The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10

| hind the line, where Donald fell on IL
| for Harvard's only touchdown. Brew
er missed the goal.
The Ann Arbor boys did not get
| near the goal line in this half, but their
| defense was fine. Once Brewer
| brought the ball TO within twenty yards
| of Michigan's goal but the visitors held
| for four downs. Line up
Harvard Michigan Michigan
Cabot (MoJlton. left end. Sentef
Holt ......... left tackle $500. FTiia
F. Shaw Ooucette. center. Hooper
J. w Shaw ...Tigft guard -. Han.
Donald $500. right tackle .Henninger
Newell ........r right end .GreenleaI
| Borden Beale) quarter back -. Bard
G. Brewer right half back ..HolAster
| washington. deft half back ..Ferbert
Dunlop ...fu full back. Bloomington
Referee-Garfield of Williams. UNI
pires-Kennedy Of Leland Stanford,
and Ward Of Princeton.
Linesnen-Wood of the Boston Ath-
/ letic association and Holt Of Michigan.
Tine-First half 50 minutes; second
half Is minutes.
KANSAS, Sc; DoANE, 6.
Kansas City, Nov. 9.-The football
team fof the University Of Kansas de-
feated the Doane college eleven OF
Crete, Ne5., by a score of Sc 10 6. The
first half proved very close, each team
making one touchdown and goal. In
the second half the Doane eleven went
all to pieces and their opponents scor-
ed as they pleased, getting six touch
downs and three goals. Superior team
work, fine individual playing and excel
lent interference won the game for
Kansas.
The teams line up as follows:
Plat. ....... left end. .Eichelberger
Pope tackle Stark
Hamill. .........left guard. $500. Lee
Walker center ....-..--Flsher
Griffiths. right guard. Owen
Foster. tackle...- .Reasoner
Games. right end. III. Kenagy
Hill quarter back.....-L Kenagy
Gump. left half back. Mains
Burney. right half back. johnson
Holster full back. Sands.
MISSOURI f22; NORTHWESTERN IS.
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov 9.-The Missouri
Tigers defeated the football eleven from
Northwestern university at Sportsman
park today by. a. score of % to is. The
The featureS5of the game were 5O-yard
run by Young through NorthWestern's
center on a fake kick and 40-yard runs
by Price and Connover, both resulting
in touchdOwns.
YALE 6; BROWN 6.
Providence, r. l., Nov 9.-Yale and
Brown university elevens played tie
game of football before 1000 people at
Lake park this afternoon. In the first
half Brown scored the first touchdown,
Mccarthy carrying the ball over the
lin. The next touchdown was made by
Lection for Yale, score to 6. In the
second half neither side scored. Brown
outplayed Yale at every point except
in Massachusetts DlayS
FOOTBALL SCORES.
Cleveland, o., Nov 9.-The University
OF Chicago Football eleven defeated
Adelbert college eleven here today
IA TO O.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 9.-The Uni
versity football team defeated the state
college of Bellefonte, Pa, for the sec
ond time this season today by a score
of 50 10 T.
Bethlehem, Pa, Nov. 9.-Lafayette
defeated Lehigh this afternoon in their
annual football game-22 to II.
st. Joseph, Mo, Nov. 9.-The Ores
cent Athletics defeated the Hiawatha
University's, one of the crack Kansa
football elevens, this afternoon by a
score of 90 to 4:
Hanover, n. H, Nov. 9.-The Am
herst-Dartmouth football game was
won today by Dartmouth. Score 20 to o.
Annapolis. Nd, Nov. 9.-The naval
cadest were defeated by the Orange
Athletic club today-10 to 6.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. 9.-Ohio State
University 4; University of Cincinnati
0.
Latonia Races.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 9-The Latonfa
race meeting closed today The stakes
have been pretty well divided among
the different stables. The following
have won $1,000 and upwards:
Pat Dunno, SS.744; J. NJ Murphy, So
9S5; KendeH stables, $3.9S9; T. c. Nc