Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATS CHICAGO.
IL IN Scored on, However, for First
Time This Season.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. october 29.-The
University OF Chicago football eleven
succeeded this afternoon In crossing the
University OF Pennsyivania's goal-.he
first time the red and blue has been scored
on this season-tho final score being Uni
versi,y Of Pennsylvania. q: Chicago Uni
Vcrsity. IL. In the final ten minutes OF
play the ChicagO's simply carried the
Quakers of their feet. and II looked as II
tney were going TO have a walkoyer. but
the Pennsylvania men took a brace ard
played somewhat as If in their true form.
The maroon backs, BY their beautiful
defence, won hearty applause. and often
ploughed through the Pennsylvanians 10.
good gains only 10 lose the ball by q
miserable tumble. Gardner was the chief
offender IN this respect for the red and
blue, while Herschberger made some
miserable attempts at catching Hare's
low, twisting punts.
FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
Chicago scored its first touchdown ten
minutes after play had started. She got the
ball on Pennsylvania's 45-yard line. Clark
went around ieft-end for twenty yards
and Herschborger duplicated the trick on
the next lineup. The ball was then on
Pennsylvania 5-yard line, and on the
next lineup Clark was pushed over for
touchdown. In the second half, Hersch-
berger dropped field goal from a place
kick from Pennsylvania 27-yard line.
Pennsylvania outplayed the visitors In
the second half the play being almost
entirely in the marOon's territory.
YALE DEFEATS CADETS.
WEST POINT, n. Y, October 29.-The
Yale-West Point football game here this
afternoon resulted In a score Of 10 to in
favor of Yale. The West Pointers put up
good fight Yale having to work vert
| hard for the points they scored.
INDIANS MAKE HARVARD WORK.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, October 29.-The
Carlisle Indians scored their usual goal
from the field in the football game On
Soldiers Field this afternoon, but Har-
ward won, through hard, clean, and at
times brilliant work by a score of IL 10
.. making the first touch down through
poor headwork on the part of the In
dians, and another in the second half by
beautiful runs by Dibblee.
The Indians repeated the tactics they
employed against Yale last Saturday by
at once rushing the ball down the field
20 the 2j-yard line. and then making their
try for a goal from the field. In the first
attempt Hudson failed, but the second
time the ball sailed across the cross-bar,
with five yards TO spare.
INDIAN LACK OF KNOWLEDGE.
Then the Indians showed their lack Of
| knowledge Of the game, and allowed
| COchrane. after a kick, 20 put the Har-
ward team on sde and Hallowell fell
| on the ball within five yards of the goal
| posts. Three rushes were necessary. how
| ever before Reid went over for the
| first touchdown. In the second half,
long runs by Dibblee scored another,
| and what proved 10 be the last, touch
| down for Harvard.
The game was one Of the best seen in
| Cambridge this year, for the Indians
| gave the Harvard team the hard Work
! that they needed, and showed up the
weak points in the crimson line in a
manner that was anything but assuring
as to the outcome of the Pennsylvania
game next Saturday.
CORNELL MADE TO HUSTLE.
ITHACA, n. Y, October 29.-The Cor
nell Varsity team was forced 10 play
its hardest at Percy Field to-day by a
strong eleven from Ooerlin. The game
ended with a score of 6 TO q in the
Ithacans favor, but Right Half-Back
FanVer, of the visiting team, brought
the Cornell rooters to their feet on TWO
occasions. when he broke forth from
a mass of twenty-five men and with
clear field ahead started for CorneIs
goal. Quarterback Young, however was
equal to the occasion, and brought him
down within ten yards Of his goal line.
Corners interference was loose, and
Captain Whiting was unable TO get
around ends for this reason. -Four places
ON the team were filed by substitutes
and it was due TO this fact that Cornell
made poor showing. The visitors made
AM their gains on double passes and trick
plays.
GEORGIA, 4; VANDERBILT, o.
ATLANTA GA, October 29.-The Uni
versity Of Georgia defeated the Wander
hnt University football team by score
Of to 0.