The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10
Brown will Meet Yale Tom rroW for
First Time in Six Yea S.
Successful Opening Of New England
Bowling Leagues Season.

Tomorrow afternoon on Andrews field
Brown and Yale wilh meet for the first
time in this city In football since the his
toric game played six years since, when
Yale was played to tie The score was
10 8. and the play was decidedly favor
able To Brown.
IL was I'm that game that Fultz made
his famous run OF IS yards and planted
the pigslxin squarely behind the Yale goal
posts. a run that has been historic at
Brown since that game Yale visited
providence under the ieaaership OF capt
Brink 1norne. and wniIe tne DIown team
played football no one assumed tor a min
ute tnat the team would play iaie 10
stanustill.
'fnat was the famous old team that had
sucn stars as Coombs, BIG smith,
Bunk fhayer, Matteson. Fultz, Gam
mons and Mccarthy, men who were just
as good as any college ever placed on she
gruiron, and VINO would have been ne
Toes at Yale or Harvard.
No one who saw the game will forget
the magnifcent work that was done. A ne
Brown line was the equal or faie ana
tf not better, than for Yale. Ihe pack
neld was quite as good as any that ever
stepped on a held and-wel. was
The Brown boys were accused after the
game. of playing rudely. Capt; Ihorne
went out OF the game with gashed fore
one could say with truth that the game
was not fairly played. But from that
game no Yale team has played at Provi-
dence.
Ii will be recalled that the Brown coach
was n Yale man, and he was accuseg OF
going To New Haven, studying the Yale
team and then developing team wnlch
could take advantage of the weaknesses
OF the Blue. IL cannot be denied, In All
fairiess. that this criticism was uneallea
for but the bitterness OF Yale in defeat
quite exceeded Yale generosity In victory;
The game was played on its merits ana
those who witnessed the game Will recaii
that the last half of the game BroWn
had all the better of IL, and only the limit
saved Yale from defeat. team for team;
The result OF tomorrow's game VIII De
interesting to all followers of the sport.
Comparison according to the scores maze maze
by Yale and Brown. would seem TO ,nul,
cate weakness on the part OF iSwar Br9%n i~1ss hy
a score OF to 0. Wednesday Yale de-
feated Wesleyan by score OF 80 10 =
Two weeks since Brown PLAYED tle WIZ VIII
the University of Vermont, neither team
Yale had It's own way with WESLEYAN
apparently. and rolled UP Dig sroru arne
Rut n NAV have been the hard game
played with Brown on last Saturday thsI
was responsible for the poor snow Ne
made against Yale by wesleyan. no no
team can play TWO games week ana w
well. Brown would have done better
had II had a game during the week IN
order TO steady the men, nut !. .Iinn ~ ialo
On the, face OF paper comparisons II
would appear that Yale had an easy prop
osition in Brown but the supporters oi
the team look for II TO score on faIe ana
m hold the Blue down to small ngures;;
brown has good material, has had gooa
coaching and better college backing ma,
ever a Brown team had. There u soou
reason to expect good things OF Brown
This wear and good things are expec,ea
of the team Aside from Capt. patty
weak arm. the men are In fair condluens,
and Coach Gammons has deveiopeu "a a
areat deal of time TO perfectinE the Murn ,,,r
of the men and the team. Inc brown
team tomorrow ought to be IN 5000 Iornn
and a game that will be close ana i'i'ei
estins should be seen, a.. r,o
CnpsiderIng that this Is the hrst pis
game for the Brown and White,, IL s nas
be that the team will not be at us pesl; n
II fact the team ought To improye o.
na- cent before the close OF tne seasoi, s
and the raw material has not yet 49, a,p
Sntten into the form II is capaole ss oI az
tainina vet Yale has Just such We MI -
.aisIine' s ~ I, NAV be said that both teams
The brown men will do their pest vi
morrow and a game that VIII pe Mi Mi
wortb seeing can be assured all VINO Wii
see the lineup.