Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-18
ON THE GRIDiRoN.

The St Thomas Cadets received q very raw deal at Winsted on Saturday afternoon in their game with the Win sted eleven. Only one-half of the game was played and then the game ended in a dispute. A man named Carroll was supposed to be the ref cree of the game, but the Cadets claim that he was not only the referee, but the umpire and the timekeeper. The Winsteds had the ball on the Cadets twelve yard line when the timekeep- CTS, both of whom were Winsted men; declared that time was up. The Ca dets had withdrawn from the field and were resting before the beginning of the second half when they received word that time had not been really up in the first half and the referee had discovered that there were seventeen seconds to play. The referee is very exact in figuring. It is said that he is the manager of the Winsteds. The Cadets had received the worst end of several bad decisions during the game and they refused to give in to this decision, inasmuch as both time keepers had declared that time was up. The Winsteds subsequently refused to give the Cadets the guarantee which they had promised them. They did mt even give them cent. The Ca dets think that the referee discovered the error @ in the time so that they might have q reason for kicking and thus give rise to a dispute. Then the game wouldn't be finished and they wouldn't pay the guarantee. There was small crowd at the game.
 The Yannigan football eleven went to Whitestone, l.. l., yesterday and suffered defeat at the hands of the Warlow Athletic club of that place, the score being 12 to O. The Yannigans will play the Naugatuck eleven at Bridgeport next Saturday afternoon st 3 o'clock for the championship of the state.
 The Elm football team, at a meeting held during the past week, decided to disband. John Hanlon, who played behind the line for the Films, has been eagerly sought by the Torrington foot ball team during the entire season. He has now decided to play with them and reported for practice yesterday. Torrington's most important game is on Thanksgiving day with it's strong and bitter rival, the Winsted eleven. FOOTBALL SCORES SATURDAY.
 At New Haven-Yale 12, Princeton O.
 At New York-Cornell 24, Columbia C.
 At Cambridge, Mass-Harvard 27, Dartmouth F.
 At Philadelphia-Pen Pennsylvania 16, Carlisle Indians 14.
 At Wflliamstown. Mass-Williams 21 Amherst ,.
 At Pittsburg Homestead AS, Lafay- cite 0.
 At Washington. D. C.-Georgetown university IT, University Of Virginia 16.
 At Watertown, N. Y.-Watertown 10 Hobart 0.
 At Madison. Wis-Wisconsin IS, Minnesota O.
 At Brunswick. University of Maine %. Bowdoin ,.
 At Middlebury, Vt-University of Vermont 20. Middlebury college 0.
 At Buffalo-Syracuse High school IS, Maston Park High school 10.
 At AIiddletown Wesleyan II, Trim ity 0.
 At Ann Arbor. University of Michigan %, University of Chicago Q.
 At Medford Mass-Tufts 12, Wor- cester Polytechnic institute o.
 At Cambridge. Mass-Harvard fresh men 35. Yale freshmen 6.
 At Providence-Brown 24, Union ,.
 At Williamsport, Pa-Pennsylvania State 40, Lehigh 0.
 At Wilmington. Del-St Johns col lege B, Delaware ,.
 At Athens. Pa-vAthens 27, Williams port O.
 At Elizabeth, N. J.-Elizabeth Y. NJ c. A. 6. St Johns institute G. K
 At Troy-AIanhattan ,, Laureate 5
 At rrytown-Rockland Military academy r. Hackley Hall ,.
 At Hempstead- Tigers G Polytechnic institute 0.
 At Lincoln. Neb-Nebraska %. Kan sas ,.
 At Iowa City. Iowa-Iowa IT, Grin nell II.
 At South Bend, Ind-Notre Dame IS Indiana ,.
 At Evanston. Ill-Northwestern uni yersity II. Beloit college II.
 At Raleigh, N. C.-University o1 North Carolina 30, Agricultural anc