The morning times., 1896-10-25
.PENNsY COLORs LOWERED
Defeated By Lafayette Before
$1,000 People.
OUTPLAYED THE VICTORS
Woodruff's Fumbles and Minds Mis-
cradle Punting Lost the Game
Deiense of tne eennsylvanIanS
Was Magnificent-Carii Scored
Against Yaie-On Other Fields.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2i.-In the presence
OF lo,vvU peopIc LaIaye.oe lowered 'iie
pride OF Pennsylvania TINS afternoon py
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score of To 4. The defeat came with
cfusnins humiliation 10 fenns yiNania from
| lis toULi uneAperueuncss ana that' TOO, ae
the hands OF u college lhat Is ho1 con
slucreu III Lne same CLASS dthictic'aiS 80
Ine Dig Philadelphia University
There is no balm in Gilead Tor fehhSyl-
VsIn... tiiAe IIe suns unt oi tiie nci''.
as IL was directly due TO thelr own pau
playing. PENNSYLVANIA won thc LOSS anu
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strong wind.
.'I,.-...,.,. the half the play was al
together in Lafayette's territory. Gelbert
and Minds circulated LaIayette's ends for
good ans time Il nj aSain, and the ieit SIDE
OF Lafu yeUte's line was Ducked for many
yards. Several times after carrying the
paii almosU To Lafayette line the lauit the
QuaKerS seem unable TO overcome This
season cropped out and they would lose
the ball ON IA tumble. Finally they sue
cecLed i'll holding The ball and uffenhcimer
,..,, t,..sIIut. 4-.r-.. Une CenuSr 40. 20 a.
down. The kick out was failure and no
more scoring WAS done in the half. Pcnn-
sylvania's defence was magnificent and
only once did Lafayette succeed in making
the necessary five yards in this half.
hlN Dso L oon " SbA.
Pennsylvania started off ill the second
half by carrying tile hah To LafayetUe's
fifteen yard line and there lost il Un
tumble.
Lafayette could not gain and rcsortel to
punIing, anu THIS helped to win The game
for them. While Bray's kicking was not
good, The exhibition Minds was giving was
narrowing 10 the followers of Penns ylNania
Ills puuts had little force ill them, and
kicks he almost invariably GunIbleu it, and
then stood stIli and was downed in his
tracks. Finally the speedy barclay Went
around PennSsih anna S right end for twe enty-
five yards, LafayeLte's biggest gain.
The tall went from one team to the other
anu 1t was passed To Minds to kick from
PennsylVania's ten yards line. Minds
kicked ana the bali rolled along thc ground
for Il few yards when Lafayette got IL.
Lafayette fooled the Quakers on fake
pass, and Barclay went around The right
end TO Pcnnsylvania's three-yard line.
On the 'hne-up Barclay went around the
Quaker's ieft end for touchdown, from
which he easily kicked goal.
lie Quakcrs seemed stunned by the sud
denncss Of the thing, and for the short
reuia uiI!g time played like wooden men.
When play ceased the bah was ON Penn
sylyan.a's twenty-yard line.
While Lafayette deserved her victory for
taking quick advantage Of Il bad play,
Penns ylvania outpla yed the Eastonians and
Kept the bail III their territory nearly all
the time in both halves.
For Fenus ylvania Colbert played fine
game at half, and ON the defence the whole
Quaker line was imprcgnable. WoOdruffs.
hles and Minds miserable punting cost
Peuus ylvania the game
Lafayette was without the services OF
Walbridge, their captain, who is sick, ana
We're 50 much weakened Barclay play yed his
usual brilliant game at half, and the giant
lihlaehart was a tower OF strength in
blocking, breaking through and titCklinE.
FIRST DEFEAT IN THREE YEARS.
Tins Is tie iIrst defeat Penns ylvania has
met with since they were beaten by Har-
ward three years ago. The weather today
wa> nelatllui, ;.nu lie big crowd u typical
football gathering
The lineup WAS as follows:
Pennsylvania. Lafayette.
Boyle Il. G. Wurtn.ngtou :. Il. c.
Iuynhe.mcr IL /. Yost, ndJcS IL /.
statndrd 81 Z. Rowland ..... l. &
pNcriIeid.. :. &C. Jones =. =. :. E. &C.
wharton II. (. khinelart ..r. Z.
arrar IT [. Nc.ueumaycr =. IT. |.
II. DICkSon ..r. Z. Speer, Hlli.. ..r. {.
N. Dickson "a. b. Best "a. b.
neiUert.. IL Il. b. Barclay :. =. IL II. b.
MiIlus. IT. II. b. Ze,ser IT. Ii. b.
woodruff II. b. Bray =. II. b.
IuuCAdOwns - uilenlclmer, Barclay.
Goal ron lUuchdowu-baT,lay. ReICI,c-
Corbn, Yale. umpIre-Bliss, Yale. Lines
| man-Pahe, Yale. Tmc-fIrst halt, 81
minutes; second half, % minutes.