The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
FOOTBALL.
CORNELL il: TUFTS 0.

Ithaca, Y. Y, Oct 9-Co-nell defeat
ed the light Tufts team today. with an
eleven largely composed OF substitutes
In the first hilf, with strong wini IA
voring Tufts, VINO held the west goal.
by fierce line bucking and end plunges.
advanced the ball 10 within Tufts Is
yard line, where Young kicked a goal
from the field within three minutes OF
play. Then Whiting scored the first
touchdown. Young kicked goal, max
ing Cornelrs total IL. In the second half
the ball was kept in Cornelrs territory
Whiting for Cornell making another
touchdown. Young failed on his try for
a goal. Total score: Cornell L; Tufts O..
HARVARD 10: DARTMOUTH 0.
Cambridge, Mass. Oct 9.-The Har-
ward football team had the first hard
work OF the season today. when they
defeated the strong Dartmouth eleven.
Is TO 0. In team play, the visitors were
a match for the Harvard team. The
first half ended without a score for
either side. In the second half both
made a fair catch, but Cochrans missed
the try for goal. Cochrane caught the
ball himself. however a few minutes Ia
ter. AMI this time ne sent the pigskin
over, making the score % o. Har-
ward got the ball down near Dart
mouths goal by a blocked kick on the
5-yard line and then Bouve was pushed
down. Cochrane kicked the goal, leav-
ing the final score 10 TO o.
ANNAPOLIS IS: PRINCETON o.
Annapolis, Nd. Oct. 9.-Three thou
sand people saw the Princeton-Navy
football game this afternoon. The home
team was outclassed from the start.
and while they kept up courage and
played pluckily. a. no time did they
come near scoring. The features Of the
game were the kicking Of Baird OF
Princeton, who made three goals. and
two goals from the field, one from 30
yards and the other So yards Prince
ton opened the game and the BAH was
kept in Navy territory for three min
utes, while a touchdown and goal We're
made by Baird. Score: First half. 1910;
second half 100.
PENNSYLVANIA so; LEHIGH o.
Philadelphia, Oct. 9-The University
of Pennsylvania football team this az
ternoon rolled up the enormous score of
so TO against the Lehigh eleven. IL
points more than Princeton scored
against the same team ten days ago.
Nine touchdowns. four goals and safe
~ was the sum total for the first half.
OF twenty minutes. and two toucndowns
and two goals were made in the second
half of fifteen minutes.
MEDICS 40; MISSOURI 0.
Kansas City. Oct. 9.-Tne Kansas City
Medics and the eleven of the Missouri
State university met on the gridiron a,
Exposition park in a match game of foot
ball al 2:30 this afternoon. The weather
was perfect. In weight the Missouri uni
versity eleven is little below the aver
age. The game resulted in favor OF the
Medics, 40 to o. Neither side scored I'M
Ill the las, five minutes of the second
half, when the NEEDLES scored a touch
down but failed 70 kick the goal.
WEST POINT u; WESLEYAN 9.
West Point, N Y, Oct. 9.-In a hard
fought game West Point defeated Nes-
leyan this afternoon by score of II to
9 For West Point Waldron played de
fine a game a half as was ever seen on
this heid. He made runs of % to 80 yards
repea tedly. went through the line strong
~. and his tackling was hard and sure.
Boender, al end, put up very fine game
and downed mis- men hard. Scales and
Foy played their usual fine game Al
tendance 1000.
MICHIGAN o: OHIO WESLEYAN. 0.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 9.-Neither side
scored today in the game between Michi-
gan and Ohio Wesleyan universities. The
MiShigan team was composed mostly OF
substitutes and the visitors came on the
field with a batcn OF big linemen. The
only hard work was done in the last four
minutes. when the Michigan team near
ly secured a touchdown.
YALE 80; WILLIAMS 0.
New Haven. Conn. Oct. 9-Willia ms
failed 10 make any impression against
the Yale football line this afternoon, the
home team scoring six touchdowns. and
four goals being kicked from them. The
final score was: Yale 80 Williams 0.
OTHER FOOTBALL GAMES.
At Lawrence, Kan.-kansas university
40 Midland college (Atchison) o.
A. Beloit, Wis.-Northwestern univer-
sity s; Beloit o.
A. Lafayette. Ind.-Oberlin college "a:
Purdue university S.
At Cleveland. Ohio-Western Reserve
university "a; Baldwin university 0.
AT Champaign, Ill.-Illnois university
S; College Of Physicians and Surgeons a
Al Gales5uTg. Ih-Knox College 10;
Parsons College 0.
Al Nashville, Tenn.-Vanderbilt uni
versity p: Kentucky university 0.
A. Oxford Obio-Ciuofrna. ttuf,-arsi-y,