The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15

Prineeton wins from tho Maryiand A. o.
Werk % The Other CollaRs Elevens

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Princeton wins from thu Maryland A. o.
Worf % the Other College Eiovens.
BAfTIroRn. Oct. 1A.-Princeton to-day de-
feated tho Maryland Athletic Club eleven at
the MARYLAND Oval By a score Of 24to0. The
Baltimore boys were never in the hunt, and the
Tigers had matters all their way from
start TO finish. AZ times the Princeton boys
simply played with their opponents. and then
would send a man out. who in almost every In
stance but one made big gains. Two To-
minute halves were played. The pigskin was In
the n. A. @. territory from start to finish. Only
once did the locals manage to gain any ground.
This was In the frat hall. when Poe made q run
OF hftoen yards before he was downed. In the
second half Black made the most brilliant play
Of the day. He made q run OF twenty yards.
going around che left end Of the Marylanders'
line. and successfully going through both the
guards and tackles, and scored q touchdown.
CAMBR1Don. Oct. lathe Harvard varsity
eleven. substitutes and two rubbers. under
the guidance OF Trainer Jack McMasters and
ierpoon at 3 80 O'clock Tor West Point, via New
York. There was no demonstration of any
team was to leave. The men boarded the spe-
cial car. which was to take them to.the Park
IN the SQUARE, as has been their custom IN past
years. Previous to starting the team went
sShs0yERR ,I TSSntl FSs and and. s aIs1sb. PIRATES nitsS tbs ob BASEL sGl;
had anished their puntinR practice. lined up as
they will face the army men tomorrow as
Left end. oochrane; left tackle. Burnett; left
gusrd Bee, centre. saEgent. right EuarH. Bnrdeni
BEL, Dsiy; left half bss0i, DiSSlse; Hight half back.
WArreni full back, Reid.
Hauehton viii. in all probability replace Mills
in during the last few minutes Of practice, and
was, tried at kicking. goals from the field be.
very successful. Burnett. who is still suffering
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fine condition. The opinion here Ia that the
cadels stand an even chance Of victory,
ITHACA. Oct. 14:-when practice was called
this AFTERNOON at Percy Field the coaches held a
brief conference and decided not to have the
to sigma. work, q new code OF signals being in
course Of adoption. The game tomorrow with
to win out 81 a comfortable margin: Next
week will BE- devoted for preparation for the
coaches are satisfied that Princeton's close for
nation plays can be stopped.
NEW HAVEN, Dot. 14.-Both OF Yale's football
eleyens left here this noon for out-of-toyn
Newton, Mass, XXthletic Club. and the fresh
men will play Rt. Lawrenceville. Twenty-three
on 'Ts ESe tT %sn S SoS si1 Fssnk ff Ssttes%o T1TS st sSasn
panied the varsity men and Coach Z. III. Eddy
the freshmen.
WEST POINT, Oct. 14.-In the football game
Tomorrow between the cadets, and Harvard
forth her best efforts. West Points marvellous
development during the last two years has as
tonished the football world. and Kromer's
greatest eleyens nervous, for he may drive o
goal from the field at any time within reason
taken is largely due to the graduate coaches.
who have the interest OF the team at heart
and at all times work to secure the best posi-
bile results.