The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
Other Football Games.
n,,on--Nor,hwes,.rn. 10. B.lo,,, 0.

At Evanston Northwestern. 10, Beloit 0.
At Minneapolis Minnesota. IL Wisconsin. o.
At Wulamstown Williams, p: Wesleyan. ..
At Ottawa Rough Riders. .; Ottawa. College o
At New Brunswick Rutgers is; Delaware tni
vcrshS. -.
Al csrhsge- Carthage Athletic Club, H. Hobart
M Ale.andr'a Ray - >'elandIa Bay, ~.
iptwerp.e
A, os.,nlns Mohexan, IL; Mount Pleasant Mn
At Nyacs- RocKland Military Academy. a. Ho
boken 4. A. a, 5
INV HAVEN. Nov Is. Harvard freshmen. ~,
The Wlnokas defeated the Borough Park \. c.
by the score OF II TO at Prospect Park yesterday
afternoon.
BURLINGTON, VT Nov. iS--Vermon, outplaycd
Union to day in last. clean game. Twenty nine
10 q was the score.
A, canton -osd~nsburg Free Academy, 5: Can
wEsr porSr. Nov Is The ives, Point team
had an Easy time with syracuse TO day. winning
CARLISLE. Pa. NOV. rs Dickinson College De.
feated the ,shippenseurs Normal school team this
wArgRBunY Conn. Nov. i5--The Ho,chkiss
School eleven defeated Tan School al Watertown
to day by score Of ~ too
NoRpoLK Va, Nov North Carona went
down to detea, before the lusty giants OF George
town to DAY by a score OF /? 10 8.
Annapolis Nov. 1.-THE ~ John. College team
were defeated mis- morning by the Ge,'ysbafg
Colley, ccyrn b. a score 81 /? To y.
The wyando,,ss and nc franklin :. e played
afternoon The former won b., the scorc Of : T. ..
lkxixoroS. Va. Nov. IS Virginia Military IN
University freshmen this afternoon BY a score OF
II To .,
rom ,sS Hfsns Posechne INSTITUTE eS wss
defeated this afternoon by The tn.Versi'y Of VI
GINA, y tn o. H'1
MHMrHis. Nov IS. Tue game between rnl,er.
sty OF Tennessee and the University Of Mississippi
here this afternoon re.nl'ed IN score OF IL 10 10
In favor OF the former
~. nrie al \
NJ Prospect, PARK yes,crdsy afternoon, Inc
0rl.n'ais had no trouble IN o'"'ne their oppo
Hill's great run with the ball was one OF the
feature. Of me aam. between The Mohssan, and
The score. Mohesans, 81. Pequods. o.
The nelmon,s and rrs,srnals played q, pIosnsc,
had the game prac,lcalI. II ths,r own hands by
the score OF TO an oblcctionaole n.ciion by the
More than two thousand spectators saw the
Otients defeat 81. Johns College b. the scorc Of
roSPers s ~. eaS Of he ST,cp.
secured he bali and made clever dash around the
end for a touchdown.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ii. Ono Of the larses. crowds
of the season witnessed Michigan dcfca, Chicago
to day he a score ~ n too, Vile game was herccy
plays. The drisncr OF the Chicago team surprised
their warincst supporters
,, The Horace Mann team deisa,st Mol6rook's
,ers SrS,nds , a, oSsin'ng yr,!erday si.,r hard
To- hs and in
goal from the held FOR Horace Mann tine scoring
was done By Ageltinger and Ferris. the latter
making two Touchdown and kicking two goals.
SOUTH BErHEHrN. Pa. Nov. i5.-ln Hereby
fought game dickinson defeated I.ehigh to day,
scoring two touchdoans and kicking goal In the
frSt half. lehlgh had the ball on Dlckinson'S
yard line IN the second half hut lost II on downs
\ block ed Kick and an end quarter back run gave
Dickinson her points. Butler OF Lshigh. and
Seeley and Williams. OF Dickinson. were hurt.
SPRiNuyIeID Oni,. Nov, 10, Nuremberg dc.
fcated Ouerbein here This ate moon IN fcrcr
smuggling match By a Scorr ~ II la o. Rough work
cha racte ICED the game throughout. In the second
half C. Rowers OF Wntcnbcrg was disqualified
for smuggling. \ long wrange followed. Wiiten.
berg refusing To play. Otterbcin WAS about to
leave the Held when Umpire Black settled the
dispute,
The 81. Paul School eleven OF Garden City and
the Boys High School team OF Brooklyn lined
up against each Their ycste rday afternoon At Wash
ington Park, brooklyn. The teams put up a nnc
game, scarcely i've minutes elapsed before the
Boys High School team scored a touc hdown and
Kicked goal, This was followed shortly after by A
touchdown by The 81 Paui'> school who failed TO
kick goal The Boys High school scored anothcr
touchdown and kicked n goal shortly before Inc
half ended ing the score I: to In favor of The
latter team. In the second half the game was ma ~
evenly contested st. PAul's were not lett ing m any
chances slip. but dsphc this fact their opponents
managed to score a touchdown and kick a goal
81 Paul's failed 10 score In this half making tho
nnsl result $50 In favor Of the Boys High school