Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-15

Goals-Engel. iliG,
Umpire-williams.
Referee--Werner.
Timers Leighton and Valentine.
Linesmen-Lim and Blanchard.
BUCHTEL LOST.
Buchtel's crippled team was defeated
Saturday by the strong Oberlin eleven
by score of 33 to 0. The Akron boys
did not expect to win as 1t was realized
that they were up against one Of the
hardest propositions in tho state. A spe-
cial from that place says:
The gentlemanly boys from Buchtel
found a hard proposition In the Ober-
lin football aggregation Saturday and
went down to defeat without showing
much signs of opposition. Only once
IN the first half did Buchtel get the ball
! for any time, and then after one smash.
against the oberlin line they resorted
to the kick. In the second half they
did better, possibly because Oberlin
put in three substitutes and probably
from the sting of defeat of the first
half. Rockwell, of Buchtel, did very
good work in the second half being
their only man who seemed able to get
through the Oberlin line, and princi-
pally from his playing the ball got
within IA yards Of Oberlins goal IN
the second half, when it was lost to
Oberlin on a tumble. This was as near
to Something as Bnchtel got.
The Buchtel boys did not have the
same team that tied the score with
Case last week, and the boys said their
line was somewhat broken up. At any
rate. 1t had no show whatever Satur-
day against Oberlin. Oberlin showed
great Improvement over her work with
Alma College, her interference being
better, her general team work greatly
improved, and her fumbling almost
gone. Hickman, at tackle, played a
strong game. G. Bradley, at half, was
invincible. Jones was at his best at
quarter, and Osborne made sensation
al runs, smashing through all opposi-
ton. Captain Hatch played an emf,
nently strong game at end. Lineup:
Oberlin 33--Buchtel o.
r. Pierce and. left end. /. &. Rockwell
d. Bradley.
Hickson -. left tackle ...... Evans
May ........ left guard $3.50. .Tacheli
Nonosmith.. center ........ Cook
Hills ...right guard. :. Sharp
Weed ...... right tackle. .... Eaves
Hatch right end. Washer
Jones and quarter back, -. Mihills
Mcmillan.
Osborne -. left half back. Robinson
and Dolan. (captain.)
G. Bradley right half back. i. Easton
Birdseye full back -. Polsky
Time-First half, 20 minutes second,
Is. Referees--WhItsel and Merrell.
neutrality-suspicious. Touch downs-C.
Bradley, Hlckson Hillls, Birdseye, Os.
borne 2 Goals-Blrdseye 3, from
touch downs.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Oberlin 83-Buchtel o.
North Ends 6--Kirlrwood O.
w. II. A, GA. II. S. 8.
Planets o--East Akron 0.
Reserve l5-Heidelberg 0.
Michigan 24-Case g.
Ohio State 23-,Clncinnati 0.
Kenyon ll--ohio Medical 5.
Cornell 16--W. 81 J. 5.
Yale 17--Dartmouth O.
Harvard "a Columbia {
u. Of p. l2--Brown 0.
Princeton b~-Naval Cadets O. f
West Point 3s-Trlnity 0.
Indians l6-virglnia 2.
Wisconsin 1i-Belolt o.
Northwestern 12-Indlans 0.
Buffalo 1or-Syracuse o.
Wittenberg l6--ohio Normal 0.
Painesville i5--Geneva o.
Warren ll--Niles 0.
Erie II. $. 6--Titusville O.
Garrettsville 5--Warren o,
Ohio Wesleyan 237-Denison o.
Ohio University 12-~otterbeln o.
Earlham 10-Mlaml 0,
Yale '0i 22-st. Paul o.
PRICE AT BUCHTEL.
Hugh Price, who has been at the
Dental college OF Western Reserve I'm,
iverslty, Will return TO Buchtel. He
VIII be a candidate Tor the team. or
his work In the W. Il. U..HedelbergN
game the Leader says:
Price back of the ijpe made an ex.
ceptionauy good showing
OTHER AKRON PLAYERS
Thomas, an Akron boy, played right
half and Laub at tackle for W. r,
U. saturday Brewster was at quarter