The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
SPORTS OF the DAY.

players put spirit in the game and kept
interest from tagging. For the first
time this year Harvard's rush line
proved effective in both offensive and
defensive plays. The best work in the
Harvard line was done by Cochrane
at left end Behind the the line Daily
showed excellent Judgment in tackling,
and ran his team well. Harvard scored
one touchdown ard goal in the first
half and five points more on a place
kick by Cochrane. Two touchdoWns
were scored by Harvard in the second
half, from neither of which goal was
kicked. Score:
Harvard, 81; Dartmouth, 0.
PRINCETON, So; F. & M, 0.
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 8.-Prince-
ton defeated the team from Franklin
and Marshall on a wet and slippery
field today, So to 0. In the first half
Princeton ran UP a score of q points
to the visitors 0, on touchdowns by
Geer, Reiter,~ Maths and Lathrop.
Score:
First Half-Princeton, 81; Franklin and
Marshall O.
Final-Princeton, IS; Franklin and Mar
shall, o.
N. u, II; BELOIT, II.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Oct S.-Northwest-
ern university defeated the Beloit col
lege football eleven this afternoon by
score of II to II. All the scoring on
both sides was done in the first half.
In the second half the ball was once
on Beloits five-yard line and once on
Northwestern's seventeen-yard line,
but in both instances was kicked out Of
danger. Beloit scored first on fake
kick, which resulted In a thirty-yard
run by A. Bunge. Northwestern then
braced. and on clever end and tackle
plays Perry and Bothne scored touch
downs in quick succession, one goal be-
ing kicked. Perry soon after made an
other touchdown, after a forty-yard
run, almost without Interference, shak-
ing off three men who tackled him.
Shortly before the close of the half
and with the ball on Chicago's twenty
fiVe-yard line, Capt. Childs, Of the Be
lott eleven, made very pretty place
kick, the ball going squarely between
the goal posts. The game was marred
by a great deal Of fumbling on Eoth
sides, Northwestern in particularly fall
ing in this respect. The ball was ham
died as a rule with lamentable slow
ness, and this fact was responsible for
actual loss Of ground on several occa-
siOns. Northwestern line work, how
ever, was very even, as a rule. For Be-
lott, A. Bunge and the>end men, e.
Bunge and Clancy, did good work, the
ends following the ball closely and
tackling low and hard. Score:
Northwestern, II; Beloit college, II.
U. OF P, IS; BROWN u, 0.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 8.-The
University of Pennsylvania football
team defeated Brown by a score of IS
to 0, in halves Of twenty-five and TWEEN
ty minutes each. Score:
First HaR-University of Pennsylvania, o.;
Brown university, 0.
Final-Unversity of Pennsylvania, 49,
Brown university, O.
CORNELL, %; CARLISLE, 6.
ITHACA, n. Y, Oct S.-CorneM won
decided victory by % to over the
Carlisle Indians here today Both teams
were weak in the defense and strong in
advancing the ball The Comedians,
by clever playing and grand interior
ence, succeeded in rounding their OPP
ponents' ends for three runs of re-
markable length. Capt Whiting COW
cred f1fty-five yards for touchdown,
and throughout the i,Ane he seldom
failed to gain. The Indians made their
only touchdown in the first half by
carrying the ball through Cornell
line. MetOXen, fullback of the Indians
was one of the strongest line buckers
ever seen on Percy field.
U. OF N, %; I. A. c., II.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. S.-University
Of Nebraska, %; Iowa Agricultural Col
lege Of Ames, II.
I. A. c.. 81; F. c., 0.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Oct S.-The indian
apolis Athletic club eleven defeated Frank. in
college today, 81 to 0.
OTHER GAMES.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan, %; Kenyon, 0.
At Annapolis-Cadaz, II; Bucknell, Pa,
college. 0.
At Easton. Pa.-Lafayette, o; State college
K.
3, At Oxford, o:-University of Cincinnati, IL
Miami university, O.
At cleveland-Western Reserve, 6; Baldwin
university, O.
AT Swarthmore, Pa-swarthmore 6, Rutger
At Carlisle, Pa--Dickinson college "A; Hay
erford college 0.