Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

nentS, both in team and individual work. The eleven is made up of strong players and is evenly balanced. with the exception, perhaps, of one position This point remedied and the team will be all right. The lineup of the eleven is as follows: Center Mates: r z. Down ey. McDonald; g, Baird. Byrnes: t. II. Hayes; l |, Ring; r o, Cassidy; l @, W. Mcdonald: r Il D. DQolan, Leyden; h b, Howard; f b, J. Hayes; b, Ghent
 Even Saturdays foot ball games were not without their surprises. The day was. in many respects, 9 repetition of the Saturdays that have preceded it. There were no sensations, but great deal of foot ball history was made Yale beat the Indian boys S5 to c. It was a significant victory, for tue simple reason that Yale prepared as hard before the game as if it had been q contest with Princeton or liar yard.
 Yale has not been known, prior to the game with the Indians, to go into secret practice for 8 contest with a minor eleven. That the preliminary work was effective was shown by the far better interference of the players, the more effective work of the backs and the improvement fn the running ef the ends. Yale stock in the coming games with the Big Four" will go up 50 per cent as q result of Saturdays Fcontegt
 Brown held Harvard down to elev- en points and scored a touchdown in addition. The score was not wholly unexpected as the Harvard men have shown q slight tendency to be stale. Lafayette scored against Pennsylvania and Columbia beat the University of Buffalo with little trouble. Princeton freshmen annexed a little glory to their class bv defeating Yale's first year men. The scores: Columbia 1T. Buffalo o, at Buffalo.
 Yale 35, Carlisle Indians o, at New Haven.
 Harvard Ii, Brown 6. at Cambridge. Pennsylvania 12, Lafayette 5, at 1 Philadelphia.
 Cornell 29, Oberlin 0, at Ithaca.
 Prince, 1904 IT, Yale, 1904, 6, at Princeton.
 West Point Ii, Hamilton O, at West Point.
 Williams 16, Amherst 5. at Amherst.
 Iowa 2S, Michigan 5, at Detroit
 Wesleyan II, Holy Cross 5, at Mid dletown.
 Naval academy fl. Penn state 0, at Annapolis.
 Trinity p, N Y. U. 0, at Hartford.
 Watertown A. A. fl, Rochester O. at 1 WatertoWn.
 Philips Exeter 10, Philips Andover 0, at Andover.
 Orange A. c. 39, Orient F. c. o, at Orange.
 Taft school 5, Riverview academy 0, at Poughkeepsie.
 Irving school 33. Staten island acad- emy o, at Staten Island.
 Mount Vernon High school 16, Dwight 0, at Mount Vernon.
 St Paurs 23, Poly. Prep. 6, at Gar den City. G
 Homestead 12. Greens prg 0, at Pittsburg.
 Latrobe 5. Duquesne 0, at Pittsburg. | Athens Penn) A. A. 29, Cortland normal 0, at Cortland. s-s.
 Peter Cooper High school 6. Flush ing High school 0, at Fremont.
 Horace Mann school B, Hamilton institute 0, at Van Cortlandt.
 iOreas 6, U. s. artillery, Sandy Hook 0, at Asbury. park. N0rtnWeSteln unlFeFslIy D, AUnlVer- sity of Chicago 0, at Chicago.
 Fairfield Military academy 16, Utica Free academy 0, at Utica.
 Mount Pleasant Military academy 20, Mehegan school. 12. at Peekskill.
 Connecticut Agricultural college AT Rhode Island Agricultural college o 1t Kew London. |. Ricknell 35. susquehanna-O.,a at Lew l isburR. l Syracuse university 6. Dickinson o I at Syracuse.
 I Lebigh Il. Haverford 10, at Haver I ford.
 Minnesota g. Illinois Q, at Minneap olis | St Stephens college IS, Eastman | college O. at Poughkeepsie. l Georgetown 15. Virginia Military in stitute 10. at Richmond.