The herald., 1897-10-10
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Miscellaneous

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Foot bali.
final scores: University Of Pennsylvania.
So; Lehghs, 0.
YALE FIELD. NEW HAVEN, Oct. 8.
Yale defeated Williams this afternoon
| by a score of 80 to 0.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct 9.-Princeton, 2S;
Naval Academy, 0.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Stanford
university freshmen football team today
defeated the Lowell high school eleven
by a score OF 10 to 0.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania team this after
noon ran UP the enormous score Of so
against nothing for Lehigh.
ITHACA, N. Y. Oct. 9-Cornell de-
featedi the light Tufts team today with
an eleven largely composed of substi-
tutes. Score: Cornell, II; Tufts, none.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Oct. 9.-Three
thousand people saw the Princeton
Navy football game this afternoon.
Score: First half-Princeton, -; Navy
nothing. Second half-Princeton, 16;
Navy, nothing.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct 9.-West
Point, IL; Wesleyan 9.
NEW HAVEN, Conrk, Oct. 9-Wil-
liams failed to make any impression
against Yale. Yale, 80; Williams, moth
ing.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9-Vander-
bilt University %; Kentucky University
nothing.
| CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 9.-The
Harvard football team had. its first hard
work of the season today when they de-
feated the strong aDrtmouth eleven, 10
to nothing.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-In the foot
ball game this afternoon between the
Stanford University and the Reliance
Athletic club teams, the former won, the
score being: Stanford, 6; Reliance, a. 1t
was the best game ever seen on local
field so early in the season, and it at
tracted 5000 enthusiastic spe ectators. The
collegians displayed the better form,
their team work being clearly superior
to that Of the Oakland players. The
play, which was almost of champion
ship quality, was fast and fine, with
vigorous and heavy line bucking.
If it had not been for a misunder-
standing Of the rules, and, the Reliance
said misrepresentation Of the rules, by
the referee, Reliance would have tied
the score. AS it was, Reliance was not
allowed a free catch Of punt from be-
hind the line after a touchdown, and so
had no try for the goal. Stanford made
six points in the first half. Reliance scor-
ing four in the second half.
HAMMER THROWING
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-This after
noon a the seventh annual field meeting
Of the Amateur Athletic leagu, AL P,
Law, member of the senior class of the
Oakland high school, threw the twelve
pound hammer 166 feet and 2 inches,
breaking the worlds amateur record for
this event. Law is pupil of Tom Car
roll, the worlds champion professional
hammer thrower, and has only been
throwing the hammer little over year.
He is Is years old, and weighs 1877 pounds.
THE TURF CUTTERS
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The st. Andrews
golf tournament was concluded this
afternoon. A. F. Fem of the Palmetto
Golf club carriedsoff the honors of the
closing day by winning the 1S-hole media
play handicap from a field of 81 players
out of an entry of 13S On Tuesday last
in practice, Mr.. Fem made the circuit
of the links in 81 and today, playing from
scratch, he did the IS holes in 56.
FLY CASTING
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. AT the
annual tournament of the San Francisco
Fly-Casting club, held today at Stow
lake, Golden Gate park, Walter D. Mans
field, the champion long distance caster,
who broke all existing records at Chi
cago few months ago by cast of 1111a
feet again broke the worlds record,
held by himself, including his cast, by
11s feet. His score of 113 feet now stands
unriValed