The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

with n team that was largely compos-
"a NJ substitute players Brown yesterday
Afternoon on Andrews Filed defeated
Tufts 45 TO ~. Browns work was snap
py and lively throughout. but Tufts
scored because OF poor work In the open
field. A fumbled punt allowed the first
score by Tufts and the second came when
a blocked kick by Tufts was picked up by
Mccarthy who evaded Crowell and skip
ped across Browns line.
But considering the conditions Brown
did excellently and there was no fault TO
nnd with the work OF the team as
whole. One OF the features was the work
OF Lynch. who repeatedly made long runs
and who got into interference plays with
life and good judgment
Sheehsn and Savage also played the
game cleanly and with vigor and both
did admirable work. striking the line for
good gains Brown handled the bail
cieanly as rule, but the single tumble
cost a goal In the Brown line Cook
Morris. Savage. Roberts. Price, Lynch.
Graham and Rackle were not regular
men, and Crowell and Hamilton are not
regular players when Scudder and Baker
are In condition for the game.
The reason for playing so many men
from the college squad was TO give the
regular men opportunity TO rest In prep
aration for the game which VIII De
played with Columbia at New York on
Saturday. While II would be assumed
the absence OF so many men would ma
terially weaken the team. the spectators
witnessed a most interesting contest.
The play was not so pleasing TO the
Brown men when, after having lead OF
IL points and no score. the 1ufts team
gathered In two touchdowns quickly. and
two goals were kicked. Then the Brown
team got into the play with abundant
vigor and made fve touchdowns. from
which three goals we're kicked. IL there
Is one thing that is badly needed on the
Brown team that Is a good kicker from
placement Up TO yesterday Brown had
not kicked a goal this season. This fact
lost the game TO Lafayette, and In the
Wesleyan game one point was lost and
three points were lost In the Pennsyl-
vania game by the inability of the men
trying for goal to kick true; IL VIII be
seen that until yesterday five possible
points were lost from this cause alone
And one game was lost.
Yesterday Golfer tried to kick and he
did well, getting five out of the eight
goals tried for. Brown can certainly dew
elop a man who can Kick and Golfer
seems to have done fairly well. at least
TO start him along towards doing the
kicking regularly. But the fact remains
that Brown has lost eight possible points
ane one game because good goal
kicker has, not been developed.
The only touchdowns made by Tufts
came I'm the last OF the first half and the
first of the second. The first was when
Graham fumbled a punt and Dunham,
right end for Tufts, gathered the ball un-
der his arm and sprinted 40 yards across
the goal line. The second was made when
Tufts had the ball on Browns 25-yaro
line and had planned drop kick for
goal Knight dropped back but the pass
was blocked and then Mccarthy gather
ed up the ball evaded Crowell and hust-
led something like 30 yards and scored
for the second time. knight landed both
goals safely.
Then II was that the Brown team came
20 life and the way the Tufts men were
hustled showed how badly they were out
classed. The players showed lack OF ex-
perience but they were In the game all
the time and the way the Tufts line went
down was good TO see. Lynch did splen-
did work. once making run OF 80
yards, and repeatedly gaining from IL
10 20 yards. He tw.ce circled the ends
for gains OF 30 yards. the plays being sue
cessive He got into Interference well
and Crowel twice followed him for good
gains and once Rackle made 10 yards. In
the line Sheehan and Savage played
f,erceiy and time and time again made
splendid gains through the Inc. Crowell
ran the team with good Judgment and
demonstrated that he is capable OF get
ting plays started clean and quickly, and
he frequently ran punts back for fine
gains.
Hamilton played clevery at full bacK
and Morris and Price were fast and fairy
certain at the ends OF the line Good
gains were constantly made by Haml-
toms plunges with the tackles back GO
push and pull him through the line. This
play netted gains OF from five to fifteen
yards repeatedly. Brown made the last
two touchdowns in the final seven min
utes of play and had the ball on TUFTS
I-yard line when time was called. The
lineup; .t4
BROWN. TUFTS.
Cook, l. e..............L e., w. s. Camel
Morris, l. e.....................l. e, Connors
Savage, l. t........s,.........I L, Hurley
Roberts, l. g..........."...l g.. Galarnea,
Cotter, c........................ PrinI
Cobb. r. g.....r e., Chisholm. Knowltor
gheehan, z. t,.........,....r. l., Mcmahon
Price r. e..................,r. e.. Dunhau
Croweli. a. BID. b., Mccarthy Dod'
Lynch. !. n. b...............L n. o., McGleF
Graham. r. h. b. ................,.......
...................r. h. b., w. V. Came
Hamilton. T. b..................t b. knigh
Goais-cotter s. Knight ?. Touchdown
Savage 2. Lynch 2. Hamilton 2. Sheehan
Durham, Mccarthy. Referee-Strand
Tufts. Umpire-Hsmmond. Harvard
Linesmen-Clfford. Brown; Mackenzie