The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-24
FOOTBALL.
YALE p: CARLISLE. .

YALE. a: CARLISLE. ,.
New York. Oct 2S.-The annual football
contest between Yale and tse Carlisle
school sleyens. attracted s.occ persons to
th. Polo grounds tbs afternoon The foot
ball authorities from ali over the country
were noticed on the side lines. and II. as
was said their chief object IN being lnese
was 70 gain some idea OF the true strength
OF the kickers wao viii represent tie oias
in the big games 10 be played next month.
they hardly succeeded IN thslr mission,
as Yale did not presen; her ssrongess pay
srs-
In spite OF this. however. tbs men from
New Haven played a fast game In the
first half. ard found 10 troabie whatever
In getting aro;und either end Beside IBIS
they almost pushed through tae Inc or
the redskins ar entirely different game.
/ The work OF the backs was exceptionally
SLOW, while the Interference was very
poor. They also fumbled frequently. The
Indians took advantage OF the poor work
OF the Yale rien. ard as a result scored
al OF the points credited TO them. while
the Yalemea were In the air" Hudson.
the clever little quarterback. accomplish
ed a feat not often seen on The grid.roA
by kicking a goal from the field from
the S5-yard line. The protest pcrt % !,
blocked the college men from inteFfertng
with the kicks Shortly after this the In
dams worked the ball I'D 70 within foot
OF YaIs's goal Inc. when the bail was lost
on downs The Indians soon regaired pos
session ard on the second move RenJa-
min made an inzlcrious tumble OF neat
pass BY peSoglies- Metoxsn was on the
bail N an Instant. and Z was on the 10
ward line The Indians had 10 Try al
sorts OF plays 70 get IL over. quick pass
20 CAyou and a tandem" play Gst the
business and a touchdown was the result
Hudson tired for c goal. bal, failed.
After this Yale took a brace and proved
TO their admirers that they eaa play fass
game when necessary.
The game was exceptionally free from
smuggling Not a player was cautioned dur
ing the entire game. The only injured man
was ". Pierce. who bad his ankle wrench
ed in trying 10 sc; out Of serimmsse.
He was forced to retire In favor Of Red
water The lineup was as tollewS;
CARLISLE. co, POSITIONS. YALE. go
I Rogers ............L sft-end .Sclovltch
. II. O Pierce LEFT tackle ....... Rogers
Wheelock ........Left guard ..cadwailader
Smith ....-........ Center ...,..-......, Cullen
/ 3. Pierce Right guard Brown
Seneca ...-.-...R.ght tackle ........., Allen
/ Archquette -...... Right end $4,000. Hazen
Hudson ..........-, Quarter ....... DeSoulles
I Cauyou ........Left half hack ..,..,,k Keller
Miller ........ Right half back -. Benjamin
I Mstoxen Full back Mcbride
Benjamin. ): Ke.fer. /;
Cayou I. Goals from touchiowns-csd-
wallader. 4; goal from hele-Hudson. Fab
ed at goal BY ,ouehdowns-Hudson.
PRINCETON. 10: CoRNSLL.
Ithaca. y Y. Oct 23-The football game
between the elevens OF Cornell and Prince
ton this afternoon. on Percy Field. was
truly a battle Of goals. and Princeton won.
10 10 0. Princeton oGt-weiEhed and out
played Cornell. The fact that Captain
Cochrane and iHldehrand were rot 10 pay
increased Cornelrs hopes OF victory. Tia
Comedians never lost heart. and the IT.
gers were fought every inch over the
field. The weather Vas rather too warm
for the players. Princeton played a snap
py. scientific game. but Corneil's heavy
| backs were time and again driven through
\ the lire of the Tigers for good gains. On
I the whole. each side did well and there
was no brutality and very little smuggling.
/ Their interference was uniformly excel
lent. as was the defensive work. Individ-
usl playing was brilliant In many IN
stances. the daring Of the spirits Of
Wheeler round the ends. and R.teF's work
against the Cornell line arouslng grea; en-
thus.asm. Schoch. before he was dlsqusl-
ihed. was tower OF strength for Cornell
and Tangiman. who took MS place. proved
a stone wall 20 his aSsailants. Wheeler
was the star OF the Princeton team IN
ground gaining. Cornell Is grailfsd at the
result as las, year the score stood Prince
ton q. Cornell Q. while today tho Tigers
haA "a IL IA re- "a
10 score
PENNSYLVANIA. 81. LAFAYETTE. o.
Philadelphia. Oct. 33.-The University OF
Pennsylvania football team this afternoon
defeated Lafayette by the overwhelming
score OF - 70 O. There were three touch
downs and two goals IN the nrst half.
and FIVE ;ouchdownS and 1--WE goals IN
the second half. A, no time during the
Afternoon waS the Red and Blue goal In
danger. with the exception OF a moment
in the second half. During Ire afternoon
the Lafayette team only made three touch
downs. ard two OF these were on end
skirtinR I.sfayetts's hne averaged ten
pounds 20 the man heavier than that %
Pennsylvania. but the latter simply tore
II 70 pieces.
HARVARD. Is: BROWN. o.
Cambridge. Mass. Oct 2-Harvsrd de-
featei brown. - 70 .. today. an one OF ne
best games Of football ever seen OF SOL
diers' Field. Every one % the Harvard
men got into thu work The touch-dovus
were scored IN each half. from watch Full
back Brown bad four easy trials AZ goal
or these he missed al but the last. Tnis
Was the one disappointing feature Of TIE
game On ne whole. the game showed IN
improvement IN HaTvsri's offensive work
MICHIGAN. -. oBERLIS. &
Ann Arbor. Mich.. Oct 2-Ths Caivsr-
sity o. Michigan turned "fske" defeat
into a brilliant victory today with ObsrRn
college. The dnal score vas IS 70 s Oo<r-
In scored a toUchfoNn n iAs hrSi 40
minutes Of play. and = Eoss Was Sieke5-
II tire second haf Nich'Ean made q series
% brilliant rurs IN ne last fifteen minutes
OF play. netting "a points
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