The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-06
ON The GRIDIRONS
GIG COLLEGE TEAMS TRYING OUT
AGAINST THE MINOR COL
LEGE ELEVENS
PRINCETON SHOWS UP WELL
Orange and RIac< Only One of the
Big Four Not Scored Against
by Opposing
Eleven.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, State

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, State
Al New York-Columbia 5, Williams o.
- At lthaca-Cornen 6, Bucknell D.
AT Ann Arbor-Mic nigan 81, Case 0.
r Al cago-Chioago 6. Knox o.
At Cambridge-Harvard l6, Bates Col
lege 8. sf
-Nt Beloit, Wis.-BelOit IL; Cornell
+ At West Point-west Point 20, Frank
lin and Marshall 0.
AT INSTRUMENTATION At, Haver-
a, Annapolis-Annapohs 0, George
town Q.
At Carlisle, Pa.-Indians II, Dickinson s.
A Easton, Pa.-Lafayette u, Susque-
hanna ;.
t PRINCETON, n. j., Oct. 5.-Princeton
defeated Haverford at football here today
by a score of Il to O. The game through
out was one-sided and the only features
were long runs by Francis and Dewitt.
Jones. for the Haverford team, made a
number of pretty end runs. Fumbling
was a frequent occurrence in the hrst
half
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. "a tumble
cost Yale a clean score in today's strug-
gle with the LIS college eleven. Com
ing as it did in the last moments of the
e stirring game it east damper upon the
enthusiasm that had marked the proceed
ing half hour. 1t was an unnecessary
d, error on the part of an over-confident
substitute that gave Tufts the only
.ohanee- she had during the game, not
being able to hold her own in ~--e least
degree against the formidable rush line
of Yale. The final score was % to 3.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 5.-Harvard
defeated Bates on Soldiers field this aft
Of To & he rIClr
score being made on account of tumble
by Swami on Harvard's twenty-hve-yard
line and quick work of Blake, of Bates,
aided by the good interference of Allen.
In the first half Harvard played fairly
well and scored two touchdowns at four
minute intervals by the good end running
of Ristine and the line plunging of Milf
Fin. On account of the ineXDerience of
Mathews who was put in at quarter back
by Harvard in the second half the play
was loose, Harvard scoring but once on d
good run by Knowles and letting Bates
cross her goal line. For harvard Ris-
tine and Cults did the best work and
Moody made most of the gains for Bates.
After the game Coach Reid had the
university line up against freshmen 50
dissatisfied was he with their loose play
ing.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5-The Uni
Versity of Pennsylvania eleven today de-
feated State College of Be.I,4onte Pa,
on Franklin field by a score of % to 6.
Pennsylvania has shown considerable i'm
provement during the rast week and the
add ton Of Teas at right guard strength
.a ened the team considerably. State col
lege has some good material and played
a steady game. The visitors made their
only touchdown and goal in the first half
After securing the ball on downs, Whit
worth ran around right end for nfleen
yards and Smith was pushed through for
five more, ShoI crossing the line in
mass play. Pennsylvania scored in both
halves by resoTting to guards back.
Dati2son Teas, snook and Bennett scorei
Ponnsylv2nia's touchuowcs. Bennett
kicked three goals for Pennsylvania and
Smith one for State college.
..5., ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct. 5.-The naval
cadet football team opened up the season
OF football games hare today with d
game with Georgetown university Two
halves of fifteen minutes each were play
ed, in which neither managed to score
The Georgetown men were much elated
over the result of the game.
ITHACA, n. Y, Oct. 5.-Though Cor
- neIs playing was entirely creditable and
at times brilliant her eleven scored but
six points against BIcknen TODAY. In
splendid gains, while against her defense
Brcknell was unable to make an impress
sion.
HIGHLAND, FALLS. N Y. Oct g.
Between 1000 and 1900 enthusiasts wit
n ssed the game here today between the
west Point cadets and a team from Mar
snail college. The contest resulted in a
score of 20 to 0, in favor of the soldiers.
There were three touchdowns one by
Phipps, Lawson and Daily, and DAILY kick
ed goal from the fielc.
NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Columbia defeat
ed Williams this afternoon at football
on the new ground of the Polo grounds
oy to 0. The touchdown that won the
game was made by Weekes, after a SEN
sational run. Two threatened toucn-
downs by Williams were also prevente,l
by Columbia's left halfback, through his
elertness in falling on the ball at two
critical times when Williams fumbleS
1t was only by the narrowest of margins
that Columbia escaped defeat. In the
second half she was entirely on the de-
IenslVe Twice the Massachusetts col
Iege lost chance to score by fumbles on
Columbias ten and three-yard line. re-
spectlvely.