The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-30
A ROT0H CANE,
several Men Hurt in he District of Column


WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-To-day was
a perfect football day, and about four
thousand people witnessed the annual
game for the championship of the District
OF Columbia played between the George
town College eleven and the Columbia
Athletic Club team.
The Columbia boys will keep the hand
some silver trophy for another year, win
ming by scoring % and shutting the col
lege boys out. The game was very rough,
and four men were carried from the nel6
Harder, the clever little Columbia quarter
back, broke his collar bone IN the hrst
fifteen minutes play. Ii IS reared mat
shorty Bahen is internally injured.
Shields and Callahan distinguished
themselves-the former for his brilliant
all-around playing, and the latter for his
unnecessary roughness and slugslng, re-
ceiving black eye from Dickinson, whom
he attacked. At no time was Columbia's
goal in much danger and when time was
called in the first half the ball was on
Georgetown's one-yard line. The George
town eleven were plainly out OF condition,
as shown by their numerous accidents
and the fact that all scores were made in
the second half, the Columbia boys stand
ing the rough play much better than their
opponents. The teams weighed just about
the same. The teams lined up as follows:
Columbia. Position. Georgetown
Shields............ful back .........M Murphy
Lewis.........right half back....... Bahen
s. Johnson. left half back. Mahoney
Harder. quarter back. Carmody lcapt)
Gafen......... ..... centre. ......... ..OI{r'en
Sefton. end ............ Boyle
Wells capt.. right tackle.,',....Ne Nelson
Dickinson, right guard........,. Davis
\. j hnson.....; .Iett guard ''.''' ;Suihvah
=. Johnson......left tackle.......C Callahan
Leete....,.........left end Harry
y. II. David. Princeton '93, was chosen
referee: Phil Walker Princeton ~, umpire
and Henry Riggs. Princeton 80. linesman.
Touchdowrs Wells. Dickinson Lewis ~.
Goals kicked-Shields (2).
H,t ont sted Game.
MONTG OMERY, ALA, Nov. 29.-About
1919 people witnessed the game of foot
ball played here this afternoon between
tie Agricultural and Mechanical College'
bama teams Of Tuscaloosa. X had been
looked forwsrd TO with considerable in.
terest, caused by the intense rivalry be-
tween the two colleges, and there were
people in attendance from all over the
Before the game Auburn made a pro-
test against Tuscaloosas playing outside
objection. two former University OF North
Carolina students were declared out.
Protests were also filed against Shelly
and Alsop, OF Tuscaloosa, II being charged
that they are each paid a salary This
was denied by the University of Alabama
representatives, and the matriculation OF
the two men was shown TO be regular.
AMI they entered the game.
In the first thirty-five minute half Tus-
saloosa made touchdown and kicked a
goal. and in the last half two touchdowns
were made and two goals were kicked
by the University. while Auburn failed
10 score. thus leaving the score IS to 0.
This makes honors even. Tuscaloosa haV-
ing suffered defeat at the hands Of Au-
burn last year
Not single man was injured, and the
game throughout was free from sluggst
u. or G.. vs.. Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 29.-The Uni
yersity al Gsareia foot hall ts2pa dafsaf-