The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-12
YALE BEATS PRINCETON.
The Pennsylvaniens Growing Because
They Made Six Points.

4AEE AAtANAH s1A&& DAAAbSs
New York, Nov. 1l.-For the first time
since 1885 the University of Pennsylvania
has scored against Yale on a football
field, and for the first time in three years
the giants from the City of Films have
! left the field without donating d goose
| egg 10 their opponent All this hap
! peued to-day on Manhattan field in a
/ game of football, that for enthusiasm
and hard work, has been seldom
| equalled, and seldom if ever, sur
! passed. 1t was a game for blood,
from the toss of the copper TO the calling
of time at the end of the second half. 1t
was game that practically brought a
victory to the Pennsylvania cOlOrs,
| though the cold hard score, said it was a
defeat. But the quakers point to that
| score and the work of their men, and re
mark as they dorthat it is about time they
were given credit for knowing something
about football. The score was: Yale
IA, University of Pennsylvania g.
GAMES or OTHER FIELDS.
Other games to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
At Orange, n. J.-Orange Athletic
Club IS; Yale University Law School o.
At Boston-Harvard Athletic Associ-
alton 80; Boston Athletic Association s.
At Williamson, Mass.-Williams 81;
Tufts A.
At Utica, n Y.-Hamilton college 6 :;
Rochester university 70.
At Brooklyn Crescents SO; New York
Athletic club 0.
A VICTORY FOR sEwANNEE.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE Sc
wannee, (Tenn.) University eleven de
fested the University of Alabama eleven.
in an exciting game of football this
afternoon by score of 90 to 0. There
were about 450 people present. Nelson's
forty-fve yard run and touchdown was
the feature of the game. Both sides
played well.
RICHMOND COLLEGE vANQUISHED.
Lexington, Va, Nov. 1.-THE Rich
mOnd College football team was COM
pletely vanquished here this afternoon
by the cadet team of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. The score stood "a to in
favor Of the cadets. A large crowd wit
messed the game.
A FORFEIT AT LYNCnBURG.
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 1.-THE game of
football played here to-day between the
University of Virginia and the Trinity
team, of North Carolina, was a fake.
Only the first half of the game was
played, and it resulted in a score of 80 to
in favor of the Virginians. The Trinity
bSdiu DeCdu6 ulSSd LlSueQ WlJD the UNI
pire's decisions and withdrew from the
field, thus FORGETTING the game An i'm
mense crowd was present from both states.
NAVAL CADETS BEAT GEORGETOWN.
Annapolis, Md, Nov. 1I-Georgetown
University was defeated to-day by the
United States naval cadets. Within six
minutes of the time when play was called
Carmony secured a touch down for the
university, but failed at goal Kimbal
touched for the cadets eleven minutes
later, and Bagley kicked a goal Segar
secured the second and last
touch down for the university
and Carmony kicked the goal. The
cadets forced the play thereafter, and
scored II points before the close of the
first half, the score then being u to 10 in
favor of the middies In the second half
kimball touched and Bagley kicked a
goal. Bagley touched down, but failed
at goal. The final score was: Cadets % 4:
Georgetown 10. The Georgetown men
averaged ten pounds more to man than
the cadets.