The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
PLAY ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS.
COLUMBIA WINS a CLOSE GAME
FROM WILLIAMS TEAM.
uarrard. Vale and Pennsylvania scored On
Princeton ftnds the Ha,erferd
Eleven Easy and Makes Many Points
-s,racuse Gives brown q mg surprise

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Eleven Easy ami Makes Many Points
syracuse Gives bre~n q ms surprise
Harvard. Yale and Pennsylv ANA Of tho
.Big Four were scored on yesterday. Har-
ward had a sharp tussle with the Bates College
clever, winning by a score OF 10 10 6. the
Bates men making a touchdown. yale
defeated Tufts easily enough. but the losers
made . points The score was 20 to 8 Prince
ton found the Haverford team a picnic and
won hy a. points 10 nothing The scoresof
the University OF PennsylN ania -Pennsylvnnia
state College game was - ~ 4. Tie Cornell
men had their hands fun with BucSnell.
winning 10y a score Of 9 10 o. Columbia. too.
bad tough opposition ia Williams. 3 To 0 being
the small margin by which Columbia won.
To the great a-tonlshm-nt Of the Brown
University players they were trounced b.
Syracuse. - TO .
COLOMBIA. WILLIAMS, O.
Harold weekc-, the star hall back Of the
solnintit ''"1O". ,na,vtIssI uiayins Ind
much To do With the victory of IN" Blue ana
white over th" Williams College eleven ~
columbia wo'. by 5 TO q. Weekes making the
ONLY touchdown of the game. Neekes had
been under the faculty ban for balnG b,lind
a. hi studi.- and hr worked of has conditions
yesterday morning Having Thu. cA"ited
his gray matter to become eligible again
for the team. he protcsd"d IN III" Afternoon
60 exert his physical powers = tn, great
assistance OF his team. for without Me-kes
columbia would have done 40 better than
ti~i the lighter bot spry Williams men, as
Neeks~ wu~ very handy Ia both de'"n~iN"
aud Offensive work, lie. however. dis
from tackles. Columbia. after having kept
Nilliau.- on the defensive iu the frst hall.
was IN turn kept on IA" defeuSiN" a. u" SEQ
ond half The visiting cpllegi1n. became
NOR" aggressive ~ the second half, iu. wllCh
IN" play was practically all o. columbia
territory. The local teams < al Was ~
danger several times twins t. The dct.Tmir~l
attack 81 the Williams backs The visitor.
were strong IN the oentr. ~ the line. but
spots for Columbia. The %latteT'- back
f"ld ulayed excellent football aud tho "uds
did v%alorous work. The r"s' Of the line was
not - reliable
IN" most Interesting period 81 IN" game
w. M 'i' first half. when the williams men
r1d" 70 Gallant stand ,sttIin = i"" i""t 81
thrir gopi line and held Z, hlmhit for downs
j w'~ % rlicky "Nlh'i''n 81 r.,i't1ng" .,
tli. period of Tho clwpsign team work vas
pot lighlv developed .fher" Nrr. MANI
tu'- when runner would have made NOR"
ground With more concerted help Gen
rfHlly a., Interference Wu- too scattered
Earring N""k"-. who tr'mi>"- o. b" better
. fault ~ the backs Morley Ms not used
much III lnntinG NJ Tar, hut o. thi. r.
Iuugu.rty. tine lght Columbia tll back
rlndr r good IMPRESSION. using what weight
~, 5pr..ins line Watson vas Wiiii,m's
h"~t .ground-Tainr.s running low and hard
Van ilH"NHINHrE. NutW IUl Nh'flf NNl -Nhtp D
tl'lluv aud fewer tackles were missed than
usual in IN early -cI-on game
Nh"ut i.s"-p'T t,t"r, v"r" on hand. among
whom we're Il -rtIll srpup - ~truuC-lunr'd \
N.litw- .tudrrt- Nyr vH~ there any fault
g. br found Nth tuluWbu'- cheering IL
Na- Columbia first hom" game of m, SEASON. |
aud It vas tnc impression after the game
That Coach 81 ford would hsy" % hard task
makins 81" g. en-, strong enough g. COPE, with
the hug Dpll-g. "lrN.u- ~ NeN A. u I'D last 4
year ColuWni, ,td th" kict-on. and Bruce I
booted n" l'ath"r to Peabody on Williams.
I, I]t'"1lu"mTn,, IN ''WSiiIrIamN..ss sS.vnr DE chalk
mnrk. and Eith t iIytrd end run by weoke-
., 'n' W M"lN't ~ T" u,s'lp
but Nr'kr-. Who followed the hall closely
thropghort III" gam retrieved th" blundcg
Mrek~- landed tie hall clo-r to the goal
linz. M hero williams made H.. gam" stand
sud held for downs I%nckarnt split ia" tolur-
b. lvu NtuC Tor ten clean yards. hut Columbia
On The .hr,t down weekes darted around
tickl'rS and crossed the goal line Bruce
tatrr~ from the south bleacher- "a the other
lid, they thinking that With III" change OF
other end oi the held That was where their
e. konins Wa awry Wr-k"s carried Pea
hody'- ki"k On back ni,scn yart. aud Morley
lNclNe NOR" Yard - tolLmbin'- credit
Then William stopped p fake play for no
r1in, and Morley punt"d ont ~ hounds 40
Williams 4S-yart line Williams got uVht
iu the game AZ this lunctur", Watson going
i've yards and Ilckarat making N" same
distance The local men we're Wabhling
under the sharp assault. hut Watson fumhlsi
after getting clear Of the line and SnvLle
fell on the hall On Columbia 5-yard MARI
ppughertv hustled rftseu ward. around risht
end ON a fake play hat holding co-t Columbia
possession Of th" pig-kin \ couple Of
llung~s landed thH hill on tolumhil's s-yard
I'm" aud the Williams -%rooter-" yelled for a
touchdown II newer matcrialiEed Tor q fumhl.
gave COLUMBIA N" hnll The leather changed
hand, again 81 70 punt and l~ackarat and
Lawrence mad .N"utY.tWu yards from two
suc'r.-iv" cul '4u- Five yard, more went
O. Williams tnr un-stde pl1N. Nhsreupon
columbia steadi-d and took the hall on down
4 Tow short rushe- carried the hall five yards
furt "r away from tolumbin's goal line aud
thet time was called The teams.