Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-30

four yards through the center. Wagon
hurst made two yards through the center
Knipe then went through the center Tor
FIVE yards. In the scrimmage +. Shaw was
injured and Doucett took on at center. The
ball was on Harvard's 9-yard line. IL was
passed TO Brooke for a try at goal from
the field, but he missed 1t by twenty yards
The ball was brought TO Harvard's 2o-yaro
line. Hayes kicked TO Osgood at Pennsyl-
vania's 45-vard line, and Osgood, oy the
interference Of Knipe and Colbert, car
ried the ball to Harvard's 5-yard line.
Knipe made two yards through center,
and Osgood carried the ball over for
a touchdown. Brooke punted out 70 Will
Jams at Harvard's l0-yard line and Brooke
kicked goal. Score: Pennsylvania Is, Har-
ward T. HAYES kicked to Pennsylvanla's
ffteen-yard line and Brooke returned the
kick to HarVard's forty-yard line. Hayes
made five yards through the center.
WhittemOre made the ten yards through
right tackle. The ball was now in the cen-
ter of the field. HAYES attempted to go
around the left end but lost five yards:
The game was called at 4:55 with the call
on Harvard's forty-fve-yard line.
Final score, lS TO in favor Of Pen nsyl-
vania. First half, Pennsylvania 2, Har-
ward o; second half, Pennsylvania 10, Har-
=.
Kuipe Osgood aud Waters. Safety touch
down-Hayes. Goals from touch-downs-
Brooke 2. Referee-Paul Dashiel, Lehigh.
Umpire-Laurie Bliss, Yale. Linesman-
DR.. w. A. Brook, Harvard, and Dr. Chas.
S. Chofi, Lehigh.
LIKE UNTO BATTLE.
WASHINGTON. d. c., NOvembar 90
Nothing short of the slaughter Of the Ar
medlans is comparable TO the foot oal
game for the championship Of Washington
between GEORGETOWN University and the
Columbia Athletic Club, which was wit
messed by Z, 1000 people to-day. The slug
ging was enthusiastic and continued
until in the second half both
teams with their substitutes engaged in
general fight which the police had
10 stop. The spectators swarmed In and
there was general melee Georgetown
had the worst Of the casualties, five OF the
team being disabled. Three men were
carried from the field on the shoulders OF
their comrades in just fifteen minutes OF
play. Baher, Quarter-back of Columbia,
with q broken shoulder bone; Carmody,
captain and half-back Of Georgetown, with
his collar bone broken and knee wrenched.
There seemed 10 be persistent effort TO
disable Big" Mahoney. Georgetown S
star player, who assumed the captalncy
after Carmody's retirement, and 1t was
successful toward the end OF the game.
Neither team scored in the first half and
Colum bia won iu the second half by a score
Of 20 70 D, carrying the ball over for four
to0ch-downs and kicking two goals.
CLEARF1ELD, PA, November 29.-Clear-
field defeated Dubois at foot ball to-day by
a score Of 80 too.
CHICAGO, November 29-ChicaGo Uni
yersity, 4; Michigan University, g.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. November 29.-Foot-
ball: Illinois University, 10; Pastlme
Athletic CLUB, O. The last half was played
in a pouring rain.
ITHACA, N. Y, November 29.-Cornell,
10; Lehigh, ..
A. A, 4; Dartmouth, 0.
RICHMOND, VA, November 29-Uuiver-
sity of Virginia, "a; University Of North
Carolina, o.
EAsToS, PA, November 29.-Lafayette
defeated Bucknell to-day oy 46 to 0.
PIrrsBURs, PA, November 29.-Foot-
ball: State College IA, Pittsourg Athletic
Club 0.
Marietta Beats Bethany.
Special to the Re0ts,sr.
MARIETTA, o., November 29-Msrietta
College beat Bethany, w. Va, College at
foot ball today. by outplaying them at all
points. Score at end Of first half, Mariet-
Ia, 20; Bethany, 6. Bethany threw up the
game on account of decision of the UNI
pire against them in the first part Of the
second half. One thousand people saw the
game.