The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-27

At Cincirnati-Cincinna p: Centrai
University CT Kentucky, 2.
At New Orleans-Tatalane University
IA; University of Mississippi. 0.
At Zanesviille, O.-zanesville Athaetc
club, 10: Dennison, University, g.
At Observation-Disclosures Athletic
club, II; University Of Indiana. 0.
At Chillicothe, O.-Athens University
%; Chiliicothe Young Mems club. ..
a. Memphis. Tenn.-Menphis Athfesic
club, 0; Nashville Athletic club. 20.
At Pittsburg. Pa-Pittsburg Athletic
club, O; University Of West Virginia, o.
AT Middietown. Conn.-New Jersey
Athletic club, II; Wesleyan University,
To-
At Knoxville, Tenn-University OF
Tennessee. 10; Central University OF Ken
lucky. 0.
Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 26.-The Le-
high University team outpiayed tnat OF
the Maryland Athletic club at almost ev-
cry point, the final score being 70 10 y.
in Lehigh's favor.
Annapolis, Nov. 26.-The Lafayette
College eleven DEBATED the naval caoees
mere today by a score of IS to 8. The
visitors did not score in the first hall nor
the cadets in the last half.
West Toint. n. Y, Nov. 26.-The tars
of the Battleship Indiana, commanded
by Fighting Bob" Evans, lined up for
game of football here this forenoon with
the post team, comprising enlisted men
from the various detachments. The posi-
team won by score OF IL to L.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 26.-The footcau
eleven from the University Of North
g. aroIina met with a crushing defeat to-
day at the hands of their old opponents
from the University Of Virginia, the
score being Is to o. The latter team by
their victory are the champions OF the
south for 1896.
Denver, Coio., Nov. 28.-The football
team Of the Colorado University at Boui-
der today defeated the Denver Athletic
club eleven by a score Of s to s. The wea-
ther was very cold, the mercury register
ing 10 above zero. The result was
surprise, as the betting had been in Ia
vor cf the Denver club.
Peoria ILL.,, Nov. 26.-Eureka college
football team defeated Illinois college,
Jacksonville, at Pekin, this afternoon by
a score of 16 to 4. Three fights between
the players were stopped by the sheriff
of Tazewell county. No one was serious
" injured, though for a time the game
threatened to develope into free FAR all
fight.
Cleveland, o., Nov. 26.-The weather
today was superb for football and an
enormous crowd of enthusiastic people
gathered at League park to witness the
closing battle of the season between the
teams representing the Western Reserve
University and the Case School of APP
piled Science. The final score was:
Western Reserve University, 8; Case
School, II.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 2s.-Oficiai
circles in Washington were largely rep
resented this afternoon at the football
match between the Columbia Athlete
club and the team composed Of army men
from Fort Monroe. which Columbia won.
26 to 6. General Miles and other officials
of the war department were in attend
ance besides many Of Washington's most
prominent social lights.
New York, Nov. 26.-Walter L. Rhue,
a 16-year-old boy who resided with his
parents in Brooklyn, was killed in a
game Of football at the Parade grounds
this afternoon. He was a member uf the
Brooklyn Boys High school team and
the Seneca football team. The Senecas
played with the team of Manual Train
ing School No. 2, Rhue being the right
half-back. The lad was tackled and in
the run fell heavily to the ground. When
he rose he was hardly able to stand ard
fell again almost Immediately. He died
soon after from an internal hemorrhage-
San Francisco, Nov. 26.-This city is
being painted asbright red tonight for
Stanford won the annual football game
from the University of California by
score Of 20 TO 0, and the crimson colors
of the PaOla Alto men are very much
in evidence Fifteen thousand people
saw the game, which was too one-sided
to be very exciting. The University OF
California was outplayed at every point.
It's line was too weak to withstand the
rushes of Stanford's heavy men and the
wearers of the crimson walked up and
down the field almost as they pleased.
Cross-Country Run.
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Nov. 2s-
The annual cross-ccuntry run of teams
representing Pennsylvania and Cornell
took place today previous to their an
nual football game. The teams Were:
Pennsylvania-Orton, Mechling. Grant
and Coates. Cornell-Barrett, Schreiver,
Dawson and Terrence. Orton finished
first. Grant second; Terrence, (CornelD,
third; Mechling, fourth; Coates. fifth:
Dawson, sixth; Schreiver, last.
Elliott Beaten by One Bird.
Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 26.-F. S. Parma
lee Of Omaha and j. A. r.. Elliott Of Kan
sas City met on the Omaha Gun Club
grounds today in a 1o9-live-bird match