides were in for keeps, and charges of foul tack
ling were numerous. The game was hotly con-
tested and the rushes were good, well-timed,
and cleverly worked to the advantage of the
Georgetowns, while the kicking of the c.
A. CPS nonplussed their opponents considera-
bly,. The Columbias worked the ball
gradually down toward goal and then
Butterworth kicked goal. The umpire
decided it punt The Columbias pro-
tested against the decision and were about to
leave the field, when Capt O'Donnell gave in
and the five points were allowed. The game
was resumed, and Georgetown, by series of
good runs and rushes, had worked the ball dan
gerously near up to goal point when time was
up. In the interval Capt Wells ordered his
play with such an umpire. Without finishing
the game they left the grounds, and the ques-
tion as to which is the better team remains un-
decided. 1t was an unfortunate affair and
again showed that in selecting umpires and ref
erees the greatest care must be taken
Among the new aspirants for honors on the
football team of Georgetown's eleven is Cleary,
who is regarded as one of the most promising
men in the college.
Taylor, of the Kendalls, is fast recovering
from his lameness, and will soon be able to fill
his position again.
The Columbia Athletics football team will
play the University of Virginia team here on
| Saturday next.
Georgetown plays pretty team work, but the
kicking of the @. A. Q. puzzled them completely
on Tuesday.
Clip Collegiate will play half-back in the great
game on Thanksgiving Day.