The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Other Football Games.

At Rutherford Rutherford, 40: West End
A. Z. OF Newark. D.
At Cincinnati-Universityo OF Cincinnati. 81;
Miami University. o.
At Flushing-Kn lcksrbocker. second team
IL; Murray Hill. Jrs.0.
At Bradford-Bradford High School, IL;
Cham berlain Institute. ..
The Cornell Juniors and tho Windsor A. c.
played at the Prospect PARK parade grounds
yesterday morning. the atter winning by IL
too.
HANOVER. Oct 7-Dartmouth. with largely
substitute team. easily defeated BowdOin
here to-day. The score: Dartmouth. 81: Bow
dom. q.
The Manual Training High School defeated
the Mystics of South Brooklyn by II to 0. at
the Prospect PARK parade grounds yesterday
opened here this afternoon with a game be-
tween the Ais team and Wsstield A. C.. the
home team winning by the score OF 10 too
MoSTcLAIR. Oct The Montclair High
School football team played its first game OF
the season this afternoon with the Princeton
Preparatory team. tina game resulting in tie.
q too.
WEST POINT. Oct. THE West Point Cadets
opsned the season here this afternoon with the
Pennsylvania state College eleven. The, game
score OF oto0
De La Sale Institute played their nrs. game
Jasperl oval yesterday afternoon. winning by
the score OF g y. They showed up we'll for
the first time out.
READING, Oct. Tho football season opened
Y N. Z; A. Of this place and the Pottstown
by the score OF IL to O.
OF Brook lyn played one sided game with the
Pe1uods. at the Prospect PARK payade srounds
blank ing their opponents.
The Clintous OF Harlem played an interest
ing game " tn tho st. Stephen'R team at tho
N in m ~ IA vi
and tho score was to y in favor OF the Harlem
boys.
BAYoNNE. Oct. THE Kncksrbocker A. c.
and preadnauRht A. &. met on the Kncker-
booker Field this afternoon in tho opening
game Of the season. Tho home team played a
strong game and defeated their opponent by a
SOUTH ORANGE. Oct. 7.-Seton Hall College
opened the season here to-day. having the
po m. Alter two spirited halves OF twenty
minutes each tho home team won 10y the
score OF II to 10.
Cutler and Dwight schools, opened the inter
! scholastic season at Columbia oval yesterday
morning, Cutler Winning by the score of IL to
ertheless the work was very fair.
HAyERFoRp; Oct. 7.-Havsriord and Dickin-
psye3 i h ssssse
! The offensive play OF both teams was weak and
Ineffective. Dlckin.op had the ball on Haver-
l
against the Ithaca eleven at the Prospect Park
| parade grounds yesterday afternoon. The Jer-
| sey lads showed superior team work and In
the two twenty minute halves MCGOWAN. Nil
| liken. BROMLEY and Parker made touchdowns.
| the latter also kicking goal. The score
| st. Johns Institute. a: Ithaca, 0.
The Brooklyn High School eleven put IN a
| stifr game against the crack Belmont athletes
| at the Prospect Park parade grounds Yesterday
afternoon. Although the difference in weight
| was greatly in favor OF the Belmonts. the High
| School boys played with snap and dash that
! delighted the followers of the High School.
| The Bslmonts won by 10 to 0.
| ORANGE, Oct. THE Orange Athletic Club
| opened its football season on the Orange Oval
| this afternoon with the strong Easton College
| Athletic Association. The visitors were light
| in weight as compared with the bury, rush
| down. tho score being 81 TO o.. The EaStons
nut IN a hard hght but could not hold the
| Orange backs.
CLINTON, Oct THE Hamilton College foot
ball team defeated the Colgate University Eleven
on Colgate Athletic Field at Hamil ;on this after.
moon by a score OF 80 to O. The teams were about
| evenly matched in weight. and Hamilton q
| superiority lay in her gu ok, snappy play.
which was too much for her slower opponents,
and TO her excellent work on tho defensive.
| Each hat lasted twenty minutes. Touch
| downs were made in the FIRST half by Stowell
| and Drummond line.bucking plays, by
| Mason on a run around left end and by full
| back KeouRh who returned punt from the 60
| yard line o Colgate goal for touch down. In
| the second half the only touch down was made
kick nv Keough and carried il half the length OF
| fl,.R oil