The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
HEROES OF GRlDIRON
BALL GAMES CAME OUT
YESTERDAY
HARVARD BEATS COLUMBIA
Yale Keats Annapolis, Princeton
Downs Lehieh, and Philadel-
phia OutpIays Brown
Other Games.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 12.-Harvard
easily won her first important game this
afternoon, defeating Columbia, Is TO o..
Columbias weakness lay in her. guards
and tackle. but her back field was equal
to Harvard's. Columbia made only one
substantial gain. when Meekes got around
Campbelrs end for twelve yards Har-
ward made most of her gains by end runs,
in which the interference was very eff
fective Putnam went around left end at
least a dozen times for good gains. CO.
lumbia's men were not In as good physi-
cal condition as Harvards, and were fire.
quently laid out by injuries.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. 12.-Ya,e's var
s;ty football team defeated the navy
eleven in a very one-sided contest by the
score of "a to o. in four minutes after
the opening of the contest Yale put the
ball over the line and kick, d goal. Ten
minutes later they repeated the opera
ton Strassburger, for the cadets, tried
a goal from the forty-yard line, but
missed
In the second half Yale got a touch
down and kicked goal in six minutes
and another in thirteen minutes.
PRINCETON, N. J.. Oct 12.-The L.
high eleven met deIeat here today in a
game with the Princetons by the score Of
81 to O.
Three minutes after the first Kickoff
after several line attacks and short end
runs McCord was sent through center
for q touchdown On steady gains, chief
~ by end runs. Dewitt added two more
tOuchdownS. and Foulke got a fourth in
this half Two more were scored by De-
witt in the second half on runs around
right end. Princeton showed a marked
Improvement in her team work and her
Interference was the best she has made
this season. The line held well. and only
twice did Lehigh make appreciate gains
through it.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 12-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania football team de-
feated the Brown univF rs:ty eleven today
in fast and well Played game by the
score of 26 to 0. Brown played Pennsyl-
Vania TO a standsti'l in the first half and
came within a ya-d of SC 5rng a we'll
earned touchdown.
The visitors got the ball on their own
fcrty-yard line and by hard line bucking
forced the leath-r sixty nine yards down
the field. Here Brown lost the ball on
a poor pass, coupled with a fast and
fierce charge on the part of the Penn
sylvanians Quarterback Howard seized
the bail and ran the length OF the field
for a touchdown, but it was not allowed
TIE referee claimed he ran out of bounds
Ths hard work of the first half told on
the Brown PLAYERS and their playing in
the second hale was not so powerful
PENNSYLVANIA took a wonderful brace and
carried the PTOvi ence players OFF Their
feet. They scored all tA>!r points in this
half
CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-One safety was
all the score between the elevens of
Notre Dame and Northwestern uni
Ners ties this afternoon, and that was
made by Northwestern. giving it the
game by , to O. The bail had been in
play bet few minutes when the safe
ty was scored. The Notre Dame line
had been badly battered by Northwest
ern and the BAH was on Notre> Dame S
ten-yard line. An attempt by NORTH
western to make a touchdown failed be-
cause of fumhles of the wet and mud
dy hall Sammon, of N0tre Dame,
punted. but Johnson, of Northwestern.
pulled it down. Sammon grabbed tie
bah and started for 4 run behind the
line. but was downed> by Elliott, of
Northwestern, and the safety was
scored. The game was played in q
pouring rain and on grounds that were
deep in mud.
CHICAGO. Oct 12-Doughty little
NOSoy Heiu IT'S own against the
University of Chicago, each side scoring
five points after fifty minutes plav on
a grI~-ron more fit for a regatta than a
football contest. Already a pond after
hours of rain. the field was converted
into veritable morass by gam,
which took place between two scrub"
elevens before the championship game
began.
rms condition was favorable to the
MarOOnS, who outweiphed tho bo1-s -,
Indiana. In the first half neither sida
scored and time was called with the han
on Chicago's twenty-yard line .,!.ica,