The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-06
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YALE DEFEATED AMHURsT.
| Winners Showed Marked Improve
ment Over Previous Play.


ment Over Previous Play.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-Yale
today defeated Amherst, at football, 81
to O. The game was quite contrary to
the poor showing made last Saturday
against Wesleyan, and was from start
to finish good one. 1t was largely
kicking game, with little line bucking,
and the most remarkable thing about
1t was, perhaps, the utter useleSSneSs
of the University of Pennsylvania tao
tics which Amherst used. The new lin"
trick was ripped to pieces by the Yale
line, and the guards back formation
made no impression on the Yale rush
ers. The lineup:
sb ale; 1rh,su POSITION tic Ina Amherst cdo;,
Durston, Cook -. Left Tackle. ...... Winslow
Brown ...........Left Guard ............ King
Walton ,....;......Ce Center ;....;.... Butler
Marshall, Andrews. Right Guard. .Houghton
Chm bin, Richards. Right Tackle. .Ballantyne
Coy, Eddy Right End .........W Watson
Desaules, Winter. Quarter Back.An'dson, Pratt
Marvin. Townsend. Left Halfback. .kendau
Corwin, Benjamin. Right Halfback.. Whitney
Mcbride, Dupo ....Full Back ......... Burden
SURPRISINGLY STRONG GAME.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The University of Chi
cage football eleven easily defeated the team
from the college of physicians and sur
geons this afternoon by score of p to 0.
For so early in the season Chicago put up
surprisingly strong game, the line men, with
one or two exceptions, holding well, and the
backs running low and following the quickly
formed interference we'll. Two touch-dOwns
were made in each half, goal being kicked
from two. Herschberger, of Chicago, made
the star play of the game, catching a high
punt, and, aided by good interference, run
ming nearly eighty yards for a touchdown.
TAMIL OF Chicago, also made a touch down
after run of about seventy yards, For P.
and s. left tackle Lockwood, left half Flip
pen and left end Dean did pretty work Chi
cago's work at times was somewhat marred
by fumbling. Their goal however, was never
really in danger.
LAFAYETTE SHUT OUT.
PITTsBURG. Pa. Oct 5.-About 1900 en-
| thusiastiC football ToOters saw Washington
and Jefferson defeat the Lafayette college
team today by a score of Is to 0. The Easton
boys put up stiff game, but lacked consid-
erably in team work. Matthews continual
gains through center and around the ends and
Weltics forty-yard run for a touchdown
were the features. The ball was in Lafay-
cites possession for only short seasons The
halves were % and 80 minutes. Officials,
Crombie Allen, referee; Charles Aul, umpire.
TIGERS IMPROVING.
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 5.-Princeton de-
feated Stephens institute today, A to 0. In
the first half the Tigers scored 80, and show
ed a decided Improvement over the form
shown in the Lehigh game.
U. OF P, so; MANSFIELD, o.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5.-The University
of Pennsylvania football eleven defeated
Mansfield (Pa) State normal school by 80
to O.
BROWN, 10; TUFTS, G.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. Brown de-
feated Tufts today 10 to 6. Tufts played a
very snappy game and scored during the first
half. when Browns game was very ragged.
HARVARD, %; BOWDOIN, 6.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 5.-Harvard de-
feated Bowdoin easily today. but not till
the boys from Maine had scored a touchdown
and goal, making the final tally % to g.
CORNELL, 80; SYRACUSE, o.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 5.-Corneu defeated SYRIA
cuse at football today 80 to 0. The Syracuse
line was unable to hold the Comedians back