The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-29

fumbled. and the ball rolled behind the
goal line. where Richards dropped on
iG Bloomington kicked q rattle or
difhcult goal. Neither side scored after
hat, although the ball was mostly in
O~hicsgo's territory. The second half
was q repetition of the first, Michigan
scoring . touchdown and goal for six
more points and shutting Chicago nj
Pork Against Beaus.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-It was pork
against beans, Chicago against Bos-
ton, the East .agsinss the West.
and 1t resulted in q tie. Chicago
4, Boston 4. is the way the SCORE stood
at the end OF the football game played
W the athletic clubs Of the two
towns to-day. And 1t was q great game,
as least every body who knows anything
ABOUT football playing said it was.
according to these same people it was
strength against science. Boston, of
course, possessed the science and
Chicsgo the strength, and ct the end of
Two hours hard playing with strength
pitted against science the result was 3
tie. Fully 1000 football enthusiasts,
men and women, went out to see the
game.
Zoe feature of the game was the stand
made By Chicago. when the bal was
within q foot Of the goal line in the first
halt. The muscle Of Chicago not only
stopped the ball. but actually pushed IL
oack several yards. No one was injured
In the game, Notwithstanding it wss 8
hard fought one. The field was slim
perry and sloppy and tho air cool and
oraclng. There was not enough wind
to interfere with the game.
Tin Horns Cheap at Lexington.
LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 2s.-The de-
feat OF both OF Lexington's football
teams, b Virginia Military Institute
a. Lynchburg by the Blaoksburg cadets
versisy at Charleston. w. Va, by the
University of West Virginia 8 to a6,
has cast q deep gloom over college life
here, and spoiled a great celebration
OF victory and a number of private en-
tertainments. Tin horns can be had
cheap.
Beats Pittsburc.
~PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Ten thous-
and people saw the contest for local
football supremacy to-day, in which the
Duquesnes defeated Pittsburg Athletic
CIno by a score OF 10 to &. In the second
half Young, Duquesne's full back, broke
through the center, and made a phenom.
email run of ninety five yards for a
touchdown.
The B~laoksburg Boys Win.
L~YNcHDURG, Va. Nov. 2S.-The foot
ball game to day between the Virginia
Military Institute and Virginia Agri.
cultural and Mechanical College teams
resulted in q victory for the latter by
the score of 6 to 4.
AT Columbus.
COLUMBUS. . Nov. 2S.--Six thousand
people Witnessed the annual football
game here to dav between Ohio State
University and Kenyon College. Tue
former won, after an exciting contest,
by a score OF 12 to 10.
The Light Artillery Won.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Nov. 2s.-The
Indianapolis Light ARTILLERY eleven and
Butler College eleven closed the fo,t-
bull season here to-day. Fully 5000
people witnessed The battle, The score:
Light Artillery, 80; Butler, o.
Held Pennsylvania to a Tie.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 2s.-Adelbert
College. OF Western Reserve University,
played a most remarR able game to-day,
and held the Pennsylvania State Coll
lege team down to @ tie game by o score
OF 8 to 8.
The Game at louisville.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 2s.-The
Louisville Athletic Club defeated the
Depauw University football eleven here
to day by the score of IL to 10.
Perdue Beats Champaign.
LA FAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 2s.-Perdue
defeated Champaign, Ills, by 6 to Q
score. Attendance 5000; contest hard.
Defeats Dickinson.
SUNBURY, Pa, Nov. 2s.-Bucknell
University, %; Dickinson College, O..
Game at Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 2~s.-Franklin
and Marshall, 4s; Swarthmore, 0.