The record-union., 1899-11-12

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5-yard line, where he was downed by
Hare. Pennsylvania got the ball on
downs. Hare and McCracken bucked
1.-THE line. McCracken for yards, and
Coombs kicked to Michigan's 35-yard
line
Leiblee carried the ball so yards
around Pennsylvania left end. Leib-
lee furibled, and lost 10 yards. A quar-
terback kick Melted Michigan 20 yards
more Pennsylvania then got the ball
for off side and made 10 yards for
Whites offside play. Pennsylvania
played a series of plunges to mid field,
where Michigan was penalized for ~
yards for off-play by Leiblee.
Michigan got the ball on her own
3S-yard line play, and Mclean made 20
yards around Pennsylvania's left end.
An exchange of kicks brought the ball
to Michigan's 36-yard line, where Penn
sylvania got the ball on a fair catch.
Hare failed at field goal.
Street kicked to Pennsylvania's 30
yard line. Mclean carried the ball to
mid field. Pennsylvania got the ball
on her own 43-yard line on a tumble.
Score first half: Michigan 5, Penn
sylvania 0.
Michigan kicked off, and on an ex-
change of kicks Michigan got the ball
On Pennsylvania's 25-yard line on a
tumble. Michigan fumbled, and Penn
sylvania returned the ball to Michi-
CAMS 4O-yard line, where it was fun
bled.
Michigan punted Mass plays and a
delayed pass gave Pennsylvania ten.
By steady plunging they carried the
ball toward the goal. Pennsylvania was
playing fiercely, and the Westerners
could not stop their rushes. Pennsyl-
vania made a touchdown, and Hare
failed to kick goal
Score: Pennsylvania 5, Michigan 5.
Michigan kicked to Pennsylvania s
35-yard line, and got the ball on a FUN
BILE End runs gave Michigan 10 yards.
Michigan lost the ball for an off-side
play. Coombs kicked and Michigan
carried the ball through the line on
plunges for 10 yards.
Pennsylvania got the ball on a tumble
on her 34-yard line, and lost it on a
tumble. Michigan then carried it by
steady plunging over the line for a
touchdown. Sweetley failed at goal.
Score: Michigan 10, Pennsylvania :.
Michigan kicked to Pennsylvania s
3O-yard line, and Mclean made %
yards, around the left end Pennsyl-
vania got the ball, and fumbled on her
own 40-yard line
Pennsylvania then began her line
bucking, and took the ball to Michi-
CAMS 25-yard line, and Pennsylvania
was given 10 yards for an off side play.
Pennsylvania then carried the ball over.
Overfield kicked a goal.
Final score: Michigan 10, PennsyI-
vania H.
.PRINCETONS DEFEAT CARLISLE
INDIANS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Princeton
football team took the Carlisle Indians
into camp on Manhattan Field this
afternoon, but had a. difficult time
doing it. Princeton scored two touch
downs, one in each half, and the goals
were successfully kicked, making the
total at the finish II to 0 in favor of
the Tigers.
Inc result, while not unlocked for.
was a crusher just the same for the
red men. Their victory over Penn
sylvania and their double score against
Harvard warranted a better showing
Tor the Indians, but although beaten.
they put up such a formidable game
tnat they proved themselves worthy of
the respect which is paid them in the
football world
Inc second half was productive of
numerous casualties, several men oil
poth sides being forced to retire. Roth
teams suffered, but during the intermis-
sion none of the Indians left the field
A few of them lay down on blanket.
Out the majority stood on their f,,et
While all of the Princeton PLAYERS had
TO resort to massage treatment in the
clubhouse
HARVARD BEATS DARTMOUTH.
CAMBRIDGE (Mass), Nov. 11.-Har-
ward beat Dartmouth to-day on SOL
diers' Field, II to 0. A drenching rain
1eil before and during the game and the
heio was mass of mud. Harvard
Played wretched game after the first
two minutes.
EASY VICTORY FOR YALE.
8 NEW HAVEN Comm, Nov. lin
her final game before the CHAMPIONSHIP
contest with Harvard, Yale this after
noon easily defeated the Pennsylvania
State College eleven at football by a.
score of ~ to 0, thirty points being
scored in the first half.
AT OTHER POINTS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-Northwestern
University was Inundated by Chicago
University to-day on Marshall Field
by the score of IS to 0.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1.-Wisoonsin's
1ast eleven defeated the University of
illinois team to-day by a score of %
to O.
WEST POINT N. ", Nov. 11.-Fin-
al score: Columbian II, West Point 0.
ITHACA On. Y.). Nov. II. Lafay-
cite this afternoon defeated Cornell /;
to D. Both scores made in the first
half.
AT Iowa City-University of Iowa 6.
Grinnell College Q.
AT Toledo-Lima II, Toledo Yachting
Association O.