The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21

over the line for a touchdown. Cochrane kicked
goal. Capt. Cabot now called for another tough.
%sH aS SisEfs n Fes sS5 .GS faf Se sS ss m mae eI,'i pretty d1S
kickoff. sullivan returned the ball on q long
Was downed by Mouiton and Cabot before he
had gained ten yards. Harvard, soon got tho
ball and began rushing 1t toward the Newton
the fourth and last touchdown. Coehrane
had lined up again. The lineup:
Harrard, Positions. Es,ctSn:
sWsSSsais left tackle....".".......Nash
Sargent Left Eddy
Boai. Right Pau
M Maa, ON. 1890, F kisss ss snI Gaiia aday
Coehrane. .......". quarter back .Corbett
Di66iee haf
Sullivan ....'." Right half back ......
Warren ............. Full back Taylor
score-Harxard. "a: Newton. o.. T~ouchdowns-
Cabot (s), sulliva an, Warren: Goals from touchdown
Harry Cross. Timekeeper-James a. iathrop. Lines.
men-Lewis OF Harvard and Gallagher OF Newton.
a.ooo. u nA''e'--' AAa minutes A'enuA0-
YALE, 1s; BROWN. Il
New HAVEN. Oct. 2O.-What Lafayette sprang
Brown sprang on Yale to-day. The Brunonians
came. saw. and practically conquered. They
and but for the failure Of their full back TO Kick
goals from touchdowns they would have tied
through her limo for more than two touchdowns
e eh r game and to I'll the t piunsinF su half RfG b~tk sf Of tb tas
t 9s,. F ;osNj, w0 sbs s Thsy t DlopI 6 8 e, thr0 ,Ime s the
again. They nterfered for each other and fnal.
~ got the Yale line into the same confusion that
Browns backs were far and away ahead OF
Yale's and her line seemed about as good. al.
bership. Brown took the lead at tho start.
scoring on Yele in seven minutes. After tho
began jammfnE Gsmmons and Fultz alternately
sss @snssy y .as sl and li sSs bali Er Ms. i sissted Ga as 5 Yais e
posts and had the first toashdown; Yale com,
tsSn;y.rd lins;, kietsr lodged past MHr:
der kicked a goal. putting Yale ahead. 8
70 T. No more scores were made during
Tor Yale Yai and pushed the bali 'e down - the f,e eHii for
the blue, He,got his Ave yards in repeated at
s a punt at the the Yale f ftseen 1si1iI lime and aHtff hippseit
s. Corwin went into tho game for Yale and
around Browns left end. and touched down
again and Yale's total was 10. Richardson fol-
interference by Gammons and Fultz, and Gam.
Mons Vo1n t Is. R the ball over Tn. The Itse hna! Scote stood;
Iuts TONH
Gssmeerlin,' ........Lett end. Murphy
Rodgers. Left tackle........... ., Hsn q
SSa,.n iieoer...:.:-L 'ceasre .cGees nss,si
Right guard ...... ......... Carter
Chadwick ".......Risht tackle ..whittemore
Eddy.T..".."..cRlght end.r...-...3;.i:.Hunt
De Saulles. ... ...... Quarter back. cocoon Richardson
Kiefer ............Le Left half back -. ....... Cannon
e cen1aimin ".....Rishs half back ..."........Ful
Mcbride ...........Ful back Hall
s1 aSSSsnd0w GsaIs fqo% .ouSs ga Ta.'.. c R1srsr g.;
81 Gnp Msil. e%st Eeii * 4a,.s of c ,aS EllsI hsna,h Mss c:
HUFF Of Yale and Glnord Of Brown. T~imo-Twenty.
PRINCETON. "a: Frankie n MARSHALL, o.
PRINoEToN, Oct; 2o.-Princeton defeated
this afternoon by the score of "a to o. The game
was played in q drizzling rain. and the Tigers
horses. The Franklin and Marshall eleven was
very light, and the wet grounds proved a great
The visitors were repeatedly pushed down the
field and across their goal line with ridiculous
that the visitors did not gain the necessary ave
yards moro than twice during the entire game.
En- Ra;, game mSo was rs,O OpenSsd P Ho, Wisnsr t,i "nS1s5 on r6 tS
1t was Princeton's ball. BY mass plays on tackle
the ball was quickly rushed down to the Eve
tor the frst touchdown. Baird Kicked tho goal.
During the rest OF the game the Tigers kept the
visitors on the run all the time and, scored at
was well in hand, when Poo was substituted.
Ayers WAS tried at half back for the first time
this season, and made an excellent showing. his
line bucking being a feature of the game. The
lineup:
Princeton. Positions. Fraaklfn and Marshall.
H.Lathrope .......... Left end. ........... Schneider
Edwards r,.~s
Crowds 'Aei'
Dickey C.,tra s,o,ovood
Booth
Armstrong. ..........Right guard Hirschcy
iHnshrspd {........liight tackle ....... Zimmerman
ewartz ........"....Righ end ...."."....K! nzen
hoir, ""...Qusrter back .."........ Locher
keiter 1.tt hall, hack Mol .uohu,
Barnard "''i'hA oaeA ''''''"AcLaughiin
Kssiiey
Crane ""'".h'sA'" MI
q, Lathrope
Wheeler Fun back. minimum. Wisner
Touchdowns-Hellsy (a). Reitcr 90. Baird. Ayrcs.
Poe. Wheeler. Goals from touchdowns-liaird (5).
Umplre-k. baker. Kefcree~s. Rullitt. Linesinen-
Burke aud Pilgrain. TImekeeper-G A. Goidie.
PENNSYLVANIA. "a; STATE, O.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2o.-It rained necessarily
during the game ON Franklin Field this after.
noon hetween state College and Pennsylvania
y wab out OF tho question to play fast football,
tain. There Was considerable fumblinI as a re-
suit, and tho gains were generally small and
cratic. PENNSYLVANIA had Boyle and Outland
The substitutes who were sont in might have
done well had not the entire style OF play been
changed after 1t was found that the entire
Lai@ytIte team was present to gain pointers for
90 III hall the plays, and did luOrIN IN the other
nall, state gained count pretty steadily,
usually on The lc,t sin OF The line, whore the
entire wing consisted III substitutes. They
never thrca, encd lclnsS .vania's goal, however.
Pennsylvania carrie he ball over three times
tu the hrst hal! and twice in the second, Morice