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

Crescent scored n touchdown through n huKe.
on which q run OF forty-flve yards was effected.
The gridiron enthusiasts OF the Hobokon High
School and Stevens institute OF Technology met
on the ST. George cricket grounds. IIoboken.
Yesterday AFTERNOON. The game was very OK
and tho friendly rivalry that had grown out OF
so much Boosting on both, sides filled each
about evenly matched in weight, the Stevens
10 to @.
WEST PoIYT, Nov. e.-wcst Points. team
met LehiRh this afternoon on tho grass plain in
front {. tho cadet barracks, and West Point won
by a score OF AZ 70 9. Lehigh scored on a scrim-
wise tho strong team that held Yale down to a
tie game last. week would have had a clean
y ySfGs in M the iiPst bsif. G { ER4 OF Was siI sicaris
outclassod.
CoLuMBIA,, Pa Nov. 8;-Thc olympics en-
gagged in a fierce battle with the York x. 4. to-
day, tho gar Q ending In n row In the first half.
Olympic had scored "A touchdown and n wrangle
cnsucd. Whom the referee allowed n touchdown
Olympic team withdrew from the Held, and sonio
Of the spectators attacked ne visitors. Cant.
The umpire decided no game.
TROY. y. ", Nov. 6.-Onc OF the hottest games
OF football over plnyc cd in this sc.tion of tho
state took place this afternoon a, The Laureate
crack Ridgcfiold Athletic Association team of
Albany by y score OF, q too. The Laureates
work. The Ridgctields put up a stubborn de-
fcnsivo game. The game was remarkable for
its many brilliant plays. Tho halves were TWEEN.
ty-1vc minutes each.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. G.-In the scmi.Anals for
the championship, Of the Yale lntersenolastic
Ft9ot6ail Le4sne the Iill House High School Of
the Yale field this morning by the score of 20
to 4. Hewitt Of Mcridcn scored in ten minutes
m fhot. 'H So SSsl M MADE put dv in IRo 5Ssih Do! nsv for ali" Hfll
House and Hart, six. The championship of tho
league now lies bet ween the New Haven 'and
New Iritnin High Srhppll
Elizabeth Y. VI. c. A., last seasons champions
Of the U q ion County F%otbplI League; , mot the ns
matched in weight, but the Elizaboths played
born fight for every yard Elizabeth succeeded
twice. in the first half in showing n man over the
Linz lin, for " to%chdoTH End once in tn the second
of the second half was played, owing 70 dark
A, IA: Railway Y. NJ. {. A,o.
With only n single policeman to handle a
crowd of 1000 spectators. the football players
at the Prospect Park Parade Grounds were put
to considerable Inconvenience yesterday after
noon. and many good plays were spoiled through
interference. The first field. roped OFF, was an
sSs Tsi%SI ao y, 81 s sna On this nsa ' he g HSmjI,o %,
Football Club of this city played n lively and
interesting game. 1t ended rather unsatisfnct
n decision of the referee, left the field several
minutes before the second half was completed
inc hhnlltOnb Ialicu 10 score u pOlnt, Wnlle inc
Belmonts scored 6 on Elwelrs touchdown and
kick of goal.
ELIZABETH, Nov. 6.-The football team OF
Pingry, school this morning won the champion
ship OF the New Jersey Interscholastic League
by defeating the eleven of the Newark Acad
envy by a score of So to o. The game was
Club. In previous seasons the Newark boys
had regularly defeated Pingry, and the latter
went into the contest to-day with a determine
ton to turn the score. They succeeded easily
CARLISLE, NOV. 6.-The finest and most in
tiawad = =, i1 3bo ath,ss, a.ne Oh sh Sor Season asia wa.
noon between Dickinson College Of this city ant
st. Mary's College of Emmitsburg, Md. Tht
game was holly contested from the start
neither side scoring.