The record-union., 1895-11-29

and lost it. It rolled over the line Rich
ards was the first to fall on it, and the
| first touch down was scored. The goal
which Bloomington kicked from IL was
! an easy one. Tirne-Nine minutes anu
! tWenty-nine seconds.
| This quick scoring set the thousands
of Michigan enthusiasts bowling IN up
roarious cheers.
At the start of the second half 1t was
| fine bucking wedge, end and tackle
play on Michigan's side, with defens-
i've punting policy on Chicago's part.
Half dozen times the struggling
teams were oscillating between Chi
cago's five and fifteen-yard lines, and
as often was the ball punted out and
rushed back, only to be tackled in the
nick of time by q Chicago man. Twice
Neel was compelled to make safety
touch. The suspense was broken when
| Ferbert caught a punted bail, ran M
teen yards past two tackles and was
| dOWned by a third. The ball was then
! twenty-five yards from Chicago's goal
| Heavy team-puShing forced the pail
| by fiVe-yard stages until it lay fifteen
| yards from goal. Then by some play
| which was not intended Bloomington
got the leather, broke through the left
! end, and was not brought down until
| he had nearly reached the post behind
| the line The second touchdown was
! followed by Bloominston kicking goal,
! and after a few minutes play in the
middle of the field the game was called.
GAMES AT OTHER POINTS.
DENVER (CoD. Nov 2S.-The Den
yer Athletic Club closed its football
season to-day by winning from the
| Omaha Club with a score of Is to y. IN
the first half the home team scored II
! points by repeatedly breaking through
ON ob a' q
good game, but the home team was too
strong for them. Pfouts of Denver and
| Taylor of Omaha were ruled Off for
| smuggling The Denver Athletic Club
| team has won every game of the season
excepting the first, which was won by
the Lincoln, Neb., team.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Co
lumbia Athletic Club defeated the
| Columbia University eleven to-day by
a score of IA to II.
| KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2S.-Missouri
won the football contest with the Jay
| Hawkers this afternoon. Kansas was
represented by nearly every member of
the faculty and Missouri by the faculty
and State officials Score: Missouri
State University 10, University of Kan
sas 6.
PROVIDENCE Or. u, Nov. Is
Brown closed the season to-day by win
ming from Dartmouth by the score OF ~
to +. The victory was well earned. 1t
gives Brown third place in the college
teams of New England Dartmouth
wanted the game badly, and for the first
fifteen minutes outpIayed Brown, scor-
ing the first touchdown. Brown
quickly pushed the ball across Dart
mouths goal and tied the score. In the
second half Brown played harder
game, and when time was called had
the ball within eight yards of their OPP
pOnents' goal line. Dartmouth puzzled
Brown completely the first of the game
! by using some effective tricks. The re
volving wedge made repeated gains.
| The Dartmouth backs played star
games. Brown had a crippled eleven,
but some of the new men played finely.
| Wheeler, FuItz, Mott and Mccarthy did
great work
OMAHA CNeb.), Nov. 2S.-One of the
finest games Of the West was seen here
this afternoon at University Club
grounds between the football teams of
Iowa University and Nebraska Univer-
sity. The first half was without a score.
Ia the second half the Nebraskans
made q touchdown and goal after a
hard fight. The game was replete with
| brilliant plays. Score: Nebraska g,