The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-25
FOOTBALL.

FOOTBALL.
ENGLISH HIGH WINS
The English High school team defeated
the Hope street team at Adelaide park
yesterday afternoon by score of 20 Q.
The game was interesting and well
played, although the Hope team indulged
i'm a great deal Of costly fumblng.
English kicked of 10 Hopes 20-yard
line. and Shaw advanced the ball ten
yards before he was brought 10 earth.
Both elevens lined up quickly and tho
ball was snapped back 90 Shaw, who
went through right tackle for five yards
On the next pass Hope fumbled the ball
and Corp fell on II, gaining three yards.
On the first pass by English the ball was
fumbled and Hope again secured IT, Hell
don then bucked the line but dropped the
ball in the mixup. and Pauline fell on H.
Corp then bucked right guard for five-
yard gain. English tried to buck the line,
but the Hope boy- held them for downs.
Grimes then took the ball through the
English tackle for a three-yard gain. but
on the next play Hope fumbled the ball
and English secured II. The bali was
passed To Corp. who ploughed through
the Hope line for l0-yard gain.
In the second half, both elevens tried
number OF mass plays. but neither could
boys had a shade the better OF their OPP
ponents. For the victors. Corp Pauline
and OHara were the ground gamers.
while Grimes. Shaw and Crawford played
the whole game for Hope. The lineup:
HOPE. ENGLISH.
Littlefield, l. e..........,........L e., Green
kenney, l. t.................L l., McClennon
Cole, J. g.....................'L g., Weiider
Qulnt, ...........s'..'s.''''..c' omith
r. r.. e.
Tingley, r. t...................,r. l.. Church
Hanney, 7. e....+...............-.r. e., falne
Mahoney. Budlong, q. b...q. b., Hubbard
Helden, l. h. b..............L n. b., Pauilne
Shaw, r. h. b.................r. n. D., y hara
Shaw. Grimes, I. b................f o., Corp
Touchdown-Corp. Umpire-Dodge. Ref
eree-Fletcher. Timekeepers-Andrew
and Eddy Linemen-Brown and Farneli.
Halves-l5 mlntes.
FOOTBALL AT YALE.
on Saturday Yale will meet her old
rival, Columbia. The wearers of the
blue are i'm condition 70 put up game
against Columbia that Will make Foster
Sanford think there is something doing.
In the practice game yesterday Wey-
mouth occupied the position OF fullback
on the varsity, alternating with Van
derpool. who played i'm the second half.
Wilhelmi shared with Hart the position o.
Johnson and Weeks occupied the places
usually occupied by Goss, Olcott and
Hogan.
Coaches George Stillman, Johnny Hall
and Hickok got into the game today and
helped the college rip up the varsity
line. The score at the end of the practice
was a tie each team scoring one touch
down. Mike Murphy drilled the college
team on the revolving tandem play, and
1t proved effective against the varsity
line for almost an entire half.
FOOTBALL NOTES.
Brown has but four more weeks 10 get
ready for the Dartmouth game.
Amherst and Bates played game yes
terday afternoon which was not down on
their schedules. Amherst winning, 10 Y.
Arthur Knipe. who is coaching the
University OF iowa, has issued an order
against having any of his pigslSin chasers
sit before a camera. knipe says that
pictures are "hoodoo" on the team. lie
has evidently changed his mind on this
subject since he played on Pennsylvania,
when he was himself a candidate Tor
fame and had his own handsome face
in all of the papers.
dangerous opponent in the interscholastic
league with the fumbling remedied.
Glass. the Yale freshman over whom
there Is so much discussion. is - years
old. Harvard probably will not protest
him, but II Yale plays him In the game
Nov. % Il will be directly against the let
ter OF her own eligibility rule.
Harvard gradually Is increasing the
time of the halves at the daily practice.
Tomorrow's game will be the longest thus
far, while against Brown, Nov. 2, the
time will be heightened so as TO give the
team a taste OF what the two 45-mnute
halves against Penn n week later will
mean.