The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-14
Cameo on Other Klelas.
At Chicago-Chicago, 8; Wisconsin. %.
At Beloit, Wis.-Beloit, 40; Lake Forest.

At Chicago-Chicago. 8; Wisconsin. %.
t Beloit. Wis.-Beloit. 40; Lake Forest, O.
It Lafayette. Ind.-Purduc. 30; Missouri. IL.
At Observation-Disclosures College, III; Ford
lam. o.
At Geneva. N. Y.-Hobart College, 80; Geneva
A. c., o.
AT York-York Y. M. @. A, "a; Maryland
At Tarrytown-Nyack, 4; Tarrytown Ly.
ceums. o.
Al, TroyooTroy Academy. %; Round Lake
Academy. o.
Branch, Jrs., 6.
At Chicago =. Physicians and Surgeons. 8;
AT Highland Falls-west Point Scrubs. 49,;
Stevens Institute, @.
At Cincinnati-University Of Cincinnati, 81;
Ohio State University, 0.
At North Observation-Disclosures, 4; Twenty
fifth Separate Company. o.
EXETER. Nov. l3.-Exeter defeated Andover
Academy here yesterday afternoon by the score
of 10 to ID.
HANOVER. Nov. 1s.-Dartmouth defeated
Amherst here this afternoon in a one-sided con.
test by the score Of 3D. to o.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 13.-Oberlin College de.
feated Case School for the State championship
to-day by a score OF 10 to 10.
pa ASS this after Ms;i No Na ls;T 6aas en- S ]sssis,aS
the University of Virginia by "a score of 4 to o.
HACKETTsTowN, n, j.. Nov. 13.-Hacketts-
tSMn e enasd be d =; p0ly dsPinR the pr sssHnd Q
MoNTcLAIR. N. j., Nov. 13.-The Montclair
Athletic Club football team defeated the River
dale Athletic Club Of Hoboken at Montcl ,ir to-
day by q score of 20 to 0.
The strong Mohawk eleven was defeated by
Browns Business College by the score Of 10 to .
IN two ffteen-minute halves at the Prospect
Park Parade Grounds yesterday afternoon.
The team of tho Twenty-third Street Y. NJ.
c. A. met and defeated the crack team of the
Staten Island Cricket and b. 3; Club yesterday
S. l., by a score OF 10 to A.
A. c. team defeated the Cornwall Military Col
we'll game. u' ssor ems st. LaSe's. is:
Cornwall Military School. o.
DETROIT, Nov. 1a-Michigan won from Min
sofa team wa no match for t o Michigan
players, and Loomis, one OF their strongest men.
had his leg broken in a hard rush. which
ARLINGTON. N. J., Nov. 13.-The Kearny
Athletic team won the. first game Of association
football from the Arlington Athletic Associa;
ton team in the first round OF the National
League series by the score of 2 goals TO o this
afternoon on Kearny Oval.
The Olympic Juniors defeated the Grand A.
g. by the score OF 10 to 6 at the Prospect Park
made a touchdown and goal for The Grand A. 9.
Griffin and Bigelow made touchdowns for tho
Olympics, tho latter kicking goal.
tho Wintoas AZ tho Prospect Patak Parade
were made by Harrison. Meike. and Jones.
Sinithcrs and Harrison kicked goals. The
scores: Concords, 10; Wintons, q.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Now. l8.-St. Johns College
defeated, by a score of u to 1. the Maryland
Agricultural College at College PARK this morn
ing. Tho Annapolis students made a touchdown
and a goal in the nrst hall. Agricultural College
scored In the second but failed at goal.
The Kings County A. c. and Browns Business
eSllsss at 'f she p p5sSs' PARK : rw'PPs sr,do G %saaas
yesterday afternoon. Both teams failed to
score, but the Kings County athletes had tho
ball within two yards from goal when game was
called.
A very hotly contested game OF football 90
Cured yesterday forenoon between the teams of
Columbia Military Institute and the Now York
Preparatory School, on the campus Of the
l former, boulevard and West Seventy third