The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-10

ng center and tackle, but was never
steady enough to carry them across. IL
was a clean Rentlemanly game.
Norton Shaw was the star in the Har'
invuinerabls. Behind the line Charley
Brewers kicking was splendid and he
made the longest runs. fn the Michigan
line, Hall played like fiend.
Greenleaf made a number OF corkng
tackles. Bairl played quarter like vet
eran, handling the wet ball quickly ana
tatkling hard. Hollister was the best
gorund gamer. For twenty minutes IN
toe first half Michigan would MAKE
short gain and then Bloomi eton would
be forced to kick. Harvard always lost
the ball for holding.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Berkeley,
20: Olympios. 0.
1t was keen, hard and bitterly con-
tested gan e of football, marked by spec
tacuar- features cram.ned full OF brilliant
moves with the bali in the air much 81
thu time, with Kaleidoscope moves fol-
loving in rapid succession with mastery
kicking and wedging, and when 1T was
all over the blue and gold men had an
other scalp to their belts.
Olympic tactics. as far as defense meth
Gus we're conce rel.d, were superb, but en-
ersy seemed absent from the Olympic
ends.
The game was won by the Berkeley
team by superior rush tactics Buttter-
worth has taught his pupils to charge
vjeiously, TO break down center at any
cost. This method of playing has clearly
been very effective this season Hurp,
Carr and Simpson were obliged IT, retire
from injuries. Their places we're taken
BY kaarsbere, Hall and Whitemore.
CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 9.-Ihe Uni
vers ty of Chicag football eleven defeated
Adelbert COLLEGE eleven here TO-DAY, "A
too.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Tbe Uni
versity football team defeated the state
college of Bel efonte, Pa, for the second
time this season, today by score OF 80
to 4.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 9.-Lafayette
defeated Lehi h this afternoon in their
annual football game by % to 10.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9.-The football
team of the University of Kansas defeat
Nebraska, bv a score of SO toe.
NEW YORK Nov. "a game OF foot
ball in which nobody IS seriously injured
and the only scoring is made in the last
hftv seconds is certainly good one.
Such was the Cornell-Prnceton game
today. rne gridiron was In excellent
condition considering the rain OF last
night.
The rival teams were able to put mp the
best game CT ..tootpa that has been seen
on any field during the present season.
During the first fifteen minutes OF play
the ball was kent IN Princeton s territory
out after that Cornell had to do some
hard WORK to keep them from going over
.eir goal line.
~ DOL did some star playing behind the
line and his runs around the ends with
the assistance of Wickoff and Richie
gained many yards.
Armstrong and Rosenearten did the
work for Princeton untn Armstrong had
his ankle wrenched, and Blanchard, last
ears famous haif.b a k took his place
and saved the day by his touchdown.
Rigs kicked the goal. Score: Prince
ton, 8; Cornell, O.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 9.-Yale
and Brown university elevens played q
tie game at football before 1000 PEI pie at
Lake PARK this afte moon. Score, 6 tn g.
HANOVER, n. H., Nov. 9.-The Am
herst- Dartmouth football game was won
today by Dartmouth, 20 to 0.