Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-27
FOOT BALL BATTLE
sLUGGING DEVELOPS INTO
FOH-ALL sCRIuM.cr
RSOCK-DOWG AND DUAG.OUT PIcs,
hooters Surge Into The F,.,,
fi'''' Feet Fence-ricket
Canes Used with yena,.
Blood Drawn.

scrioes the meeting on The y,
the team Of the Jacksopvnl. .
fantry and the eleven from s,v.,. "'
day. Two halves OF twenty-f.. ...
were played. each side forcir,
10 within a yard Of the goal Dr., '
cond half the smuggling that h..
steadily done IN the first half deco
INTO open scrimmages. The roo,.-. r..
two teams, see ny what wa. ....
surged into the field ana 10. ...,.... -
there was a free-for-au knob.
and-drag-out fight IN which DISK. .
ience-pickets. and canes were .....,
with vengeance. the result l..-.. .
sam Burkheim. OF Jacksonvna ,....
mead cut open with q I'm horn Ir
ponent NJ. Cohen, o., sayar... w.
made as bloody as a beef and ..
on more OF each side We're ,....
eyes and bleeding noses.
When Cohen struck San, r...
with the tin horn. and cut hs t...
that his face was soon bathel .r .....
a crowd rushed Tor Cohen. ....'
minute had used him un badly. .....'
it not been for police Inlerfsr.r.. ...
would have suffered serious n.-.
the officers succeeded DID r....
through the crowd, out of the s...
or Co town.
The game Vas then resumed r.I ..,
not maired by further ngllr.
Score. o " u
GEORGIA DEFEATS AUBURN
ATLANTA, Ca. N0somD,. a,.I.. ....
versity OF Ge)rsla defeated OH. A...,
tAla) eleven to-day by -c0-a 0r ..t..
10 was r. fine game throl- ..l. F.r..
hrst twenty minutes neither rIm I... ..
advantage OF the other. and u. I...
was IN grave doubt THE BAN l......I
from one part of the field t1 ar0.... d.,
never approached she danger. lua 0f .....-
sido Bracing themselves ur. o.. C..-.
slans made n squirt. wn.o0 WAS .e-~
credltable exhibition OF balrarr.
series OF consecutive plays N.t. ....-.
upon the Alab3mlaus. and cool. f.. .
surprise. The plays were quick and a...
out signals. Without "a vorI tr. g--.
gians hammered INFO Aahu..e ..
skirted around her ends. buckaI t.n
her guard and tackle. and carried t.aI.r
eight 10 ten yards ut time towards Ale.
burns goal a final plunge alI Die bill
was carried across Auburus goal DOB.
The second half was more like Che e-.,
style Of playing. The teams u0-a ul
matched in skill n was Gtor-.a.s r.r..
rior team work which won f1r h.- Tl
best playing for the winners was DON. .l
Captain Nalley Wight. and rr..
whose kicking was phenomenal: Gotham
who ala tho best running. Irr..
Blanke. and Watson. On the l.f.rs
team Captain Lechon0r dl DE most .-f.
liant work. William and b. Wma. "A.
PLAYED strong game Tor Auburn.
he weather was cloudy. llt l0 ZIG
Tell. The attendance was good
PENNSY. 81. CORNELL. 3d.
PHILADELPHIA. November H-p.--.
sylvania this afternoon defeated Come
by a big score. but the piucky boys rr
Ithaca succeeded ln twice cr -rr Ola
Quakers' g0al-line. pennyiF1n aI
six touch-dOwns for total ~ thirty. .rI
compelled Cornell 90 make saftr t...
down, making the total score NJ p.r.s.
yania 81 % COrnolrs lO
Cornell furnished Pennsylvania With
surprise by the fast. hard r.lcsy rns
was due TO Beacham' maen ..rt r.-.
ming. In two runs. the Cornell captain
carried the ban around pcrnryErr
ends for "a total OF nearly fay yr..
and landed 10 behind the Quaker r.
line. This was in the dr hf sr 70
the second half Cornell g0t Oh. fI 0l
Pennsylvania 25-y8ri iine and clu.
IL directly up 10 and over rta -0a-
Of the red and blue. whore Richie sc
a touchdown on a plunge tr.ll. t1
centre While the COmels PLAYED ti
and. pluckily, they We're ou-mai,..l
by their heavier a.
stronger adyersaries. and could D1.r Only
"a stubborn but unavailiug resistance p
Pennsylyania's advance. Cornell ,l-
Quently had men bur. ana before t1
game was over had replaced thrae s
with substitutes. While ber1s
had a number Of men hurt none Hi
10 leave the irlI.
While Pennsylvania won rather ~
to-day. as was expected the |
play lacked the fierce dash a1t
which 10 showed bon the second hlt M
Harvard game. The guards back
ference was worked effectively
,orne,rs line. and Colbert lr.
went around the Cornell ends .f.r sos
gains.
CHICAGO DEFEATS BOSTON
CHICAGO ILL. November &.-ln.'.'
.wo exhausted ard bro football 0'
FRS. decorated with mod from
loot. walked off the Chicago A,a.e.. 20
ISOLATION field at o'clock ibis .ti
rhe Chicago team carried W ODD t..
he honor Of having won the f'.fH
lual contest on the grid.ron aeaH.. Prs
Boston Athletic Associations eleven l.'
rome team doubled the sco.e mlie of ''
visitors. the figures at I.i
lose OF the game being u 90 o. h'so.i
players We're TOO weak and slow -or ITO
opposite aggregation Of muscle Dob f'
ling power
BROWN, p; INDIANS D.
NEW YORK. November 81 -E.eht..a
thousand persons saw the eleven o. al
University defeat the plucky frian- fa-
he Carlisle School at Marhattu
his afternoon, the final score o.in
I; Carlisle Indian school D. As s
ne greater bulk OF the crowd pfr.r.i.-
} witness the game without golns .Tll
he Formally oi paying FOR aiH,s'
at the GOO who bought tickets N
IMPLY repaid by one OF the Fastest
lost exciting games ever seen ODD ..'
ridiron I'm this city.
DAVIS COLLEGE. -; WINSTON 4.
WINSTON. y. c.. November 4-An rf'
ting football game was played .
ais afternoon. between the Davis lN'
Try College and Winston teams. I'D
core was 20 10 y. IN favor ot tie -,'-
ge.
MIDDIES DEFEATED.
ANNAPOLIS, ND. November -h-i''
avail cadets were defeated to-day by 10
.yette. by a score OF Is 90 6. The SIZE
les scored In the first hair. aal ta.f
lends thought they would defeat 70
aston boys. but better ail-'rount "o.N
the second half turned the u-s o. '''-
ny.
LEHIGH. Is; MARYLAND a. O.,
BALTIMORE. November 2i-Lr,lsl
football team defeated ~.
aryland Athletic Club eleven here ~