The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-27
CORNELL Is BEATEN
HARVARD ELEVEN MAKES 1T
twenty-five TO NOTHING.

Ithaca Men Fight GameIy to the Last but
the Harvards have the Weight to Bear
All Before Them-CIean Game Under
the New RnIes, with No Sluggipg or
BrutaIity--YaIe Meets the Boston Ath-
Ietic Club but Neither Eleven is Able to
score-scores of Numerous Games
Played Elsewhere.
Cambridg, Mass Oct 26-Overwhelm
ed, broken and shattered, but fighting
! desperately 10 the last, Cornell went
down before the heavier and stronger
Harvard eleven this afternoon by
score of % to 0. Cornell was badly de-
feated, but they made a game fight and
played plackily from start TO finish. 1t
was a clean game without slugging or
brutality ard the new rules, on their
first real trial OF the year, worked like
a charm.
Cornell played Harvard TO a dead
lock in the first half, but the pace was
too hot for her to maintain, and in the
second half Harvard played with twice
the dash and yigor, while Cornells
weakening showed that Harvard's con-
stant hammering at the line was too
the second half the ithaca boys could
not withstand the repeated onslaught
of the CrimSonbacks, and Brewer, Fair
child, Cabot and Gonterman went ploug
hing through the tackle and center with
telling effect. Harvard scored all her
points in the second half, four touch
downs, from which only two goals were
kicked, and a splendid goal from the
field.
The first half ended with the ball in
the center of the field. The second
half opened with the ball in CoTnelTs
hand. Brewer returned Young's kick
and Cabot got the ball in center on Cor
nell's tumble. Harvard got the ball,
and by short TuSheS worked il to Cor
nel's line. Fairchild was punched over
for touchdown. He kicked goal.
Goterman made a sensational run of
fifty yards from fake making a touch
down. Fairchild failed a goal Brew
er scored Harvard's fourth touchdown.
Then he kicked a goal C. Brewer
kicked goal from the thirty-five yard
line just before time was called. They
lined up as follows:
Harvard Position Cornell
Cabot. end. Lyle
Stevenson. tackle. Hall (Fftch)
Holt. olt.---......-......left guard. .Freeborn, G.
Doucette-. ...........-Scoch
Jaffray. guard. Rogers, Nc.
Donald. d.............right tackle. .Sweetland
NeWeif. end. .Taussig
Borden. back. Wickoff
Brewer. half back. Cool
Gonterman........l i half back. .Beachman,
F'airchild. ...........full back...........Young
Six thousand people witnessed the con
test.
NEITHER ABLE TO SCORE.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 26.-Neither
Yale nor the Boston Atlnlatic clubs were
able to score this afternoon. Yale was
outclasSed by an average of twenty
pounds in the line, but stopped the fly
ing interference well. Her interfer-
ence on the offensive however, was bad
ly broken up.
For Yale, Chadwick, Jerrems and
benjamin put up a star game, and An
Nhony, Curtis and Burt Waters did the
best work for Boston. Yale gained
more ground than Boston and should
have scored. tihe game ending with the
ball on BostOn's one-yard line.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
St Louis, Oct. 26-At Pastime grounds
this afternoon the Missouri State Uni
virsfty Tigers defeated am eleven from
the Depeuw Qnd) university by a score
of 40 10 0. The Indiana team was out
played, the tigers having everything
their own way from the beginning.
LeayenwCTtih, Oct. 26.-T'he football
game to have been played here this af-
tteInoon between THE Sedalia, Mo-, and
the Kansas University teams was call
ed off on account of disabled members
Of the Sedalia team.
Orange. n. ]. Oct 26.-Neither Prince
ton nor the Orangea Athletic club were
able to- score in the game today. Prince
ton didn't have their best team, but !
players struggled against the strong
Orange team.
St. Joseph. Mo-, Oct 26.-The football /
season opened here today with the Md !
lands of Atchison pitted against the |
Crescent Athletics. The result was a |
tie. to 6.
Philadelphia. Oct 26.-The University |
of Pennsylvania football team defeated !
che Lafayeute eleven by the score of 80 |
% in two halves of 80 and % minutes. |
Annapolis. Md, Oct 2e.-The naval ca
diets played a good game of football !
here today, defeating the Indian braves 1
of Carlisle school by a score of 81 to 0.
Newton Center, Mass, Oct. 26.-The /
Chicago Athletic club eleven defeated 1
the Newton Athletic association by 4
score of to o today.
Brooklyn, n. Y. Oct. 26.-Crescent /
Athletic club, 4S; Williams college. 0.
New Brunswick, n. J., Oct. 26.-Rut- |
gers Is; University of New York o.
Granville, o., Oct. 26.-Ohio State I
University, 4; Dspison University, 4.
Middletown, Conn, Oct 26---WeSley- |
an, IS; New Jersey Athletic club. 0.
Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 26.-Wabash /
college 10; Butler college s.
Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 2s.-UniverSty OF !
Cincinnati, 20; Earlham, 0.
West Point, y. y, Oct. 26.-WeSt .
Point 8; Dartmouth, 0.
Williamsport, Pa, Oct. 26.-State col /
lege 10; BickneIl, o.
SAYS HER GRANDSON DID IT.