The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-10
AinsIie KIondike
Mutual Mining Agency,
22O BROADWAY, new YORK.

victim. some OF the pl ,yers weigh 200 pounds and
over. but they were not up to the college boys La
fayette won by a score OF "a to- o.
>TKoY, Oct. s.-Aiarge crowd witnessed the football
game here thu afternoon between L.ureate and Il. +;
I. elevens. The game was won ly the former by 10
too.
About 200 persons witnessed the game between
New YORK University and stevens Institute at Ohio
Field yesterday afternoon. The score: New York
University. ~; Stevens Institute. o.
Lrwlssr' oct. 9;-Ip a hartfouEhs game OF TWEEN;
Pennsylvania reserves play d q tie game Of football
here to-day. tn" score standing d to d.
The Pratt Institute eleven showed the result OF
their hard practice In a game against the Pa irc 4. c.
at the Prospect Park par.d grounds yesterday After
noon, winning uy the score OF - to o.
ORANGE. Oct. 9.-The Young Mems Catholic Club
football team Of Jersey City Pl1ycd an In eres.ins
noon. The score: Alerts. 9; Catholic Club. o.
Nosrc1AIR, Oct. e.-Ths New ark Football Associa
ton eleven lined up against thu hontclair Athletic
Clubs team this afternoon. Fifteen, minute halves
were played. The score: Montclair. 30; Newark. o.
PROVIDENCE. Oct a.-The Brown University football
team Hir Ia a IL f PsGS. . samn ct iSs 's an one 'H1i sa rnGG de:
feat to Boston Cniversity. Score: Brown, Al; Bos-
ton, o.
A.C OF Stapleton. s. l., was defeated this afternoon
IN a hard. fought game by the eleven Of the Batttn
High school OF this city. The score: High School.
10; Glover A C. o.
Alag AMI enthusiastic crowd witnessed the game
between the nanna1'"1 1 ue,1sss a = pona'eh Two
twen'y. minute halves were played. The score was
Manhattan, los EonaNtnture, v.
ELIZABETH. oct. 9.-The football team OF the River
side A. &. OF Newark gave the Elzal eth Athletic Club
81. ven a hard tussc this afternoon. and while they
failed to score themselves the NewarkerB kept the
Z. A. C.'s score down to rs points.
The Twenty third street branch Y. NJ. c. A.. opened
the season with the o ympia 7. Z. at Jersey CITY yes.
terdav afternoon. The y ung Christians made a
brilliant showing for th- nrst lime out and defeated
their opponents by the score OF ~ TO o.
AMHERST. Oct. a-Amherst met Holy Cross to-day
in a loosely played game on Pratt field. Amherst's
fumbling in the nrst half was very costly. while Holy
-. 49, Ilava mazda at A1y nAHQ FpIHh
Amherst's line. Score: Amherst. q; Holy Cross. u.
CIAyERsAc. n. y. Oct. a.-Ths Hudson River Insti.
tute team OF Clavernhc played is first game OF the
season against the Kingston Academy here this after.
noon. Two twenty.minute h Ives were play d. The
score: Hudson River Institute. 50; Kingston Acad.
emy, o.
RLtz.nErH, Oct. e.-Trinlty School OF New York this
morning defeated the football eleven OF Pingry
school Nv o score OF 22 to 1. Trinity ighed
PiDgry 10 pounds to tho man. and sue eeded in put
ting up the score by bucking the line where avoirdu'
pois told.
RAILWAY, Oct. p.-The nrst game in Railway this
fail in the series for the league championship oi
| CnIon county Y. NJ. c. A. football teams was played
| This afternoon between the Elizabeth and Railway
teams. Elizabeth's strong team was outclassed by
Railway, The score was + TOT
UyIyFRsIrY OF VIRGINIA. Oct. 9.-v'rRinia defeated
st hlbans to- lay by the score Of II to o. The var
was scored after one minute and a half OF play. but
the balance Of the game was slow and decidedly void
NJ interest. The punting Of lizard fr the visitor
was the feature OF the game. The showing made by
the varsity was. In fa I, lamentable. and the team Il
being strongly scored for their listless playing.