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bic was with him, the two going as a.
team. They shook off the bunch in
thirty yards, but Sheehy was ahead
and it took Halls left arm and Wom-
ble's shoulder to put him out. Morse
tried hard to stop the runner, but on
he sped. Morse put Womble out Of it,
and Code, coming fast from behind,
downed Hall at the twelve line
In the second half the Olympics made
a touchdown. Waldon had returned
Ncrse's punt. and the substitute fall
lack of the college team fumbled, and
in the bounding Hobbs fell on the ball
1t was within the twenty-five-yar
limit, and Morse, aided by Sheehy and
Hamilton, circled California's left, be-
ing forced in touch finally. II was
hard run, as the teams were massed on
the south line, but the back wriggled
through. Two line plays led to the
touchdown.
California. uncovered but one trick
play, and that netted touchdown. On
end runs by Hall, Smith and Thane,
with some Olympic offside play. the
pigskin was on Olympic's seven-yard
line. The formation was for an end
run and Smith led off the clubmen at
one end, while Hall went straight
through for a clean gain and touch-
down.
Code and McLaine executed a. quarter
lack kick play in the most clever style,
McLaine being down soon after he
gained the ball, but with gain of
twenty yards for the clubmen But,
though these were some of the best
plays, there were tandem smashes,
double passes and fake kicks which
netted well, and added life to the play.
The open game put up, the abundance
of punts and the fine runs, made the
match the best, as it was the last, of
the preliminary season.
HARVARD DEFEATS BROWN.
CAMBRIDGE (Mass.), Nov. 12.-Har-
ward defeated Brown on Soldiers Field
to-day in a game that at any other
time during the season would have been
called an exciting one. The visitors
scored six points to Harvards seven
teen, and came so near scoring a sec
ond time that only a disputed decision
saved the Harvard goal line. The
game was full of long runs and brilliant
individual plays, but, as was antici-
pated, Harvard showed a decided
slackness after her brilliant showing
against Pennsylvania. Harvard played
practically her strongest line, with the
exception of right tackle, where Haugn-
ton was missing.
ILLINOIS vARSITIES BEATEN.
DETROIT, Nov 1.-THE University
sity of Michigan by a score of II to 5
to-day on a field that was veritable
sea of mud
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CHICAGO, Nov 12.-Beaten by Chi
cago's advantage in weight. That is the
story in a nutshell of the game to-
day between the Chicago and Wiscon-
sin football elevens. Score: Chicago 6,
Wisconsin O..
INDIANS DEFEATED.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE
famous guards back of Pennsylvania
was brought into play in the football
game at Franklin field between Penn
sylvania and the Indians from Carlisle
School, and won victory for the sons
of Pennsylvania by the score of 80 to 5.
NEITHER SCORED.
SAN JOSE, Nov. 1.-THE San Jose
and Santa Clara High School football
teams played an interesting game aT
Cyclers' Park to-day, but neither
scored. BeIore the game started Jack
e. Wing, the cyclist, made a mile in
LOO 20, paced by a tandem and trip
let.
GAME AT RENO.
RENO (Nev), Nov 12.-Football:
University Of Nevada "a, Belmont 0.
MINNESOTAS WON.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 12-The Min
nesota- Northwest football game on
Athletic Field resulted in score of
IL to 6 in favor OF Minnesota.
RESULTED IN A TIE.
ANNAPOLIS (Md9, Nov 12.-The
Lehigh-Cadet game resulted in a tie,
to 6, after a hot contest
| CORNELLS MAKE A BIG SCORE.
ITHACA IN. ", Nov. 12.-Cornell
ran up a score of At to against La
fayette to-day with little difficulty.