Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-28
ON THE GRIDIRoN.
Some Pretty Hot Contests on the
 Fields Saturday Afternoon.

 New Haven, Oct 2S.--Till within two minutes before the game closed Column bia kept Yale on nettles Saturday af- ternoon. It looked like tie when Weymouth battered down the Column bia center and Wilhelmi skirted right end for ten yard gains with the watch hands of Timer Hull turning for the last time. While the Yale men were almost counting the seconds Wey- mouth plunged through right guard for the coveted touchdown, his second of the day. the second for Yale and the score just needed to win.
 Columbia kept Yale from scoring in the first half by the most brilliant de fensive exhibition given at the Yale field in years Yale was the aggres- sor and used up her pet formations time and again to batter down the Go lumbia line. but it stood like a rock. The lineup:
 Yale Columbia Gould Jackson
 Left end
 OlcOtt ............... ....... hlnugen
 Left tackle. s . . Left guard. Holt SnaW
 Center.
 GlaSS McCleiidH
 Right guard. Hogan ........ Bruce
 Right tackle Swan ............ Van Hoevenburg
 Right end. DeSaulleS Morley
 Quarterback. Wilhelml WeekeS
 Left halfback. Chadwick Smith
 Right halfback. Weymouth .................. Berrien
 Fullback.
 Score. Yale 10. Columbia ,. Touch downs, Weymouth 2. Goal from field, Morley Referee. MT Minds, Univers- ity of Pennsylvania. Umpire, Mir Whiting. Cornell Timer, Mir Hull, New Haven. Linemen, Mir Easton, Yale, and MT Wolff, Columbia. Halves, 25 minutes.
 Princeton, N. J., Oct 2S.-Princeton defeated Lafayette here Saturday in a game that was hard fought from start to finish, by a score of to 0. The game was decidedly interesting, being marred only by fumbles in the first half by both teams. Princeton excelled in bunting and on end runs throughout the game, while Lafayette proved the stronger in line bucking in the first half. and Princeton a few points better in this respect in the sec ond half. The lineup:
 Princeton. Lafayette. Davis ................ B. Haldeman
 Left end. Pell ................... Platt
 Left tackle. Dana, Mills .................. Trout
 Left guard. Fisher .................s Bachman
 Center.
 Mills, Butkiewicz ............ Ernst
 Right guard. Dewitt ......... .............s. LamSOn
 Right tackle. Henry, Roper ................ Brown
 Right end. Meier Stayer, Scannell
 Quarterback. I Oluh0 . f6duU
 Left halfback. McClave, Pearson ....... w. HaIdemen
 Right halfback. McCord ................. Cure
 Fullback.
 Touchdown, Dewitt. Goal from touchdown, Dewitt. Umpire, Wright ington. Harvard. Referee, Langford, Trinity Time of halves, 9 minutes. Cambridge, Mass, Oct 2S.-Harvard easily defeated the Carlisle Indians on Soldiers field Saturday afternoon by a, score of 29 to o. Harvard's line was much heavier and easily outplayed it's opponents. Harvard also had q great deal of luck, five times fumbling the ball, but recovering it instantly. At the end of the first half the Indians would probably have scored if time vanced the ball from mid-field to Har- wards eight yard line by a series of trick plays which proved very effec- tive. The Harvard team showed greater spirit and more team play than at any time this season. The lineup: Harvard. Carlisle. Campbell l. e. Beaver Blagden l. t Williams Lee-Greene 1.g. Wheelock, Philips Sargent c. Chesaw Barnard r. g. Dillon Cutts r.. t. Lube Clark-Motley r. e. Hare Marshall q. Johnson Kernan-Miffiin l. h. Leroy Ristine-Jones r. h. Yarlott Graydon f. PaImer-Saul and
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