The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11


tations In the score against technology
yesterday afternoon; but, by her playing.
she gave her supporters mary opportuni-
ties for handshakings and general rejoic-
ings. The team work OF the local college
was splendid In every respect When once
they got the ball. they started OF down
the field and never surrendered IL until
II was behind their opponents goal line.
Each man got into every play as IL he
meant II, and tho ball was not once sur
rendered to Tech on downs. When the
Boston men went up against the line OF
brown and white Jerseys II looked like
receding wavelet coming in contact half
way down the beach with a large inrush-
ing swell.
Andrews Field was wet and soggy, ana
the ball was as hard as slippery eel TO
handle Nevertheless, there was very lit
tie fumbling by either side, nor did the
wet ball seem. in the least degree. to af-
feet the kicking Of either Bates or Max
son.
The Brown team. both Extensively and
defensively played remarkably well. Bar
ry. Washburn, Bates and Ball all gained
their distance whenever they were call
ed upon. and time and again all four.
aided by beautiful Interference. made
runs OF twenty and thirty yards.
Barry's playing in the back-field was
the feature Of the game. He caught Max
sons kicks and ran them back In
manner that would have done credit to
DE Saules or "a Richardson. When, In
the second half. Tom was put in at quar-
terback. he ran the team I'm a way that
has not been seen here since 'Deke"
Pratt did IT last fall He kept his men on
the jump all the while, and the direction
OF his PLAYS showed that he used his head
as well a. his hands and feet. OF the
men I'm the line. Whittemore. Bartlett and
Stearns put up the best game. The last
named made several pretty flying tackles
and followed the ball very well, while the
two former were through Techs line ev-
cry time. TO break up her interference and
down tho runner.
NJ. l. Il. played a very good game, and.
IL is very evident. will give some of the
smaller colleges all they want 10 do this
season to beat her. Her men all under
stand the game, and they play together In
way that Brown might advantageously
follow. Their back-field is very strong es-
pecially little Maxson, the quarterback,
who played the star game for his team,
and whose tackling frequently drew
forth applause from the spectators. Their
defensive work, especially in the line. is
enough TO stop any team in their class.
The whole trouble yesterday was that
they were out-classed
IL was nearly $3.50 when Bates kicked off
TO Maxson on Techs twenty-yard line.
Brown Immediately held them for downs,
and forced them 10 kick. Barry ran back
twenty-five yards, but Brown soon lost
the ball on n tumble. Tech again kicked,
and this time. Washburn. Barry and
Bates. by a series OF line plays, carried
the ball over for a touchdown, from
which Bartlett kicked the goal. Score,
90.
Maxson kicked off TO Bates. who ran
twenty yards before he was downed. BY
steady plunges, without losing the ball
once. Brown went down the field, and IL
nally pushed Barry over for another
touchdown. Bartlett missed a difficult
goal. Score, Ito.
Maxson again kicked of TO Bates and,
after series OF fumbles, the ball finally
was In Browns possession on her own
five-yard line. Bates Immediately punt
ed. Maxson fumbled the ball, and Cam
fell on IL. Brown once more set In mo-
ton her scoring machinery, and, though
Maxson STAYED Oft the inevitable for n
while by a splendid running tackle, Wash
burn finally crossed the Boston line for
a third touchdown, Bartlett kicked the
goal. Score, 40.
Tech kicked to Keene. who returned the
ball 10 yards, and Bates punted. After
three unsuccessful attempts TO buck the
began TO work the ball down the field
again, but lost ten yards for offside play
Bates kicked out of bounds on Techs
twenty-five yard line just as time was
called for the end Of the first half.
Tech opened the second half with a kick
off to Washburn, who ran back with
good Interference, for 10 yards. Again
without losing the ball, Brown went the
length of the field, using the double pass
20 good advantage, and Bates went over
for the fourth touchdown. Bartlett again
missed the goal, and the score was 30
in Browns favor.
At this stage of the game Smith took
Cams place at end. Barry went TO qua
terback, and Ball filled In at right half-
back. Tech kicked to Barry, and Tom
lodged and wriggled back for a gain of
twenty yards.
Brown fumbled, but soon forced Tech
TO kick again on the fourth down Barry
caught It, and made the longest run OF
the day, when, practically all alone. he
made-his way for thirty-fipa-ya+as-
wards the Boston goal before he was
downed. Tetrault took Halls place at
centre and Wheeler replaced Capt Wash
burn. The latter signalized his entrance
into the game by a good 2O-yard run.
Crowell took Bartlett's place Kimball
went in at fullback and Hastings re-
placed Stearns at guard. The Brown
team was now made up mostly Of substi-
tutes, and Tech held them for downs
They could not gain, however. and the
ball was Browns on Techs 15-yard line
when time was called
The final score OF the game was Brown
%; Technology 0, and would doubtless
have been much larger had Coach Robin
not put In so many substitutes dur
ing the second half The lineup OF the
two teams was as follows:
BROWN. NIT.
Cam (CrowelD. ......left end ... Crocker
Keene (Baker) left tackle Hickman
Stearns uiastings).... left guard. Laws
Hall CTetraulD.."....centr re........ Hunter
Melendy.. right guard...G. u. Wilson
Whittemore......ri right tackle. Dillon
Bartlett ...........risht erd...........C .Chubb
(Smith).......... right end nd.......CCappelle)
Washburn. left halfback....L. G.Wuson
CNheeler). left balfback.... C.WVson
Barry (BalD right hGlfback. Mood
Bates (kimbalD .fullback Metcal.s
Scudder quarterback. .Maxson (CaptD
CBarry)... quarterback. Maxson (Capt)
Touchdowns, Bates (O. Barry, Wash