Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-14
At Cambridge.

I k game played at Soldiers field this ,sea- 4 son the Harvard team walloped Colu- \ bia by the decisive score of Is tO-aO. | The New York students were clean OiT
 their feet in the first half and Harvard made a miserable spectacle of them.
 In the second period Columbia did
 much better and even put Harvard on the defensive several times The line- up:
 | Harvard. Position. GolumDla. l Campbell left end A Boyesen, G Goodman
 Graydon- -Blagdon. left tackle Irvine Riggs -Hovey. left guard .... Lancon Sargent ...... center ......-. Bruce Barnard .... right guard l.. >. Ache. l andOlph-LaWrence- .r.t. ..... Smyrl Burgess .. right end Van Hoyenberg Matthews .. quarterback B. Boyesen utnam-Kernan. Il. h. b. ...... Morley Ristine :. right halfback .... Weekes
 Miffilin ...... fullback ....... Fisher Score, Harvard IS, Columbia o; time of halves, 15 minutes; referee, IL. De Land; umpire, Paul Dashiel; touch downs, by Ristine ?, by Miffilin l; goals kicked from touchdown, by Put | nam 2, by Herman 1. Annapolis, Oct 14.-The football l team of Yale university made its first appearance on the Naval academy gridiron Saturday, and won 24 to 0; The Yale players were too heavy and strong, and their plays too snappy and united for the cadets to do much with them, and YSle, therefore, scored TWO touchdowns in each half, and kicked all four goals. In the first half Will helmi, who played a great ground gaining game throughout, scored both touchdowns. In the second half the burly tackle, Hogan, scored the other two after brilliant runs. Olcutt kicked the four goals, two of which were ar difficult angles. Some fumbling marked Yale's work, but altogether the eleven showed speed and aggressive ness.
 Princeton, Oct 14.-Princeton easily defeated Lehigh Saturday afternon by the score of 35 to O. The Tigers put up better game than they have been playing in the practice. Princeton's in terference was fine, and, barring lit tie inexcusable fumbling in the first half the general team work was of far higher order than in any of the previous games. The lineup: Princeton. Positions Lehigh. Davis ....... left end ...... Hinckle Dewitt ..... left tackle .. Mcfarland Mills .......- left guard .... Waters ButkiewicZ .... center ..... Johnson Danna-Fisher right guard =. Kelly Pell-Brown right tackle ..... Jones Henry Roper right end IN Barnan Meier Freeman
 and Pierson. quarterback .... Dow McCord- Foulke left halfback. Smartt s. McClave. right halfback ..-. Barley Underhill-Foulke
 and Meier .fullback ...... Fuller
 Touchdowns, Underhi1l, Dewitt ], Foulke; goal from touchdown, Dewitt l 5 referee, Gus Young of Cornell uni versity; umpire, Baird. '99, of Prince ton; timekeeper, MT Cochron; time of halves, 20 mintes.
 Philadelphia, Oct 14-Edwin Longe- necker, 21 years old, quarterback on the football team of the Brown Pre- paratory school. this city, died Satur- day night in a hosiptal as a result or | injuries received in game last Tues | day. Longenecker, who was preparing | to enter Cornell university, was thrown | heavily and fractured his spinal col | umn. He became paralyzed and an operation was performed on him on | Friday. He had a relapse and died at midnight Saturday.
 OTHER FOOTBALL GAMES.
 AL lIndcd-OOEu6ll Zf, OulOu U.
 At Philadelphia-Penns 26, Brown O.
 At Williamsport, Pa-Carlisle G, Bucknell 5.
 At Syracuse-Lafayette 5, Syracuse 0.
 At Hanover-Dartmouth 20, Tufts c.
 At Extraordinarily of Chicago 5, Purdue 5.
 At Ann Arbor, Michigan 33, Indiana o.
 At Orono, Me-University of Maine 12, Colby 0.
 At Clinton, N. Y.-Hamilton II, Clarkson institute ,.
 At Burlington, Vt-University of Vermont 12, Middlebury O.
 At Milwaukee-Wincon 40, Belolt
 At Tiffin, o-ohio Wesleyan s9, O.
 At Geneva, N. Y.-Hobart IT, Uni versity of Rochester F.
 At Andoyer-Andover IT, Williston 3.
 At Hartford Hartford High B, Hillhouse 0.
 At West Point-West Point r, Trim ty 0.
 At Middletown-Amherst 6, Wesley an 0.
 At Watertown-Taft school 5, Yale Scrub 0.
 At Meriden-M Meriden High g. Mid n 1otnxyn n