The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
PUNTS AND PASSES.

The schedule OF games arranged by the
eleven 81 Rutgers college for the season
Is,am Is as ioilowsi lows Sept: rs Lehigh; at Beth
Oct. y. Elizabeth club, at Elizabeth; Oct.
~ Rocevhe Foot Bal association, at
New Brunswick; Oct. 30. Lafayette at
Easton.
Captain Trafton. OF the Leh!gh college
Of Charles Beccera, '0S, which occurred a
rev days ago at his home IN South Amer
lea. He met with accidental death while
handing n,,n az ~ a., revolver Beeeera played
was one OF the best players on the team
The Assoc.a ton foot ball team of three
batteries of the FIRST United States art.l-
lery. IN garrison at Dav,d's Island, has
organized for the season and would Ike to
arrange match games with all army and
Nati0nal guard teams. The team for
merly represented Governors Island and
won quite a reputation. The team Is
composed OF members Of Batteries Il, Ii
and NJ, First artillery. and the Hospital
corps. ...-
Charles Otis Gil, the famous foot bali
tackle and captain OF the Yale eleven, Is
going to Picking, China, as a missionary
taking with him his wife, Mary Nelson
G.ll. who, like himself. has the enthusiasm
Christians out Of stubborn Mongolians
They are hacked by the Central Pres
byteran church, Of New York city. which
says m a circular that many missionary
enterprises are inadequate because the
touch with those who send them.
ithaca. N. y, Sept. 27.-Pres.dent
Schurrnan, N MS annual address said: :
Cornell athletics in one sense are IN
bad way. The defeats of this year should
bring with them great good. in that We
shall measure our deserts by our achieve
ments; make no boast or even promise.
until we have actually achieved. We at
Cornell have decided to regulate the game
Of foot ball and prohibit many games in
nor loss OF time. but general lack Of
sportsmanship among those conducting
them, Is the great danger to iIter-col-
leg,ate athletics. The desire for victory
Is too great. craftsmanship Is In playing
for the sake Of the game, and not for the
sake Of victory. Harvard and Cornell will
Iiay together this year. Here - a favor
able chance for display Of sportsman
the youngest Of American universities"
Some llve local foot bail news Is gwen
by the Wilkes Barre Times as follows:
THE team to be placed on the rectangie
this year by Wyoming seminary Will be
one OF the best ever turned out. Wyo-
ming seminary has held an env!able posi-
st,on for several years and from the out
look will hold the same this year. The
team VIII appear IN some such way as
this; Decker c, MeEnhAl re-. McDer-
Il U. T., Il. T..
Best !. t., Taylor L. O, Gendali q. B.,
Lamb. Lewis. ]. h. b.. Barnard f. b., Ry-
mer r. h. b.: Fletcher and Watkins, sub.
sttutes. Since the refusal Of the
Carbondale foot ball team to play with
The Kingston eleven on Saturday Manager
Colley. OF the Kingston Athletic assoc.a-
ton, has made strenuous efforts to secure
a team equally as good. Berwick IN all
probability. Will furnish the team, and
from the present indications the game
VIII be a very interesting one. II will be
ptayed on Wyoming field and a large
crowd Is expected at this. the opening
game. The. admission g Is cents. Those
who will play on the, Kingston team as
Knnkie, stsrb:rd. w. coiey. Miller, Miller,
We;ss, yanHorn: Sink. Holmes; McDer-
S RSsSy ahe sh schao Tss tSs SSsoSs for
better than ever before. There Is large
number Of young men at the school aver
aging at least one hundred and fifty
pounds each. Mr.. Meyers, formerly Of
The regular team for THIS. season lines up
as follows: Sullivan center. O'Br.en and
Munday guards. Campbell and Day
tackles, Hartland and Hughes ends. Farm
and Beers half-backs. Ward ful-back.
Harry Beers y captain. The first exit
bltiOn game will probably be played with
Mt. Holly at that place about two weeks
hence. number Of the young
men OF the city are talking OF organizing
Q foot ball team and hope to interest the
West End wheelmen to take hold of the
movement and help 4 along. There IS
plenty of good material to choose from
ana team can be organized that need
not take second place. Following are
the, names Of a. few young men who have
gained regulations on the gr.d.ron field:
Frank Drum. Dewitt Me.xell. Bobb.e MI
Ter. Plat Hand. Professor Eaton, for
marIy n nj ha
ton Of tackle; Jay Stark. Harry Robinson
and Fritz Mureur. Most OF these have
played on the Young Mems Christian as
sOc.ati0n team IN former years"