The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-14

caught HauglTton's punt an Yale's As
yard line. Neither goal was in danger
in the last few minutes, rae nearest ap-
p-osch 70 1, being just before the end,
when Parker blocked McBrides punt
and sent me bail bouncing back toward
Ysis's goeI. No other Harvard player
was near enough 10 get the ball. and
Parker ITippei. Cabot was hurt on the
next play. AMI on the following sc-tri-
mage time va. called with the oan on
Yaie's So-yerd line.
SUMMARY.
Harvard. Position. Tale.
Cabot (capO.....left end 49,. ...Hazen
Swain left tackle .Rodger (csp)
Wheeler.
Bouve -. lect guard :. ...Chsiwick
Doucrrte -. 80. center :. Caliwallsde-
Haskell -. flight guard ..... Brown
Shaw.
Donald - :. riser; tackle Chamberlain
Mills.
Moulton =. 49,. .rigpt end 49,. E. .. HaH
Garrison - - quarter :. .Desausles
DibAlee -. LEFT hslt-bsck =. ..Co-xin
Warren =. right half-5ack BENJAMIN
Parker
Hsughton .... tlu back =. =. Mcbride
Umpire-Paui Dasaiel. Lehish.
Fefeyee-w. \ McClung. Lehign.
Refsree-W. A. McCIung. LehiSh.
Slm Goodrich. Harvard; ]. Rowland.
Ya'e.
Soore-Harvard o: Yale 0.
Tfme-3S-minu;e halves
At.erdsnce-24.e GOO.
NEBRASKA 10: KANSAS s.
lincoln. Neb. Nov. 1S.-In a game
marked by long disputes and tiresome
intermissions. Nebraska university to-
Gay defeated Kansas university on tAe
football field ey a score % 10 q 3 This.
at least. is the decision of the referee
and umpire. but Kansas protests on ;he
ground tia, the game was unfinished.
but ten minutes ~ the second hall be-
ing played wlen time was called on sc-
count II darkness. Aside from wrang-
ling. the game was an excellent exhiol-
tiOn Of college sport between two teams
very closely matched. Neb-askas VIC
tory today makes her the probable cham
pion OF the western intercollegiate as
sociation.
DENVER IS: OTTAWA o
Denver. Colo. Nov. l3-The foouosI
team OF the Ottawa. Kan. university
was defeated So 70 by aat ~ the Den
Yer Athletic club on the latter's grounss
oday. The Kansas team played a good
8 anne, but could not stand the superior
line oucking of the heavier Dencer men.
There were no brilliant plays. the game
being won by steady gains made by the
whole line
BROWN Is: CARLISLE IL
N.ew York. Nov lS.-The elevens from
the Carlisle Indian school and Brown
university played their annual xridiron
battle on the polo grounds ehls afternoon
in me presence ~ 1900 spectators.
Brown winning. rs 20 IA. II was clearly
a bat,le OF strength against science
and science came cut on top
CORNELL a.: WILLIAMS O.
Buffalo y Y. Nov. 13.-Cornen easily
defeated Williams AZ football this after
noon before 1000 people. the score be-
ing AZ u 0. Cornell played an aggres-
sive game srom the stort.
ENDS IN a FREE FIGHT.
Denver. Colo, Nov. l3.-The football
game between the teams % the East
Denver and the West Denver high
SCHOOLS today ended In a riot IN which
all the players and a couple 0f hundred
of the @G@ctators took part That no
one was seriously injured was due To
the fact that dozen policemen were
sent 70 the scene ana diSpers~i ;hs
mobs. The game hsd been distinguish
ed from the start by siuggiug. several
players being disabled. and when fraut
was charged against the East Denver
team In making a touchdown. free
fighcx az al once started among the
players. tire spectators quickly taking
hand. When the police arrivsi The
East Denver team had bsrricadet
Saemseves IN their dressing room AM
the res, o, the mob vas rlarfng desper-
ate efforts 70 break in.
FOOTBALL. SCORES.
At delphis--Uaiversity of Penn
sylvanis 22: Wesleyan o.
At Deiroit-University Of Michigan
u; University OF Minnesota 0.
At Lafayette Ind Purdue 80: Uni-
versity OF Missouri ~.
AT ChicagO-Universsty OF wisoonein
q: University Of Chicago s.
a. Washington. Pa--Nasoanrton ana
jefferson college s: Western Reserve
university 0.
At ReIolt. wis-Relost oofrzs AZ;
Lake Forest University @.
At New Haven. Conn.-Yale freshmen
10: Princeton freshmen 0.
Al Clevelani Ohio.-O5srAn college
I6. Case scho5l 10.
At Annapolis. indianapolis cst-ts
4: University St Virginia 4
At Bethle1en. Pa-fSehigA university
~: University ~ New YORK 0.
Al Hanoyer. y. H-DarsDouth "a:
Amoc-sf O.
A. Newark. y. J.-chlcsRo Artistic
cluo G. Orange Athletic club 0
At Cincinnati. O1lo.-Cincinlati unL
vers.ty q. Oaio state university 0.
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