The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14

sYRAc,sr, N. ". Nov. i9.-syracusS univers
ely was beaten ~ the U1iysr,l sys q 5 guss'G 9s 10
most discoSraTing conditions; There NsTS Ssy.
eral inches Of snow on tho FfidlfSn; T tsS sy VIZ.
S gsnt9d good team work an and ,b s,hai heavier oppo-
nents. The tinnl result was lotoV'
ELrzApErH. Nov l3.-Thls sfternSon re tSg 9T
,s ssIl ol sSsIn q X, The W Elf1sSs slu StSlStlo 5lnb scrub
team. and. whiin thew failed toscoro themselves.
they kept the K. x. 6.'s from scoring; The con- con-
SANITY star Ty' S SnS Of %p pSTon@S AZ EaiissaSsth's line and
owned the backs.
Troy, Nov. 1s.-The Rensselaer, PolytochniS
T1H schn and the Woress.S1' p Az one OF tho
best games here this afternoon tbat DE- Zen
tSs S 2 in in so%S tim Tb, TsS we're nS% . number Sni6 q
brilliant plays on 10Th sides. Score: worcester
Techs, Q; r. P. l.. o.
ELIZABETH. N. j., Nov. l3.-In q aot,y con.
tin High School eleven defeated tho team Of the
Long Branch. High school; The Long B r,nS
eleven 81 outwoighed Elias1eth sbous nv rugsbes Of
the Elizabeth backs. Deraismes kicked two OK.
tremely difficult goals for the Battin team; Inc
High School, 6.
New HAVEN, Nov. 49,. The Hillhoueo High
School football team Of this city Henee.Su .ne 3
tho Connecticut interscholastic football series
At the ialo Field this morning oy inc score OF
y to II, thereby winning the State cnn1 il1hnHs
Is now. entitled to play the winning team in
Massachusetts for the Harvard Cup and cham.
pionship Of two States
LANCASTER. Pa. Nov. l3.-Franklin and
Marshalrs eleven played. the reserve team of
the University of Pennsylvania to g standstiil
the tSS,sfHE n;s Say Ss, slSo : scoring g ], 4 Th sst GhIv Sn'IIii n .ernSs
the regular eleven. but were unable to accom-.
the I man aRains sef +. and Ms iso. p'N''' ~
W;AsH,sSsEos, , S0yi 3 E';oh :, team Ss, H ffo% t ths
a well. played game Of football this afternoon
from the Columbia Athletic Club by a score OF
] H. to ,h 4; The Pss s sssn p TSs sp1 b Si sh 1Si %G sea inser snd
was won only by the hardest work. The visitors
were handicapped by the absence Of their regu.
1fT S SIass WAS h Giisd BY y %il MaS so who 40 play pS " Cd 4
strong game.
The st. Johns College boys ran against a snag
the Prospect. Park Parade Grounds yesterday
S eff moo T. T l5oR6 game nIsy T%n b sTGjosh, tSa IN b sse az aFi L
down on close Formation play and "a
goal 's suece ssfiIi The osinsys failed to
score. although they had the ball
second half. and q half dozen crippled st. John
students tore evidence Of the hard struggle
worst injured players were Brooks and Mullins.
The former had a cash on the forehead and had
to be taken to n nearby drug store. Mullins
was minus several teeth. The Quincys scored
ten points on touchdowns by Louis Vee and
Noel Sidford, and Capt. Taylor's kick Of goal.
The scores: st. Johns College. 8; Quincy A.
c., 10.
PRINCETON, Nov. 13.-The game scheduled to
take place here this afternoon between Prince
ton and Washington and Jefferson was can
cclled at the request OF the management OF the
latter team, and the Tigers lined up against tho
scrub instead. The weeks work was finished
up in good style, the varsity, running up 10
points and banking the scrub in a twenty
minute conte t. There was a good deal OF FUN
bling behind the line, but in other respects the
practice was all that could be desired. After
the game the varsity were put through a long
signal practice and Wheeler and Ayres
were coached In drop kicking. All the
regular players excepting. Hilfebrand and
Baird. who were at the Yale- Harvard game and
Kelly, who is still nursing his bruised shoulder.
coach on the Held, as all the others had gone TO
C'mbridRe to pick Yale's weak spots. The Yale
Harvard game was reproduced on a score board
on Princeton's field, and there was a crowd of
about 500 undergraduates present to watch tho
progress or the ball. The sympathies Of the
students were all with Yale, and as Harvard did
not down the Blue, the result is considered just
as good as q Yale victory 30 far as Princeton 10
concerned. 1t is argued that, IL Harvard defeats
PENNSYLVANIA and Princeton can beat Yale. tho
Tigers VIII be the undisputed champions for
1897.