The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07
NIIT SCALpED. 70 70 10.
svTyG wEDGE UNABLE TO
..vx THEM FROM DEFEAT.
Wins On Straight
rsssssIb-Yaie varsity coaaaers
<>x~~~o Athletic Cfub-Prtne~fon
facilitates Lafayette, 81 TO o.

vHLADELPHrA, Esv. tine Unfver-
- psrnsylvaafa football eleven this
- $50 sefeafe6 the Carlisle Indians on
80 s,gd by the scare OF % 70 10. TIE
- kscksd t~o goals from tae fed In
=. -. half while the Red and Blues
- ,~o fouchdowna from which 70 goal
s-..s..< Toe indians used the Prtnceson
-s,fnw wedge play for occasional gains,
sh.v e.uld make little impression On
=. p.snsrlyansa IBe, and would lnvars-
= ,,,ort 70 kicking. Neither team hai
-. =. strength. Pennsylvania was badly
ss.Is-.nped hy the absence OF Boyle from
- 80 while the Indians were without
:. services OF their brilliant halsback.
1900. In the arst half the Quskers
800 bad. ustless game. but in the Sec
- hall they braced Up, and had Il not
80 fer the two disastrous famhiss. two
sa1tIoaal touchdowns wonia Rave I'M
soubsediy resulted. The red men played
80 stffy footbalI. bat were remarkably
sss.ssstlblt 10 injuries. After nearly every
tonnage there would be an Indian
.,,.sshsd out on the griairon. PeansyIya-
- AID NOT try any OF her tricks. relying
xsolIy on straight football
Tsuchdowns- Minds. 2: Hare. Nc
cszeksn-
s;ssl nom fieId-Hudsor. 2
Ts,sI score~psnnsyivania. %. In
Tsme-sD-nInute halves.
ss.lx VARSITY as. Chicago A. &. e.
KEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. s.-The Yale
varsity football team this afternoon de-
s,zted the team representing the Chicago
Athletic Club by a score OF Is 10 6. fae
,earnx was all done In the first half and
~ssh something Of a rush. the game Was
rsrks5 by two striking featnres--ihe re-
u.rksbie playing OF Draper. OF Chicago.
sas famous former Williams half-5ack.
nd the wonderful improvement ia the
Ysls team Yaie's offensive work was
carr. rapid and telling and her defensive
tsrsics. while weaker than IN former
sfAfs Indicated Improvement. which opens
q; Interesting possibilities In connection
sitk the great game with Harvard next
saturday ard the contest with Princeton
a. November - Throughout Yale play
"a straight football. using no intricate
farnatlens and resorting 10 nothing but
Isn bseking and circling plsys.
Touchdowns- Mcbride. 9. wellington. /.
fseais-C adwaliader 2. Draper, ].
Tine OF halyes-53 and = minutes.
Priaecton 81, Lafayette ..
PRINCETON, n. j.. Nov s.--Lafayerte
wsas down 10 an overwhelming defeat
this afternoon. and the Invinctbie Tigers
added another victory to their already
iaag list by rolling up 81 points TO 0 for
the visitors. Seven thousand spectators
Witnessed the one-sided contest, which.
Notwithstanding the size OF the score. was
Intensely interesting and exciting. Reiter
made the first touchdown IN eleven min
u<e after play commenced. The Lafa-
~ - -
slaaxhts The half ended in a blaze OF
eisry for Princeton. when Baird kicked a
pace field goal from the s5ysrd line.
Scage g 10 @ The second haIf was
rsastifien ~ the arst. Total score:
ITlncstoa 81. Lafayette o.
Berkeies Z. Reliance ..
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov e.-For the
bird and last time this season the Ini-
ssrxsiy Of California and the Reliance Club
stevens met on the gridiron this AFTER
aoaa, thHgaMe resulting Ia tie score VI
I 10 4 When time was called. Reliance
Aas the bali within slaht Inches Of a
touchdown. Inc ground was muddy and
Elashg
West Point sS. Lehiah g.
WEST POINT. Nov. 6-In perfect
sair d wind LehlEh met the cadets today
and tie ,ne Was absolutely egir-ssdsd
from the beginning West Point winning.
Hts 8 The strong team sent ont b the
soldier boys that bad held Yale down. -
is sgafe fast week. simply niewsd
tAfastgh heRighs ilne for tauchdox 81
SAsa ana Whenever they pleased.
sarneil Was. &5 to q.
ITHACA. n. T.. Nov. e-Corneil easlly
rer from Pennsylvania state college by
n iafgets score TIE ithacans have rolled
up ihss year, 8 - .
score a. 60 %.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov e-The PenasyI-
raais freshmen were showed under today,
lsing defeated ag the Harvard freshmen
& ia
Five We're laid out.
ffTTsBTfgG Nov. s-FBve rather seri-
o. accidents happen q IN footbah games
u ef near thle cltv In tba pltfsbHrs-
haesesne Athlete Club ard Country Club
saFe flasi Rose pua0esaes quarter
tack ha3 his shontter dirtocateJ. Robert
esaaSe 81 tAe Ealleasl3 team, suffered
eaeassieu - fae hfn and Is sow lvi9g
y eFscarioas condition. William Walk
q e tHe NitsAHrs college team. had hls
rfA' rlasirle fractured George Laxells.
Y ne New Haven. pa eleven had hts
sosssT bore broken and Re~t Richie vas
hau 'nsarnsily aud had 10 he carried from
tss field. He Is probably fatally Injured
Cleveland Players Robbed.
CLEVELAND. Nov. AS the Cleveland
aep'sail playeys were about % take mo
.sh A. oeeriin tAla evening en- route
a1ac trey we've attacked ~ crowd OF
issn lssfsrs armed with bricks and other
a'ssises Four II them we're badly hart.