Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
sylvanIa had to gain her ground by fierce
plunging through the line.
COlumb in, 10; Cadets. u.


WEST POINT. n. Y, November LIN
a furious game Of % and 2-minute
halves, Columbia defeated West Point,
by a score Of 10 to o. on the parade-ground
to-day. West Point played a good
game. but was unable to prevent Weeks
Morley. and clarendon from forcing her
line and circling her ends for telling
gains. Weeks. especially, by his sluirm-
Ing, wriggllng. lodging tactics excited
the wonder OF the spectators. and brought
about the discontinue Of the cadets. a
light, steady rain prevailed, which made
the ball hard to hold, and fumbling was
a marked feature Of the game.
Yale, ~, Penn. state College, o.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, November IL
In her final game before the champion
ship contest with Harvard. Yale this af
ternOon easily defeated the Pennsylvania
State College eleven at football. by the
score of AZ TO O. thirty points being scored
in the first half.
The fastest kind of football was played
by the Sons Of Eli, who carried the yisi-
tors off their feet for good gains, time
after time.
Harvard, IL; Dartmouth, y.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, November IL
Harvard beat Dartmouth to-day on Sol
diers' Field, II to 0. a drenching rain fell
before and during the game. In spite
OF the utmost care, the field was a mass
of mud, and the slippery ball caused
constant fumbles. and spoiled all accurate
kicking. The weather kept down Har-
wards score, although Harvard played
a wretched game after the first two min
utes.
Nashville, IL; Georgia Techs, o.
ATLANTA GA November 1.-The
University OF Nashville met the Georgia
School Of Technology on the gridiron
here to-day The score was Is to . in
favor of the Tennesseeans. and it was
| made I'm the first half.
Tigers, II: Indians. o.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE Prince
| ton football team took the Carlisle In
dams into camp on Manhattan field this
! afternoon. but. had a difficult time in do
| ing II. Princeton scored two touchdowns.
one in each half and the goals were sue
cessfully kicked. making the total at the
| finish II to o in favor of the Tigers. The
result, while not unlocked for. was a
| crusher just the same for the Red Men.
| Their victory over Pennsylvania and
| their double score against Harvard war
ranted better showing from the In
dams. but although beaten. they put up
| Sufu IL lDliuludbi' game liidt AItN IIbNtu
themselves worthy of the respect which
Is paid them in the football world.
In the first half Of the game several
men on both sides were hurt, but none
| faltered In the second half many
| changes were forced. Player after play
or was knocked out in short order and
| the enforced retirement of Pierce weak
| ened the Carlisle side more than a little.
Iuf.xaft.s az. GnrueII
| ITHACA. y. Y, November lion a
wet field, with Compact offensive play,
and against team not yet recovered
from the Columbia game. Lafayette this
afternoon defeated Cornell at Percy field,
10 g. Both scores We're made I'm the
| first half. Cornell winning hers. after she
had lost the ball on downs on Lafayette's
| . yard line. by blocking a punt and fall
! ing on the ball back Of the line.
Lafayette won her score by good, hard
| buckng. in which she used the most COM
| pact plays ever seen in football game
! here. assisted by several good end runs.
! The Cornell team had fully expected to
win to-day's game.
! Sewanee. 81; Tulane. q.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. November IL
large crowd attended the football
game between Sewanee and Tulane uni
versites, which was won easily by Sc
vance. by score of % too.
Tile best work was done by the Sewanee
backs-Kilpatrick Gray, and Simpkins.