The sun., 1897-11-26

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LAKEWOOD. Nov. 25.-In an exciting ana
woods defeated the Manasquans by tho score OF
Ato0
LANCASTER, Nov. o5.-Fifteen hundred per-
sons saw the Columbia a. A. defeat the Penn
sylvania Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. by score OF D to
o at Columbia to-day.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. a5.-Tho football game
hero to-day between State College and Centre
College of Danville resulted In score OF SO too
in favor OF the visitors.
eity Of Pennsylvania ineliglbles deteated the
Atlantic City regulars in football game to-day
by the score of 10 to a.
ELIZABETH. Nov. 2b.-The Orient F. G. Of New
ark was defeated this morning In q lively game
Of football by the Battin High School of this
city by the score Of 4 too.
tween the Baltimore City College and the Rich
mond A. a. here this morning resulted In favor
LANCASTER, NOV. 25.-The Franklin and Mar
shall College OF this city and Swarthmoro Col
afternoon. each team scoring points.
MATTEAwAN, n. v. Nov. 25.-Tho st. Luke's
A. O. defeated tho Highland Falls team at Fish
kill Landing this afternoon in an interesting
game of football by the score OF 80 to 20
tested game with the Norwoods at the Prospect
Park Parade Grounds yesterday morning. The
score was to 0 in favor OF the Wintons.
team, made Sr, up T principally Of HsbaTy PARK
wheelmen, lined up against each other this
Afternoon. The Oreos won. score 10 U.
TROY, Nov. GA largo crowd witnessed the
game Of football between the Laureate and
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute elevens here
to-day. Score: Laureate, .; Rensselaer,, o.
admrsrs Of SAW Se
Branch A. Q. eleven defeat the Dreadnnughts Of
New York here to-day by the score of 1s toe.
afternoon the football team of tho warlow A. C.
Field Club Of New York BY score Of 20 to 0.
game bet cen the Montauk Association of Sing
Sing and Tarrytown Lyceum played here to-day
resulted in victory for the former by score of
too.
At Central Park yesterday afternoon tho
Marion Field Clup defeated the Riversides OF
Harlem by score Of l6 to9 The feature of the he
the Marions.
Tho East Side Comets. an eleven which for
merly fourished about Harlem, played i strong
day afternoon. Tho East Side Comets were
beaten by tho score OF IL to 10.
The football game between the Van Varsts of
Jersey City Heights and Olympics OF this city
took place yesterday morning at Marion. and
resulted in an overwhelming victory for the
Gothamites by score Of 10 too.
MONTREAL, Nov. 25.-The Ottawa College and
Hamilton Tigers played here this afternoon for
tho football championshlp, Of Canada: The
citing contest by IA to 10 points,
The elevens of the Catholic Institute Athletic
Association Of Jersey City and the Madisons of
tniS city plnyeu u nOlly contested RhlHc NeSIcT-
day afternoon on the flats at Communipaw. The
institute boys won by score OF Z too
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 25.-Rochester defeated the
a score Of to O. The game was played on the
varsity campus in drizzling rain. before a
crowd Of 1.500 enthusiastic Rochester rooters.
The M most important game Of football on Jer-
sey City Heights yesterday WAS that between
the Neptunes Of Harlem and the Marions. Fully
eTs yeors S tfS y q,
OF 1s to6.
The Kings County A. G. and Winona eleyens
paya at the Tos
In which the Kings County players carried OFF
az tn the Winons h9noTs lhe score: Kings county A.
NEwBURG, Nov. 25.-The Newburg Academy
and Warwick High School eleyens played an
interesting game OF football on tho Siglnr Oval
gridiron this afternoon in the presence of several
hundred spectators. The Newburg eleven won
by a score OF IA TO 4.
Tho crack Belmont team had a hard tussle
with the Sylvans at the Prospect Park Parade
Grounds yesterday morning, and at the end of
forty.hve minutes play the Belmonts were de-
clared the victors by the score of 10 to q. Rob-
erts's eighty-yard dash across the field was the
feature.
HERKIMER,. n. Y, Nov; ;25.--The Herkimer
Field Club defeated the ,Baldwinsville Athletic
Club to-day by II to o. winning the football
championship OF central and western New
York. Belding. formerly with the Orange A. c..
70 yards. ~ " "
| cree the Erasmus Hall High School and St
Johns College played an interesting game at
| Eastern Park yesterday morning. Mother team
| was able to gain any advantage over the other,
! ing points.
| The Lafayettes met the Willet Juniors at Con-
trail Park yesterday, afternoon and defeated
spirited, spirit an and some excepionay clever ' runs Mns
| were made. Josephs Of the Lafayettes was in;
jured in the first half in hot scrimmago and
was compelled to retire.
| ,YoNKERs. Nov: 25.-In football game for the
Dunwoodie to-day between the Summit A. G.
| guard OF the Lindens had his leg broken, The
game was won by the SUBMITS by a score of II
| to 0. Fully 5000 persons witnessed tho game.
:. The Iierkimer A. G. first eleven scored 6 bril-.
liant victory over tho Lincoln +. c. of Bayonne,
n. j., at Walacc's baseball grounds, Ridge.
IA; Lincoln +. c.. 0. The Herkimers' second
| team played two l5'minute halves with the
| too.
| The Arlington Athletic Association team
| played two games OF association football ycster
rssyed e %tE the KeaTny Rthetcs By
score of two goals for each team. The morn
gsms on KFRs p"
| 2 against the home team.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 25.-The football game be-
tween the Naval Cadets and the White Squadron
had defeated the White Squadron last year
|
capture the flags of the White Squadron men
difficulty occurred In which Cadet Dodd had
his nose broken.
MOUNT VERNON. n. ". Nov. ,25;a,;Richard
Hunt Jr., % years old, was injured while taking
part In an exciting game of football at the Y. M
& a; grounds. Hunt, vino was playing, with
tho Pelham Manor Club in making tackle anf
sealing scaling over the back of another player. fel
places. He was taken from the field to hi
home, and afterward Mount Vernon won thu
| game.
The Lexington. Jrs.. OF Harlem defeated @
scratch team at Central Park Yesterday after
noon. Two halves Of twenty minutes duration
wero played, and tho exhibition was, quite
exciting. The Lexington. Jrs.. were in the hos
OF condition and hnd more experience. ei Thei,
adyers1rtes, however. put mp u stubborn battlt
and only yielded when It was clear that thcy
could not win. The final score was Lexington
Jrs, 49, scratch team o.
At the meadows. Central Park, yesterday
there was an exciting chase after the pigskin be
| tween the Bradleys OF Mott Haven and one O
the lower classes OF tho Do I.n sale Institute
The Bradleys had the advantage IN weight, beinl
AZ least, on an average, ten pounds heavier thar
Iheir youthful opponents ihe sch9oiDoy
also made some tine tackles. They were beaten
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