The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-27

Brewer got 4 for 4 touchdown. When Brewer was
ssSnsio e H. n. E. sa ho 81 t & an "s. = t rs gSse Gid a. eG lss q rs sss
and had an arm broken.
rl E5fS.s5rI, Soy; ao.1 va1nn n, football is : s eleven e nc of the
of Union county this afternoon. The Y. II. G. A.
shs teams sl ..ssisd tho he matter M a e day lSSu Eii.s sse'i;I .s saa
ing Q 10 Cranford's 4.
The Yale Consolidated and Newark Field Club
the latter's grounds Tho score was 4 70 4. Philip
team. w s9s badly aSisn hus 9A IL sai,n aMH 8. t ana s ssd te
be carried from tho neld.
AZ the Esgimenta P.rk grounds in Brooklyn yea.
Eaten District between the Bolton A. c: and Al:
an enthns,astic Crowd Of G1e,aea T T p seofe Wa %!
Almeida, Ia Bolton A. O., o.
BUFFALO. Nov. ee.-The football games between
BUFFALO on Artistic Field thfs afternoon resulted in
sv tisi the m. :sS,s being be- oon g e :. .; ~! The player, were q:
were made BY the hardest sort of playing.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. ee;-A well.contested and
Field this AFTERNOON. The contestants were the
e e1iEin.l Eaas: cIaSa s sas e sssha S.s G ! and .s1. the
Club ela S Sos sy a tho : s.seei of q 3 td The Catholic
AsBURY PARK, Nov. po--over a thousand persons
saw tIs football game q the A,hlsao eTounds e:
. touchdown soon after the ball was put in play,
end Of Tho game was 70 10 1 In favor SeS of the y Ine
bury Park team.
The Cosmopolitan F. c. and the Amercus A. A.
football yesterday at West Eoboken. in which
n .sdra ,,6 team .s s0S sSs c lo,I an v sayaI ISs =. he
whistle finally blew. Tho Cosmopolitan forwards
ground Hssn a" ta1oash .n lack ' OF eo SDPGnsn,n; S eas too sssT n iaSs
passing.
AlnAsr. Nov. se.-Ths deciding game for the foot
ball championship OF the Northeastern New York
Interscholastio Association was played at Ridge
rot s5s: A sssstaSSn an % the ss'm &le eaG9 ihS 0a sosooia
1 1SS11 ro .; SG0 a RSis %as I Sesfy p sssss.;ed Ths W game wcs
had two ribs broken. The HiEh School won By me
score OF 10 TO 4.
TnESTos. Nov; ee;.Ins football game this after.
deiphia and the East Ends of Trenton. Quarter
ground during a Scrimmass. His head struck .
stone and he was made unconscious. He was re.
are unable to determine the eItent OF his ij "ries.
but fear that his skull 10 fractured. The game 70.
suited In q tie, neither side scoring.
BUIFALo, Nov. 2o.-Afe a few minutes play In
the nrst half Of the football game between Ian.
Park this afternoon. ex.Capt. Hinkey Of Yale. Wno
was the referee. ordered two players of the latter
ventures refused 70 ABIDE u s the 1so des &c; 'G ana
would cnra6 mot nc anish the game. although The. had 50.
tors present were much disappointed.
ELhiRA. Nov. 2e.-The Elmira Athletic Club do.
the c%orieEisns oulplayed. the 1tas sSSfe club in IN 70 n;
Work, and kept the ball In Elmira's territory dur.
Five times the ball waA within ths Z. A. O.. nve.
mira line. but it was after a down had been O CALLED Id
ana no score was allowed. Elmlra's nrst touch.
No"h a ny u tTlCk. GOrQOn'B line OuckinR
brought about the second.
hs G&'G q epoN S9v Of s % oGa great Goli:snm building
ana the big crowd was amply repaid by seeing tho
p, hleaeo uhlVersity eleven defeat the University of
n Mien,San team 6y a score OF TO 9 in a magnihcently
game. The game was the first interoolleRiato
contest ever played under n roof. il was
tne nrst game the college students had won from
al me Sr0wa oyer TIE splendid victory was excussble.
resulting In a safety, were tho causes OF the local
players success Michigan did not score until the
second mar or tho game. To Herschberger's great
PLAYING nh,eago owes It's victory. The Coliseum's
great enrth moor was covered with a twoinch layeP
OF tan DARK, and there was no Inconvenience from
oust or mug. while the monster building was uIumi.
nateu as brlght as day by almost countless ar O IIRhIs-