The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

Princeton defence was stronger, however. 50
seem, tbnt III battle hetween Sanford's steven
AMI the Iniians on Thanksgiving Day here
will be OF interest The line up:
Princeton. Ior'on Csrhhe
Palmer Palm. $3.50 .....Ief, end. Rogers
pel Left tackle. .wheolock
n n,is 800, Left guard Redvsor
b,oth '..'''''.' iC,,n,re '.'''''..'' smith
Hletrand ......... Right tarhlo.".. Wsrpsn
R f. l, ,,;;, Rish, end.. S sIiisr
Hut h uattor back Hudson
NJ Cord Left halt back. 'Ii bp sen
k knst 49,. n sht half back Seneca
m ofgsrrn ,,.. .,rull back. .Msto Srss
scors-- Princeton. IL, Cirii.io IndIan, o. Touch.
dovns- hn,gLt. i H2deinan. /. doal' from ton IA.
%i !inn Of waefi'T rmpir.t 3. .s.ii IT,
Z lime OF halves. 20 minutes
HARVARD. II: DARTMOUTH. o.
CAMBurpGE. Nov. 1.-The Harvard team
n,ayyd the most nnsa,iStac,ory game OF the
| TIT, uftcrpocn. I-ir,,'nr, them by the same
score that Yale did ,arlcr in tho season. Dart
mouth was exceedingly weak and should have
| found Their warrlno. Ogains the Crimson
players. but the latter played ike u lot Of boys
los bi:h school, ipmplinT the ball and getting
score time ami again, Tho SCORE was ! to o.
| /; was am uncomfortable day with rain nourlng
This drawbacs. there was 4 crowd OF about
three thousand people on Tho field when play
.Hnr!ard WAS the Nrst to score. Proctor FUN
tI,d ,iSryar; re,qEn OF th9 f'k;TI ard Ri
aud snu% tore Un the i. 'b ns s SS and
soon lGn1rl tho ball on the 25-ynrd line.
Then hen hinss. ga'e y TO- sGw WI who gave
@t way @SE.d q. ffS Ss
seor" would he about nfty 70 nothing against
tn, visitors. and the second ton h.lown which
followed In Few minutes more did nothing to
Dar;,no h's kick -orr ana held tn" ball at tho
Lavren,e, fell on NE bal after about a hull
lie at ono" rolled 10 hls feet and started to the
COS, tns hot foot. oConnor. tho Dartmouth
renee running Ia n slippcry spot aud losing his
momentum. When the tackle was made both
m-nsltt nnnut iitteen yards as II they were on
Harvard then took the ball down the neld BY
ssnl rTs n me SSn ns vs"n, @ah
I There Dartmouth made II stand and II took
Ellis, two rushes TO get u over. lawrence
orsds play followed each other 40 quickly
tina tho count was lost and tha half ended
WITH the 10 on Dartmouth's 45-yard lins in
The second hall VAS the worst exhibition Of
zoo nall seen IN msny a day. fnmbling on
Uarvaris part began almost with the first
Punt and lasted until the end OF tine When
Harvard had the ba she could usually make
unlues' ionably scored bad Eli. an tho other
| Il seemed A. they were gtvIng the BAN 10 the
pa-tmouih team on purpose aud this may
have been the case. The lne-up
, Hirrdrd. FnSIhonI Dartmouth
M,ne .............. Lett End ..............B, yle
latwn. ............ Left tackle Grove ell
Il ;sSSHtR Lst, guard. Low.
s. N, TIrs"n' C1n'tS ESssrs
Lawrence HI snt Els
h.ll-e' ''.'..''; - hslt ehd ........., oConnor
s...n ...... L.s hal, back ,,,,.', ermn
,cndah .,,.... Right hall back st.ckney
,Se3re.!IAFva,d. u, Dsr,lnoushs 9. Touchdawn.-
IA uursg.. II. Le;ton. Yale. Line.men-Gr.y
q gu A. w AID Thompson OF Dartmouth. Timer
PENNSYLVANIA. II; MICHIGAN. 10.
from the Uniy"t,ity OF Mtcsrnn tS Sna ai.. Hn
noon by the marrow margin Of a single point
attimss wasa revelation 10 the supporters 81
the team, Twice they developed sirsaEs OF
thre;a.vsar ago. On csc occasion they forced creed
the Western men back from the centre Of the
He'd and scored. From Penn ylynn!a and
was. really sresL Tho Quak-rs Played
s,raIshL football ant The way they ploiGhsd
,,hr1aIh ne Aioh'xan line was sigh: for tho
Unharpy for the Qusker. they did no. de-
seer" would have been at least several points
letter Durlne the hr,, bal thay paved tho
SS. work N the Laayr %n.F .ST uar
ward games; In IN" nr.t half Michigan PLAYED
a!i around The Qnnk.rs, although they scored
but once. This tally came during the frs' nye
fssosk SKY high, Michigan, mad II. bah on
louh,rlIy the fastest and best back seen on
franklin Fed this season. received the spher.
and encircsd IennsvlyIn!a's ie't snd and
or Secl her goal. But the goal y ipL al
Pennsylyania came M Ike new, team in tho
second s'c" haf The m"mept the ball wa. put in
caught the kics.ofr and ran from the Quak.rs'
2O:y2rd LIN. 70 the centre Of the neld. Then
but, reEa'nsd il shortly after and lever let UP
Har. Ia} a da%p.r on Thing. BY missing ' an
ea.y g3nl and the scor. was tied AZ flvs. Mich
hsn 70 rip Is1'y yaP s un for
for goal was missed aud q. score stood ID toB.
n Penn so tn aT Th sS~T n. 4s
lust seven aud hsIt minutes TO play. !, was
danr F. Fitting " svIna a' tho sT 1n ap
ers,.n yarn,. pennsylvan!a's toot.rs ,r.ar"d
be kicked Hare refuses himself II the Glory %" OF
tTyiPf FOR .no,hsr so;I 20 b. pu, Pc Over.
deemed himself With the crowd for that mi,
incident ni II thc Harvard gan: By Kicking
had won. summary
Ptnnivivania. Petitions. kie,ig,n
end" ..'' : ss..n'E
SHOWER Left tackle......... Mel lnald
Hare. ..".............Le Left guard. ''oegmmnd
Overhcd ....... Centre. $3.50. Dunn ham
Tea. Right guard, ......... France
tand.......... 1890 Right ia Sickle
GO uls,...,....".. Right eud. ............,,snow
Woodsy. On. ter back ..........,. Street
K"nn dy,,..:... Lett hal! bAck...........M l.. an