Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
teams was Of the most cordial kind. and
there was no sIuggiug.
The lineup was ~ follows:
FIFTY TO NOTHING.
This the Score Rolled Up by Yale Against
1.chIeh.

NEW YORK. November 10.--The Yale
team made it's first appearance in this
city this season to-day. They played the
eleven from Lehigh University at the
Fairgrounds, and rolled up a score OF 30
to against the Bethlehemites, and they
could have readily increased this by "
points had they been 70 inclined.
surprisingly small number OF persons
visited the grounds-less than a thousand.
Tho Yale team made particularly good
impression. They are as bulky In the line
az a big college team should be. but their
weight IL not their strong point. That ~
the activity and all-around usefulness OK
their strong men. OF course, against the
comparatively light Lehigh line the Yale
giants could do wonders, but taking this
into consideration. the Yale rushers were
to-day and will subsequently be all agiii-
ty. to Judge from their movements when
ever the ball was put In play.
Yale was not compelled 10 have recourse
10 her tricky plays, as the strength OF
her line made Lehigh gains impossible.
and when she had the ball the inter-
ference OF the line ard the feetness OF
her backs gained all the ground necessary.
Butterworth punted In good form. Line
up: $1,000
Yale. Position. IehiBn'
"A.
Murphy, ...... Right tackle. ...... Budd.
Uickok. ..... Right guard, ..Becarara'
Stillman, ...... Centre, Baldwin tAyres)'
McCrea. ..L Left guard, ...........k Keys
Beard (Sturgis). Left tackle, .....Houston'
Hatch. ........Left end ............. Best
Adee, ...... Quarterback, ...Hoioerhess'
armstrong;
Mills. am. .Right-half back. ....Vandine'
Armstrong, ..Left-half back, ..'.Barhaiu'
Cerram9 ,
Butterworth. -. .Full-back. ......Harrison.
Referec-J. Hartwell Uale). Umpire.
G. Coates Hehigh). Linesman-Bro"h
(Yale).
Score: Yale 80: Lehigh. o.
First half: uchdowns-Butterworth '5
and Mills 90. Goals from touchdo"hs-
HiclSok a.. -
second half: Touchdowns-Mllls, Butter
worth. and Murphy. Goals from touch-
downs-IIickok C2).
Game at Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. November io'-lhe
Naval Academy and Pennsylvania state
College teams played tic game here TO-
day. Suter made a touchdown and Amer
ton kicked n. goal for the Pennsylvania
lads. while lizard scored touchdown Tor
the Naval Academy. The Middies also
made a safety making the score 10 D.
Another Yale Victory.
NEW HAVEN, CONN. November 10
The football game here this afternoon
between Yale '9S and Columbia elevens
resulted in a victory Cor Yale by n score
OF 80 to 0. All the scoring was done IN
the first half, when the Yale backs broke
the Columbia line at will.
Cornell Va. Williams.
ALBANY, n. Y, November l0-Corneh
and Williams had q mighty struggle on
the gridiron to-day at Ridgefieid. III was
the greatest game Of the year here ana
2 COO people turned out, in spite Of snow
and slush, to witness what everybody
knew would be close and exciting con-
test. The game was tie at nothing.
All One Way.
BROOKLYN. y. Y. November 10
Rather a one-sided game Of football was
played at Eastern Park this afternoon
between the Crescent Athletic CLUB team
and the Boston Athletic Association
eleven. Despite the fact that 1t was u
raw. chilly afternoon, there were nearly
1900 persons present. The Boston team
simply smothered their opponents, plilhg
up is points TO in the first half ana
adding G more points In the secohd haii'
Indians Defeated.
LEWISBURG, PA. November lo.-Ihe
Bucknell University football team won
before loo people on the college campus
here this afternoon by score oil ~ 10 w.
All the scoring was done In the first haif.
The Indians excelled in weight and tack
ling. while Bucknelrs superior teamwork
won the game.
Fine Game.
ORANGE, n. j., November lo-lhe
Brown University football team defeated
the Orange Athletic Clubs eleven on
orange oval this afternoon by score OF
u to 10. The game was the finest seen
here this season.
Harvard Chicago Athletes.
BOSTON, November 10.-Harvard de-
feated the Chicago Athletic Club team TO-
day on Soldiers Field by the score OF
Sc to o.
Almost Waik-Over.
AMHERST, MASS. November 1O.-Dart-
mouth defeated Amherst 30 TO this AFTER
noon in the second game Of the triangular
league. 1t amounted almost to a walk
over for Dartmouth.
In Mud and Snow.
WHEELING, w. VA, November To-
The West Virginia State University foot
ball eleven defeated Bethany College IN
mud and snow by score of to y.