The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-16

terday the grand stands cheered him to
| a man.
The lineup and summary:
HARVARD. WESLEYAN
Jones, Matthews. !. e........ r. O.. Rogers
| Wrlght, Nhltwell, l. t....... r. l., Forbes
a. H, marsnaIi, l. g''.."'....... r. e., Brown
nihs' ouBuen, c.............. c., Gillespie
barnard Coburr, r. g.......... l. e., Espy
Mils. Shea, r. t.................. !. l., Good
! bowoitch. Motley. r. e................
.,...:....,..'........ l. e., Eyester, Coote
Marshaii, DAILY. q. b.......... q. b.. Calder
! Herman. Knowles. Stillman, Piper. ]. n. b
'.'''.,''.'..... r. n. b., Mcdonald
Leatherbee. Foster, r. h. b.l h. b.. Lacy
Stillman, Meier. Ives, T. b......
............. I. b.. Hanlon. Van Surdam
score-Harvard. 35; Wesleyan, s. Touch
downs-Stillman CD. Leatherbee CD, Ker-
nan, Forbes. Goal from fielc-Marshau
I Goal from touchdowns-Barnard s. Um-
plre-R. Brown. Referee-J. Lawrence
Timekeeper-FredW Wood. b. A A. Lines
men-McDonald OF Harvard and Nixon OF
WESLEYAN Time 20 and l5-minute halves.
Attendance-4500
YALE 30. L. OF V. o.
The Yale football eleven defeated the
University OF Vermont football eleven at
New Haven yesterday afternoon by the
score OF 81 70 O. The game was attended
astic crowds OF undergraduates and
townspeople OF the season. but the play
Mas, maS one aie siaea, The record OF the Yer
IN 10 game gave them prestige which
they failed TO uphold,
gridiron at will and scored four touehs
downs in the first half and two In the sec
oha' oh Yale PLAYED a substitute team in
eleven was not In the best OF condition
and in the second half time was fire.
Hgsn5ify H9s IL ,Ssr Ssled d. for them Al one time
once with Injuries. The lineup:
YALE U. OF VERMONT.
Hare, Moorehead, l. ELL e., Patterson
glass; Gnexiih Brown 5Smiin' + t.f t. fPappsy Pa1psy
Holt. Morton. c.......................c., Gale |
GSss GossD kiRnsyh RI.ssh s.....r. g. KinEsslSna
Coffin. G. Ward stllman. r. e..
Metcaif, Rockwell. a. b......a b., Barrett
L. h. b.. Dane (captain |
Wilhelmi. Soper !. h. b. ................
Ward Vanderpool. r. h. b..,...ii;;:...,
Farmer, McClintock. (. b......f. b.. strait
AMHERST %. HOLY CROSS 5.
Amherst. by playing. the strongest game
OF the season defeated Holy Cross at Am
herst yesterday afternoon 29 TO 5. The
feature of Amherst's play was her inter
spectacular run of Go yards. Amherst
made one TOUCHDOWN in two minutes Of
play. Holy Cross played good game.
but was outclassed at nearly every point. |
Reed kicked goal from the field, and
this gave the VISITORS a score against Am |
herst The home team did not once use
q trick play. getting four or her touch
downs on straight football.
PLAYERS RULED OFF.
The Dartmouth Athletic council has de-
barred Turner. Marques and Lindsay
rom all intercollegiate contests during
the year. These three men entered
Dartmouth this year from western and
southern colleges. They are among the
BEST men on the football squad. and their
oss greatly weakens the eleven.
TUFTS 49, W. p. 10
Tufts defeated Worcester Polytechnic
yesterday afternoon on Tufts
oval, Is to 0. The Tufts team was Grip
'led by the loss Of five regular men in
ured In the Dartmouth game last Sat
lrday.
COLUMBIA 20. swARTHMoRE o.
Columbia played surprisingly good foot
all yesterday afternoon when she de-
eated Swarthmore. "a to 0. at the New
FORK Polo grounds. Columbia did better
han either Princeton or Pennsylvania I
gainst the same team.
PRINCETON 80. HAvERFoRD 0.
Princeton rolled up 30 points against
iaverford at Princeton yesterday after [
oon I'm a game that was featured by an I
5 yard run for a touchdown by Quar-
erback Burke. and the heavy line plung-
lg OF FoulSe. Hart and Kafer. The Ha- !
erford men played plucky game in the !
rst half and held Princeton down to 12 !
oints.
ANNAPOLIS 10. ST. JOHNS o.
The naval cadets defeated st. Johns q
ollege Of Annapolis at Annapolis yester- Q
ay afternoon 10 TO o. The collegians O
'ere very light. but by desperate and 3
riliant work prevented the middies from
,oring I'm the first half. In the second
alsey and Smith made touchdowns. but
elknap failed at both goals.
PENN. SO. GETTYSBURG o. Z
The University OF Pennsylvania expert 4
heed no difficulty in defeating Gettys- q
lrg college at Philadelphia yesterday. n
he final score was 36 TO o.
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