The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
Other Games.

At Bradford-Bradford. Q; Elmira A. O.. o.
At Seneca Falls-Seneca Falls, 16; Waterloo.
At Sing sins-Mohesan. 8; Mount Pleas
At Pottstown-High School. 81; Lawrence
AT, Observation-Disclosures College, 4s; Mill
brook A. c.. o.
At Newtonoocompany g of Newton. IL;
At Long Branch-Red Bank Seniors. o: Red
Bank Juniors, o.
AT worcestcr-Mas lchusetts L T.. ID;
Worcester T. l., 4.
At South OranRe-Seton Hall. 10; Hacketts-
town Institute, 10.
AT Observation-Disclosures High School, 40
Bradford High School. o.
At Hanover-Dartmouth sophomoreS. 10;
Dartmouth Freshmen. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Military Acad-
cmy, %; Troy Academy, o.
Al S~tamford-Betts Academy second team.
16; Portchester High School. o.
At appaqua Mountain Insti-
tute, IS; Horace Mann School. 4.
At New Rochelle-Twenty.third Street Branch
y. NJ. &. A., lS; Huguenot A. {. 0.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Nov. ,6.-yirginia
defeated Gallaudet College of Washington here
this afternoon by 20 to A.
The New Jersey A. C. gained a well.carned
victory when they defeated the Newark F.. c. at
Newark yesterday afternoon by the score of 10
to
The Kings County Football Club won a game
from the Bottoms by the score OF d to o at the
Prospect Park Parade Grounds yesterday after
noon.
The teams of Browns Business College and
Ithaca a. c. played TWO twenty-minute halves
at the Prospect Park Parade Grounds yesterday
afternoon without scoring.
The Bottoms second team defeated the K!on.
dixie A. C. at the Prospect Park Parade Grounds
yesterday afternoon by the score of q to 0. viii
Gateson made the touchdown.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, Nov. 0.-Gettysburg de-
feated Baltimore City College hero to-day by a
score of 40 to o. The game was played in a high
wind and the punting was erratic.
The Mohawk and Winona Teams each scored
9 points Mt the Prospect Park Parade Grounds
yesterday afternoon. Smith made the touch.
goal; while Bowie and Cornell made similar
plays for tho Winonas.
LONG BRANCH, Nov. 6..In the match for tho
noon the Long Branch Athletic Club eleven
easily defeated he oroe eso Of Asbury Park at
the ., Hollywood oao Hprn,b sa 40" , grounds. The
The second team OF the Brooklyn Latin School
Juniors at the Prospect Park Parade Grounds
YESTERDAY afternoon. but succumbed to their
heavier opponents by the score OF IL to O. Reid
and Grant made louchdowns; the latter also
kicked two goals.
kiss School eleven defeated the Yale freshmen
A. a. Lakeyille today. Neither side scored In the
the second half with three minutes TO play, and
GGss kicked goal. Yale scored In the last
minute, but failed TO KICK goal. Score, u to 4.
The game between tao Sylvans OF Brooklyn
and the Viking Field Club OF Bayonnc at the
Prospect Park Parade Grounds yesterday after.
nom ended in u dispute because tho referee al
lowed John Dunn to score y touchdown which
the Vikings claimed WAS made while the ball
was out OF play. The referee stuck TO his deci-
sion, and the Vikings refused TO finish tho half.
the scorce standing l to o in favor Of the
E~Sylvans.
ELLzABErH, Nov. 6.-The .Wosrtiold football
eleven this afternoon added another vic.
tory to its string in tho Union County
League scrie3 by defeating the Plainfield
Football Club in n game played at Plain
field. Westlield has not been defeated this
season, but had to work hard IN order 10 score
field, o.
ORANGE, Nov. G.-The Orange Athletic Club
players had II surprise this afternoon when tho
Riverside Athletic Club OF Newark was success
full at football on the Orange oval by tho score
OF d to 4. Orange was noticcably weak and tho
game was q great disappointment TO the patrons
OF the oval. Even Tommy Cunning, tho half
back, played only a part Of the game, and many
Of the good players were absent from the Orange
lineup.
LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. Gin an exciting game
OF two twenty-five minute halves Franklin and
Marshall College. to-day defeated the heavy
weight eleven ut the Crescent Athletic hssOGia.
ton by II score of II 10 !. The collcgians were
handicapped by the absence OF i've OF their best
players III ough illness, and the G. escent had
the advantage OF weight fifteen pounds to the
man. Neither side scored in the first half, but
in the second +. and NJ. did some remarkably
! fast work. q double pass being the feature.