The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-07
The VOTE.


Rise, Y. NJ. O. A................. 63
Beggs, warren. .................... 25
Hartmann. High School. 2e
Harvey. Alva. a........................ %
Pfentiss, warren. ...................- IT
Mahaffy. Y NJ. @. .A............... Is
P. Garrett. Tanglefoot.. ot.............. 4
Mcguire. Volunteer er.............. 8
oimtne' '"arlen........
Fogwell, High School,. ........... .
The strong wenona Club OF Philadel.
paia will play the Y. NJ. O. A. team here
on Saturday. October 12. and the Warren
team here on Saturday. October 20.
The team OF Delaware College went to
SwAthinore on Saturday and played tine
strong Swatbmore College team. The
Quakers won By score OF IA to 0 in two
halves of 90 and Is minutes each. The
Swathmore team did not put DIP their
usual good game. while the Delaware
Collegians played rather a snappy game.
Captain Wolfe played a good game for
Delaware College. breaking through the
line several times and making .several
fine tackles. He aleo made great gains
when be took the ball.
At the Union street grounds on satur.
day afternoon the teams OF the Wsrren
club and the Y. III. Q. A. linsd up as FOL.
lows;
WARREN y. III. O. A.
Hanoe.. right end.......... Garrett
Begas.. right tackle.... jaoI,san jhuy,0p
Chamber ..... right guard. ....... Hayes
Simms,. centre 1, ..-.. Campbell!
Green. !. !!:a4..S. !:a4..S. lett guard ....... Green
Hanley ....... lett tackle ........ Harrar
McNee .......... left end :..... Hodgman
Mears 80. right half back. Cornbro0ks
Mccartney -. !. left half back -. Harvey
Mcdaniel 80. full back, .......... Rlce
The Warren Club had the strongest
team seen in Wilmington for years and
the plucky lads OF the x. NJ. O. A. de-
serve considerable credit for holding
down the score to 10 to- 8.
The mon on both sides played like
tigers and the spectators had nothing to
complain about, as there was enough
interoet from beginning to end 10 keep
the excitement ur, The spectators 1uetfy
condemned h, partial decisions OF um.
pire McCafTerty. 1t was too much of
one sided way to act and such declslons
tend to disgust the patrons OF foot ball
In this city. Let us have fair game and
let the beet club win every time Taylor
and Prentiss were injured during the
game.
Tie result of other games played on
Saturday was as follnws:
Harvard "a. Amherst 0.
Princeton ~, RutRers0.
Carlisle Indian School 10. Gettysburg
College0.
Lafayette College 10. Orange Athletic
Club 0.
Pennsylvania University 4s, Frank lin
and Marshall y.
Annapolis Naval Academy 6. Elizabeth
N. j., A. q. %.
West Point so, Trinity 0.
Yale 28. University o.
Rice Kicked the goal at the right time
on Saturday. 1t was the second time Rioe
did this act In games with the Warren.
McCafferty In foot ball acts like Durrie
In base ball. 1t wont do. The people
like fair play.
Director jackson showed up well on
Saturday.
MoDtnnell played good game. Horace
is O kicker, sure.
Nears made splendid run.
Mccartney and Prentiss were In the
game all tho time.
Princeton refuses to play Pennsylvania
for the Inquirer Cup.
Harvard needs coachers.
Wesleyan boys are showing up In fne
form.
send in your foot ball squlpe and vote
for your favoritss In the gold watch con.
test.
CHICAGO, Oct 7.-The football games be-
tween Northwestern university and Beloit
college on Saturday came very near result
ing in a riot, although this was avoided by
prOlnpb dOtlDu. lub DllIeTeSb klHll VI ltbi-
ing was engendered between the friends Of
the opposing teams, and there were num-
ber of personal encounters.
Northwestern had the ball, and 1t had
just been advanced fifteen yards by Potter,
when Thorne, the Northwestern left
guard ran around the line to where Baker,
the Beloit half back, was standing, and
deliberately struck him a tremendous
blow in the face, breaking his nose and
stretching him out unconlclohs on the
grass. The instant Thorne made the
assault he turned and ran back into the
line, without waiting to see the effect of
his blow.
The attack was apparently entirely un-
provoked and in an instant Thorne was
surrounded by the entire Belolt team.
Many of the spectators had witnessed the
affair, and crowded over the ropes to see
that their men were given fair show II it
came to fight. Atkinson, the Beloit cap
tain, was beside himself with anger, and
made several attempts to get at Thorne,
p from whom he was separated by the mass
OF spectators who had crowded In to take
hand in the slugglng match.
By this time the two teams were sur
rounded by 200 half crazed students from
both colleges in the midst Of whom the
largo police detail which had been sent to
preserve order at the gamo were utterly
powerless. Members of the football teams
cursed each other right and left, and 1t
seemed as If the game would end in q riot.
The field was cleared after wait of fifteen
minutes, and the game proceeded, Thorne
having been ruled off. Baker was carried
to his hotel, where he receized medical at
tention. He had been severely injured
early in the game, and was too weak to
stand the terrific Sonset made on him by
Thorne
Football Player Becomes Insane.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 7.-The Syracuse
university football team took game from
Scranton Saturday by SCORE of 1e-o. The