The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-17

Gu other Fields.
AZ worcester-Hoiy Gross. lsi w. A.. CO.
At STANFORD. Com. Belts, 81; ounnery, o.
At Seneca FAlls-senecA Falls, IL; Auburn, Z.
{ Gencra-Hobart College. 20; Elmira A. c., o.
Al Worcester, hasn-worcestcr tech" 8; Rens.
selaer. o.
urea. n. V. Oct. 10 TRINITY defeated Hamilton
College hero to-day by 10 too.
ANNAPOLIS, oct. iG,-Annapous Naval Cadets de-
feated PenpsylyRu anita Reserves here today 81 to u.
Troy. OF. i6,-The Laureate football team de-
featsd the Union college eleven this afternoon by
10 to o.
Tho Greenwich !. Il. {. defeated the st. Francis
Xavier at Central Park yesterday afternoon by the
scor. OF q to- I.
BosroS. Oct. lob. !: A. was defeated for the sec.
ond time OF the season ths AFTERNOON ny the NeNtoNn
A. A. team by = to U.
HAcxrrrsrowx. oct. lO.--The Hsckettstown eleven
defeated the strouis6urs Normal School team to-day
by a score OF 10 to I.
The Pierrepont A. c. defeated the Olympic A. C. at
the Prospect Park parade grounds yesterday morning
The Pacific A. c. OF Brooklyn met the Hoboken
High School A. A. at Hohoken yesterday and de-
feated them bv q score of IL TO y.
The Berkeley School and the Dobbs Ferry teams
played a tie game q, Berkeley Oval on Friday after.
noon. each team scoring . points.
PLArSFrELp. Oct. l0.-The Piainneld A. A. and the
Long Branch A. c. played . tie game here this after.
noon. Neither team was able to score.
The New York University team defeated the 81.
Peters College eleven in an interesting game at Ohio
Field yesterday afternoon, the score being Is to o.
PRINCETON. OCT. ls.-The Princeton freshmen
eleven def at"d the LAwrenceville school team at
Lswrenreville this afternoon by the score OF - TOO.
The football team OF the twenty tn I'd street
branch Y. N. c. A. was defeated by the Newark Field
CLUB on the latter's grounds yesterday. The score
was sto Q.
ELIZABETH. Oct le.-The Y. NJ. c. A. team OF this
city played a strong game against the Rutser Prep"
eleven this afternoon. The result was a tie, neither
aide scoring.
ElIz.nETs; Oct; iS,u ~, a sp.tllt e gam. her. .hi,
the crack HAsbrOucK Instltut0 efe ven Of jersey City
by a score OF ~ to o.
Two thousand rerson, were disappointed yester.
failing TO put in an appearance for Its game with the
Mount Vernon e even.
SorrH ORANGE, oct. ls.-The Seton Hall College
football team easily defeated the Murray Hills OF
New York this afternoon by the score OF 80 TO o IN
two twenty. minute haiv's.
The crack Credcnda a. C team jourreyed to Bloom
field, y. j.. yesterday and lined up against the
bloomfield Hish School boys. whom they easily de-
feated by q score of 80 to o.
SARATOGA. oct. i6.-The nst football game Of the
season on the lS,al Eridiron resulted In 2 victory for
Fort Edward by . score OF q to &.
In the two Commute halves which the Princeton.
lad AimedA. u. teams PLAYED At the Prcspet
das failed TO score. The Prtncetons scored ~.
Terry and Ne son d!stin Suished Themselves In the
game between the Carlyle A. {. and the Viking !, c.
noon. The score: Carlyle A. c. 6: Viking =. c..
The strong Mohawk team was defeated by Erasmus
i Msl ais9 S s,,eTno a. me sr Fr ,Se score rA Of p 10 9! sFP RaIps
LopeI, . high school student, was injured in one OF
the PUSHES
New HAVEN. Oct. le.-The Yale freshmen had q
ain football game to play TO-DAY. meeting the
worcest' High school eleven and defeating them
the second.
There was considerable wrangling and ~slusEtnS In
tufe teams at the Prospect Park parade grounds yes
terday afternoon. The score: Belmont A. c.. 4; Pratt
Institute, o.
C.xBRIpsE, Oct. l6.-Harvard. 1901. defeated Ex.
cter this afternoon by a score Of 10 TO I. Both
s me, n ,P P%' pR ae = s ,ss, s sss as nnt irp Eleven ,nS o W ., .bs s
superior team.
ELIz.EErH. NJ, Oct. ! o-At westneld. thi, after.
Railway Y. NJ. A. in a Union Couaty League game
by a 5 ore Of : To o. This gives westnell a fair lead
for the championship.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. l6.-The Southampton A. c. and
BROOKLYN High school PLAYED a tie game here this
are sfterp sSnnoI pei nts oi team a o fsn.E . sS,s to .c sns,e. f bss
were unatle TO gain steadily against their heavy op
ponents.
ern PARK yesterday afternoon between the Irv!ns
Club OF Brooklyn and the stevens Institute Of Hobo.
training and outpIay d their opponents The score
was: lrvins, 81; stevens o.
Franklin AID Marshall ColIeg- defeat villa Nova Col
lrge this afternoon. The score was Ss 70 o. The
hnc training in neId work. The football contingent
ard 4.
Trinity School Of this city defeated the eleven of
Yonk.r High School ny a score OF 10 to ! yesterday
morning at Yonkers. Ten. minute halves were played;
played four substitutes. and In consequence III. ex-
hibitiou was decidedly ragged. ionker put up .
good game.
oRAxGE. oct. ls.-The New jersey Athletic Club was
easily beaten on the oranZe oval this aft moon by
the Orange Athletic Club by a score OF 20 to o. Very
little impression was made on Oranges line. and the
only way the visitors could advance the ball was by
kicking. In their mass plays Orange showed much
Improvement.
GARDEN CITY, Oct. l6-st. Paul school and the team
representing the New York Military Academy played
nm ii creating yanR on the iDFmeTR Rmnna here f6la
afternoon. The visitors kept their opponents on the
ss4.nn ,sssr Is ,S." ar Tn sa SG% %AI Piia{ ,S.; MAIN & s.tf to
to the end. st. Paul's backs and tackles played well.
The score was: 81. Paul. Is; New York VI. At.
PROVIDENCE, oct. ls.-Browu University beat wes-
leyAn at Adelaide Park this afternoon by Q score OF
~ 70 la. The visitors had the better line. They got
through Browns line very often. Brown owes her
victory to Capt. FultE and Gammons. the half backs.
The nrst half ended l2 TO o in Isvor Of Brown: Yves.
yards and Gammops sixty i've yards. both making
touchdowns. wesleyan's touchdo~ns were made BY
Raymond and r. mer.
ELIZABETH. Oct. l6.-This morning Pingry School
aud Montciair Nigh School eleven. had Q hard battle
Pingry team was Handicapped by the absence OF
thru Of it's best players. but put up a stin fight and
and Moore. full back. each made a touchdown. and
sul1er kicked a goal: The score Vas: Pingry, 10;
for the lesEue championship.
Fully Il.5oo persons witnessed the game between
parade grounds, Prospect PARK. yesterday afternoon
y was the opening game for The ohampionship OF the
the Long lhlAnu J.. A. L, n DOtn cams were anxious
to start with a Victory. IL was soon seen that the
Adelphi boys were no match for their opponents. but
they played a piacky game. The POLY" boys made
most OF their gnirs around the ends, where the Abel.
phi lads are rather weak. The score wAs: Poly
Prep 90; AdeIphi. o.
EIIzABETH. Oct. l6.-For the INST time this season
the Elizabeth A. C. eleven played a rrst-class article
of football to-day. Several n " mon p aged on the
team and added much to the VIGOROUS play. Eliza.
beths oppon nts were from the hontclAirA c. When
the Elizabeth men played the INIT tr'k their superi.
ority was evident. They had no trouble in breaking
through the line for long gains Ut In sending men
around the ends for runs OF twenty. nve. thirty. and
forty yards. Tho only time the Montclalr players got
the bail was when EliEale;h gave II TO them by kick
ing On the inst down. ID. mon" Smith. Knapp. Kin.
kead. sha-fer. Frank Smith. aud Cobb did the best
work for Elizabeth. The scoe was SO TO 0 in favor
OF Elizabeth.
Owing TO misUndc standing only one nfteen. minute
half was played In the game between the teams OF
Brooklyn Latin School and cutler SCHOOL OF this city
at the parade grounds. Prospect Park. yesterday al
I :rnonn. As soon as time was called Capt. %Talmsdse
Of the Cutler team told Capt Hewitt II the Brooklyn
Lstin team that unieks he took out aeert,in T. aver.
VINO, IL was claimed. coached the Br oklyn Latin
School team, the & me would not be played. After
Iome discussion II was agreed 10 proceed with tho
game. Soon smother argument followed. and
Il was finally decided not TO IlAy. During
the hAf that was decided the Latin players
scored two touchdowns and n goal from touchdown
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