The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-21

ond ELEVEN Q. ., Pauls Cathedral school BY u. gu
visitor. line For s. Paul Howard and Cole made the
ssSe sns f p.nt dld good work. Scores High
Their nTst game With the Englewood Field Club yesteT
Her snd ~ sS4rs ~ M
Eewood team, while schaefer outcait, Hughes, and
yoSnters injured during the game 'oE The bali
called time in the second half "'' WIG" '"' '''e'''
ToSsEn s Oct SomIp the football match between y
ks M sherwood e. 9r fGrt as as sS
tackle on the Nysck team, received severe and palm.
The on rssnnsy @s sss Hard wss
but later was abe 10 eny d 70 ST Soiepns
YIN c. A., 49, Nyack, o.
The ssss%oTs Football Club haze played the
GENE vas postponsd A. the last moment and Instead
sSHSyer Club Of Harlem The Juniors pug up
HSSee by e Son tse game finally going to the
afternoon between the Bloomfield A. G. team and the
nayonne A. G. eleven was stubbornly contested night
Robinson G Alien Bull aud s the e latter making
BoSonnes made touch down and Rloonifcld secured
the second half Score: Otto in favor Of Bloomaeld.
a.. TaEyroS; n j., Oct 2o.The Lawrenceville Sem.
coieglste eleven of this city on the Trades League
%nasv Gy the ieSrS q 80 points to nothing The
., them IN ntsrIGrsnce putting Up an .n
was unable 70 score point although Capt. consrd
lss an attempt .t e tSk from 6s nsld SS
his collar bone broken and was taken 70 St Francis
Il; 81, snelent enemy Dickinson College and scalped u
Win sS ssd asspaa The yor here
and antlcpated easy thing OF IL They bumped into
Ss,,yssprE SsgS 70 fafayeite c9ilss % bIctnsSn
1a s the bal on the k f; On and within i've min
goal; The remainder OF the half barren. In the
and Bysrs and the goals were kicked. score: Gettys
burg, 10; Dickinson, ..
bali team defeated Georgetown to-day in an uninter
s ss wsaf 2 h r az lost g Tes y'9
e ofh ne n 6en S sy h9y well both Se ON
S,ss and ANOTHER toward the a; he iirs5 half
but one touch do w, AZ goals missed Davidson
town did the best playing.
WEST PoISI, n. Y" Oct. 2o.-west Point played all
them easily before large and Snthussstc crowd In
less than minute after time called Dolam scored
slow and their klckn was wrstched. West Point
three The west Points iS sa mar showed
. some npr9yement The chances are that the team
lures OF the game the sharp tacEIing OF West
Point. AZ Boston Tech g. The West r"nt team pisys
Yale next Saturday.
yoS Of yTs Of HSgsn;
here this afternoon by the University " Virginia in
though Virginia played substitutes on IN h"lf centre
s' ssgPy %as T ten
yaT ts ,hrqnsh centre ny Janinsy wh3ss allr2und
whole team good @ that Of
ars s and SSfke uad making nys touch downs
and Cooke both made two pretty runs for 40 and w
during the last sf hS Tor sa good game IN centre
ASpoyEn Mas Oct, 2ouThe Boston Athletic As;
SerSely in the rs half GARRISON and d anthony adj
yop p%y and @"tesrs. holding Almost SsS tn as
9h IL h
home team PLAYED . terrific game: Hire and Durand
yard. and HOT dye% through B%stons me" for
catch Of place kick The home team again started
the ball d how the ssrGn in SGs nE rs9s s The
Visitors Hmekecpsr called time. The captains had
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game ended. Score. TOT.
s the creek s5s Athletic S Eg
eleven put up remarkably stin game yesterday after
a s.fsP FS%
pans the @ the sS SS r
four points on q touch down, while the lcrscyites
after yS @lna,ss Of play with he ss.IsisnsS q
T h srohcr s4sa as ,H "a s
goal. The Jerseymen rallied when the hall
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the territory Of their adversaries Ten minutes OF
hard play In the second half the Rutgers boys
second touch down, George Ludlow being showed
the line with the ball He again failed kick goal.
After several scramhles following punt 81 forty
yards by Capt Ellsworth OF the Jerseyites that clever
little player got the sphere around the left end Of the
colegans and sprintcd through eighty yards OF clear
neld for touch down. The off1clals yielded to
a claim by the Rutgers boys that Ellsworth had
crossed the sid. line, and decided to not allow his
play. The Jerseymen were indignant over the de.
cisOn insisting that Ellsworth could not have crossed
the side line, the spectators within the grid.
iron limits and were not forced To move TO permit
him To pass. Ellsworth refused to abide by the de-
clsion and had Evans kick a goal, making total ~
six points for his team. The officials declined To
their decision and there further play,
awarded the match to Rutgers by a score Of = to-