The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-16

trick plays successfully. r olOes' VIII T.
had the ball, after a delayed pass, max
lng a run from the center OF the field
to Harvard's 10-yard line, where he was
tackled by DAILY. Espy from here tried
to drop kick for goal, but was blocked.
Vansurdan got the ball and ran to Har-
wards 1-yard line. and from here Forbes +
scored through center. Wesleyan failed
to kick a goal. The lineup:
Harvard. Position, Weslya an,
Jones, Matthews. left end .Eyester' Coois
Mills Whitwell. left tackle Good
Marshall, Hovri.. left guard ......;: Espy
Coburn. right guard Brown
Wright. Shea right tackle Rogees
G. Marshall Daily. Quarter .......:. Calder
Herman, knowles, -; = - :
stillman, Piper. left half .'....: ,;on Lacey
Stlman, Meier,
Score: Harvard 30, Wesleyan 5; touchdowns;
stillman 2, Leatherbee 2: Herman. Forbes goal
from touchdown, Barnard 5; goal from field, q.
Marshall; umpire Brown Of haryar cGo reiHree e.
Harvard. Nixon of wesleyan; time, twenty and
ffteen-minute halves. 49,.
Vermont Team Easy for Vale.
New Haven, Conn.,, Oct 16.-The Yale
football eleven defeated the University
of Vermont eleven yesterday by the score
of 80 to 0. The play was one-slded.
. The record of the Vermont eleven in
recently holding down Brown in a 10 to
game gave prestige which they failed to
uphold Yale pushed them up and down
the gridron at will, and scored 1our
.touchdowns in the first half and two IN
the second.
Until they retired from the game the
Yale center trio, Holt. Glass and *Goss.
were in every play strongly. Glass alone
many times broke up the weak attempts
of the Vermonters to buck the line and to
run the ends. They were the weakest
team Yale has met. Yale played SUD
team in the second half. Lineup:
Yale. !" * Position, U. of Vermont :.
sheviin. Hamlin. LEFT tackle ........ Ranney
Glass, Brown...... left guard ......... Parker
o ois KS5e1 f riehf guard Kngsland
Hogan 7 Bis sm right tackle :'''':'' Adams
Metcalf, Rockwell quarter :'.'..'''.' Barrett
w MaIhe sp6p i frht ma half woodward
Farmer, McClintock: fullback ...... Strait
Referee Dr s HAMMOND; umpire e. Morris or s1n OF
versity Of Vermont: touel,downs. Farmer: Ware,
McC1intock Hogan. wilhelm and: shevlin: goals
from toachdowlis Ward g. time Of halves, fteen
TIGERS Score Five Touchdowns.
Princeton, N. j.. Oct. *16.-Princeton
rolled up 80 points against the Haverford
| eleven here yesterday in a game that was
! featured by an 85-yard run for touch
down by Quarterback Burke, and the
heavy line plunging of Foulke, Hart and
~Kafer., The *Haverford men played a
plucky game. Time Of halves twenty and
fifteen minutes. The ,line-up: -
f., Princeton Position. Haverford-
Davis. Left end; = 1npal
Short wa;sr aft Pries annet
Baker " center. :...:....> Perkins
Dewitt right t gaard' wotth S1m ata'
M 1ieea kanet.: light rfa end Merri'
burke, King Quarter ....:..... Phil!ipt
Hart. MeClaxe. 80: ley half ....o SMILEY 4;11e!
Kafer, Delaney .fullback. p. Jones
Touchdowns-Hart, Burke, Short 2 Reed
Goals from Touchdowns-Dewitt 5. Referee
I. Thomas, of Princeton. Umpire-Mr. Prince
Of Harvard.
Make Hundred-Yard Run. -.
Philadelphia, Oct. .1e.-The Universit,
Of Pennsylvania eleven experienced NJ
=, difficulty in defeating Gettysburg colleg'
Yesterday. The visitors made gains onl.
, in: the beginning, of the first half, bu
! after that they:2were. .poWerless agalns
: the strong defense of Pennsylvania. u n
final score was SO to- o., =
The, feature Of the game was run o
. -, 100 yards by Dale. from Gettysburg
: Kickoff, for a touchdown. Dale sus
tanned severe injury. to his ankle. Tim
Of halves, twenty-five and twenty min
Pennsylvania Position Gettysburg
! Richardson and
Westpier ....... left end. ........... Lenke
Torrey Tarlor. i. left tackle: yRie
I;itchell Hoffman :. left guard Fishe
y "McCabe. center Elan
| Piekarski ....... right guard. ........... Hi
Baird right tackle -. Craig, Diel
9 Mosegar and
v Thomas right end. ~McLaughli
Dale. Howard -. qua rter. Youn
! Fortner and :,,..z.. - q. -
Weissenfuh 80. left half. Rnard >Bingama
Gardiner right half =, White; Graf
| Hare Bennett .fullback. j.. .s..:. J. jaime
o f. Touchdowns-Hare,. Dale Fortiner. Weissel
: Iauh Gardiner, Torrey Goals frpmst Touchdow1
+ Gardiner 6. Referee-W. r. Okeson, Of L
- high. Umpire-T. P. Hare, of Pennsylvania.
r. ~ Columbia Plays We'll. 80.
K. New York, Oct. 16.-Columbia playe
good football at the polo grounds yeste1
:. day and defeated Swarthmore by a sco1
IS | Of "a to- @. The local team held il
II ground we'll at critical moments. Thre
f. times Swarthmore made substanti;
! gains and got within scoring distance
e Twice the ball was wrested from them Q
downs and a third time try for go;
y from the field went wild. In the secon
= half Sinclair of Swarth1nore brol
l. through the Columbia line and blocked
If kick at the same time falling on the bal
lg It was carried by guards back. plays
the t15-yard line, where Columbia held fl
IN downs and dispelled a cloud of anxiet
The line-up:~~. '--..- d.
Columbia. -. oWarlninOre.