The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-03

| work Of Dible, who caught the ball at
| the kickoff for a 35-foot drive through
| the tacklers, and repea ted the perform
ance once for forty yards and once or
twice for short distances. The first
touchdown was scored inside OF four
| minutes by Haughton. Cochran kick
ed the goal. The second touchdown was
made by DSble. Cochran missed the
goal. Bouve, Harvard's left guard.
| made the third touchdown just before
time was called in the first half. Hough-
ton failed TO kick the goal In the sec
ond half there was great deal of fun
bling and loose play. CozZins made the
fourth touchdown. This ended thes cor
ing, as no goal was kicked.
PENNSYLVANIA 80; BUCKNELL o.
Philadelphia, Oct 2.-The University
of Pennsylvania football team defeated
the Bucknell university team today by
the score of 80 70 0. Although Bucknell
played good hard game they were Ia
mentally weak in stopping Pennsylva-
MAS backs and guards. Guards Hare
and McCracken made a number of
plunges through Bucknelrs line, and
Jackson Pennsylvania half-back, SEEM
ed to go through at will. In the first
half Morice and McCracken scored
touchdoWns, on both Of which minds
kicked goals In the second half Hare
and Minds scored touchdowns and the
latter kicked goals in both. Jackson
ran 80 yards and secured q touchdown,
but Minds failed On the goal. With two
minutes to play, Moriee made the sensa-
Il, - - l,,- 10 toll al q, nQ
from the 35-yard line.
PRINCETON 43: LEHIGH 0.
Princeton, Y. J. Oct 2.-The football
season at Princeton opened this after
noon in a one-sided but exciting con-
test between the Tigers and Lehlsh. in
which the Iusty sons Of old Nassau
smothered the Pennsylvanians by
score of 43 to o. Lehigh showed unex-
pected weakness, and their line melted
befor the Tigers rushes. In the first
half Wheeler and Baird were sent over
the line. Score al end OF first half, 300.
The second half was marked by brilliant
runs by Holt, Kelly, Barnard, Suffer
and Reiter. The feature of the game
occurred in the middle Of this half,
when Wheeler kicked a beautiful goal
from the 40-yard line. Touchdowns
were made by Ayers and Suter. and by
fast work the Varsity scohed % points.
The final score was 43-0.
MICHIGAN 81; YIPSILANTI 0.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. 2.-The Uni
versity OF Michigan football team play
ed and won its first game Of the season
today with Ypsilanti normal college
team. The score was "A to 0, and con-
sidering the fact that the university
team is practically new one. the vic
tory is greeted with satisfaction. Henry
Teetsel and Lockwood. three new men,
showed up wonderfully well, Teetsei
making two brilliant 25-yard dashes, the
feature of the game.
CORNELL 1S: SYRACUSE 0.
ithaca, ". Y, Oct. 2.-Syracuse put up
a snappy game against Cornell today.
During the first half. Cornell had things
we'll in hand, her heavy backs coming
always with telling effect against the
light line of Syracuse. In the second
half, Cornell lost control of things in the
last four minutes OF play. and the game
ended with the ball on Cornelrs 5-yard
line. The score: Cornell 16; Syracuse 0.
WEST POINT So; TRINITY S.
West Point, n. Y. Oct. I'm the
game today with Trinity, West Point
went through their line with impunity
for long distances. West Point scored
twice in the first seven minutes play OF
the first half. Bellamy made the only
touchdown that Trinity got. Arundel
kicked the goal. There was great
funbIine of the ball by both teams
Score: West Point, SO; Trinity s.
CARLISLE sc; DICKINSON o.
Carlisle, Pa, Oect. 2-The football
team of the Carlisle Indian school won
from Dickerson today by the score of
Sc TO 0. The game was the most fierce
ly contested of any ever played on the
Dickinson field The Indians were in
perfect condition as a result Of their
hard training, and had a decided advan-
tage in the weight of their nne-up.
OTHER FOOTBALL SCORES.
At Berea. O., Case School OF Applied
Science (Cleveland) 4; Baldwin univer-
sity 0.
At Madison, Wis, University Of Wis
consin 80: Lake Forest University, 0.
At Lafayette. Ind, Purdue University
%; Illinois State Normal 0.
Al Galesburg, H., Iowa Wesleyan
University Is; Knox college 1.
Az Easton. Pa, Lafayette college "a;
State college 0.
At Campaign. Ill, University Of I'LL
nois 70: Eureka college 0.
At Hanover, n. H, Dartmouth "a;
Pniilips-Exeter O.