The sun., 1897-11-26
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Short and Pithy Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS OF THE DAY.
A Resume Of the Latest Doings in
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
FOOT BALL.


Lafayette %, Lchigh 0.
IIaveriord 10, Penn. Military Col'cgc, O.
Dickinson +, State College 0.
Carlisle Indians 10, University Gin. 0.
Swathmore 6, Frank. and Marsh. 6.
Upland I, West Chestcr0.
After the football game Yesterday the
football team Of the University of Penn
sylvania held a meeting, and after Civ
ing Samuel Boylea complimentary vote
. for captain, which position Boyle could
not accept, as this is his last year at
college they elected John Outland cap
tain for 1898.
Ii score stands for anything the War
rem certainly class with the Big Four
Brinton played like two year old.
McNee played the game OF his life.
Mac. kept the team together like a
veteran.
The Artillery School are a sore lot.
The James boys were wonders rs they
played great game.
Garrett played his usual great game.
The whole Warren team played like
clock work.
It was the greatest game played in the
history Of the city, and the spectators
appreciated it.
AT Chicago yesterday, the Bankers
A. A. defeated the Knickerbockcr A. C..
blythe score OF 4G to s.
Chicago A.A- 81 New Jersey A. A. 0.
At Annapolis, the naval Cadets defeat
cdthc White Squadron by the score Of
s too.
Rockford defeated the Frarklins By
the score of 4 too. The fca5ure of the
game was the playing Of the Newell
brothers and H. Smith and IL. Jones.
The E.airvicw! defeated tle Orioles by
the score Of l2toO 0.
Joslyn playing yesterday was tine
finest ever seer on the home grounds.
Ills tackling was great.
prcntiss line hucking was wonderful.
lie seldom failed to gain when given the
ball
The way Warren took the ball from
the five yard linz, the whole length of
the field for a touchdown set the specta-
tors ina fit.
Bailey tore big llolcs in the line, and
kept his feet well.
Long was like locomotive to stop,
when running with the ball.
And they hadn't been scored on this
season. but they were yesterday.
There WAS very li7tlc Warren money
in sight. But the few who were loyal
were happy after the game.
There wa'r some wise people betting
2 to on Artillery School. How do you
feel?
The Pcnnsy lvania Military and liavcr-
ford college teams played the annual
game in Chester, yesterday, which closes
the season. The home team was defeated
bv score of 10 too. There was some
very good playing exhibited on both
sides, though lIayeriord WIS the super
ior team.
The Orange and franklin Jrs., met
over Washington street bridge for the
championship at 105 lbs. After hard
fought battle the Orange was victorious
bv the score Of 90 The Orange line
up was as follows: Stidham, Centre;
Robclen, /. Guard; Harding, r. Guard;
Num-, L. Tackle; lIaubcr, X. Tackle: Mar
tin, r. End; King, L. End; Traynor, Q,
Back; Carunchall, L. II. Back; Conner,
r. II. Back; Taylor, Full Back. Taylor
and Harding scored the touchdowns.
CHESTER Pa, Nov. 25.-The Norris
town and Chester High School teams
played an interesting game today de-
spite the muddy condition OF the
grounds. Though both teams played
good game neither side was able to
score. 1t was the hardest fought game
of the season for the home team.
Before $4,000 people Pennsylvania
yesterday defeated Cornell won the toss
and Pennsylvania kicked Off Cornell
came near scoring twice. During the
collrse of the game Wilson, lender and