Evening star., 1896-10-26

including many f1tr enthusiasts Two
twenty y-minute halves were played, and at
the end the score stood 10 to TO- The
scoring was all done In the first half. each
side making two tOuchdowns and q goal.
The visiting team had the advantage. in
weight, and nearly all had played the game
at West Point. For the visitors Lieutenant
Timberlaks. who played left half back.
Capt. Fred Sims did excellent work and
succeeded In making some excellent gains.
Lyon and Timberlai{e smade the touchdown
1907 eoa the Toy the ns%ed kicking
each made touchdown, Walsh senIlng the
pigskin between the goal posts.
Though no touchdSyns were made in the
second halt, the pleyng was of splendid
order. Walsh was succeeded by Humphrey
at left end, and Chapman took Saunders
place as right guard. The Fortress Monroe
eleven made repeated gains through the
center. The last few minutes of the game
were highly exciting. The visitors had
forced the ball to within a few feet of the C.
A. c. line, and it looked very much as
though another touchdown would be made
Good work by '"Tubby'' Dickinson and Capt
Sims prevented this, and the ball was car
ried out in the field. Time was called with
out either side scoring. Mr.. Shields of the
c. A. c. umpired the game, while Dr. King
acted as referee. Dick Beail of the c. A. c.
of1ciated as lineSman.
Considering the short time which they
had been practicing and the fact that the
lumbia Athletic Club members are we'll
satisfied with the showing made by their
team, and prove that when the C.AC. boys
are finally organized they win work hard
play practice game with the Central
High School. Thursday they leave for
OLD Point Comfort, playing the Hampton
Atnietlc Siub FRIDAY. Saturday return
Fort Monroe. and as the c. A. c. boys win
be well practiced in team work. which
vas lacking In Saturdays game. they feel
Quite a crowd of rooters from the Colum-
bia Club will go along.
Much credit is due Acting Manager Louis
horn OF the Z. A. C., who arranged for
| these games. He Is quite active in book
Ing games for the season and Is now MAX
Ing arrangements for a game on Tuesday.
Noyember %nl 3 election day., with Gallaudet.
game with the Indians from Carlisle
School, who made such a good showing
Saturday against Yale.
This will be big event for the local team
saturdays College Foot Ball Games.
At Princeton-Princeton. 80; Pennsyl-
vania State College, 0.
| AT New York-Yale, II; Carlisle Indians.
6.
At Ithaca-Harvard. 13; Cornell 4.
At Annapolis-Pennsylvania Reserves, G.;
Naval Cadets. O.
At Observation-Disclosures, 9; Pennsyl-
vania, 4.
At Annapolis-st Johns, 8; Gallaudet. g.
At West Point, N. Y.-Cadets, n; Union
College, o.
At Cambrdge-Harvard Freshmen, Il;
Exeter Academy, ..
At Providence-Brown University, 10;
Lehigh. o.
At Boston-Boston Athletic Association.
II; Orange Athletic Club O.
AT Amherst-Amherst. 10; Worcester
Technological Institute, o.
AT Williamstown, Mass.-Williams %:
BoWdOin, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures University, 46;
University of Chicago, &
At Danville, Va.-University of North
Carolina. o; virginta Polytechnic institute,
At Pittsburg Pa-University of West
Virginia. 4; Pittsburg athletic Club, 0.
Junior Foot Hall Teams.
The Second Little Rock recently defeated
| in a game of foot ball the Woodleys and
| the Mount Peasants, mixed by to O.
The features Of the game was the line
bucking Of 7. OHagan. The lineup was
! as follows: d. Brett, center; S. Purman.
R.G.; p. White. RT.H r. Barring, RE.
A. Slater, L.G.; F! Sigourney. 1t; Otis
Drake. LIE. T. Downsy, OBJ; T. Green
| r. H.; W. Standard. LII; T. O'Hagan,
F.B. Average weight. 'ninety-five pounds.
| Address challenges to D. Brett, 123O 18th
street northwest. '-s st, -enall
The young, Yales. foot bali team mas
| been organized. and, challenges any team
whose members are under, fourteen years.
Communications should be addressed to
George Hamsley, 319 131s street southwest
The team consists Of the following mem
bers: David Young, George Stewart. Jas.
| Bradley. Chris. Hutchinson Ed. Green.
| VIM. Kerr, Joe Nightingale, Jas. Butler
George Nightingale, George Hamsley JAS