The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

pr1rrADULPHrA. Nov 3O-Pennsyl-
vania ran Cornell OFF her feet on Franklin
Field this afternoon, defeating the
ithaca football team 10y the one-sioed
score of % to o.
Cornell was lamentabiy weak ana e7
neolallv I'm the line. only twice ou''hB
~. came did the Ithacans stop the @u""-
ers' acroe rushes and thea wh'r ire feh-
nsvlvania had almost made the necessary
fve-yards. -.,.,t, t,,ll
vvban Cornell had possession of the o''
She showed mp just as weak in ahFa il'l'.5
n as she did I'm preventing Fenhay YAM"
from carrying IL forward. 'orneh ulu ITO.
,o,.p "a first down. her few attempts dl
end skirting being promptly mppel py '"'
Quaker ends. No.. .,.,s
Her attack on Pennsylvania lines was
also very weak and She seldom salheu q,
foot. on the other hand the heu a., a,''
Blue team played "a supurb game. ne
piays were gotten OF rapidly ana siloo'"
lv and Pennsylvania was seldom oo"H'''
without gains The men worked ~ 3"
unit and ON the defence the team WIS "
vcritable stone wall .r,
6,v was "a beautiful one from spectator $
,.-sy.-roint. but a. trine warm for the play
ers There was large contingent 90 'oI-
nell rootcrs on the north stand ana Il
made "a great deal of noise.
,rLANTA. Ga. Soy. ~-The Unlver-
sify of North Carolina defeated the I'm
versitv of Georgia in ID close contest H.
"a came of football at Piedmont PARK TO-
day by score of to o.
The Carolinians made a touchdown
hail was put i'm play I'm the INST hoiA
b,. a series of steady bucks and sp'en-
aid gains made by Koehler, The nsn'
,aIf-back whose playing was the feature
Of the game ,..,
Georgia attempted several times 10 Kick
"a goal from the field. but fen short In
the second half Georgia kept the pan li
the Tar-Heels' territory. and at one time
placed IL on the three-yard line. but was
unable to carry fl over for a touchdoN oNl.
Five thousand people witnessed lhe
INDIANS. IS. COLUMBIA. o.
NEW YORK. Nov 3-The fooi-baii
eleven Of Columbia was defeated by tine
carlisle indians at Manhattan field TO-
day. A. To o. There were probably yen
thousand people within the enclosure "s
many more on the viaduct.
This was by long odds the severest
beating Columbia has received th'7 sea-
SON Their team lined Z. exactly a' o''
the day they defeated iale.
The Indians were in prime phys'' al e'n-
dition. and tore through the Do-umoi'
line and skirtod the ends at Will
Al least eight times the Carlisle backs
cot around the end for runs or from
m IN ~ yards Most 0f these runs were
made bv Seneca and Miller. Weeks STOP
ned most of them by beauiiil tacNi'-
h,,t an two occasions he was ragged over
the lire by main strength. ON Amos
every Kick the Carlisle backs ran tIie pAl
hsck about twenty yards. and twice ihe
catcher got back sixty yards. MetoNeH
pIunged through the line frequently ioi
ten-yard gains
columbia held she Indians for downs
but three or four times during the ehute
game. .,,...
UNI or CHICAGO. Il, BROWN. o.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30-Thc University OF
Chicago finished her Triumphant series TO
Gay by dcfe1tine Brown by score OF
r. to6. Onlytw IN the game did Browa
menace the Maroon goal. and each time
Chicago braced mp with hnc spirit and
saved her goal from the rushes of me
Rhode Islanders. From centre 10 Tho
end the Maroons outpointed Brown and
gave an exhibition Of consistent defence
which she has seldom surpassed.
with defeat staring her In the face
Brown made a grand rally IN the second
half. and seemed TO gain strength as th'
half progressed when darkness inter-
vened she had scored and was charging
into Chicago's line with fierce low PUSHES
that showed her spirit was not broken.
Tho day was ideal. and 1900 peopi,
crowded the big stands and sang 10 IN
music OF he band
WISCONSIN 5: MICHIGAN O.
CHICAGO. Nov. 20 2o~Probably two set
ter drilled football elevens never faee'
each other on a western gridiron thar
when the wearers Of the Maize and Blu'
OF Michigan and the Cardinal, OF Wis
consin. lined up at the sound OF the ref
eree's whistle this morning. A'chigau''
coaches sfsmed that the team was II