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right, and in the second half Davis and
Finn opened up holes through A. Marshall
five yards. Time was called with the ball
on Harvard's forty-fve-yard line.
Yale. 19; Tufts, o.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept 3O.-In a
game that was one-sided for the first half
and more exciting as a football game in
the second, Yale defeated Tufts today IS
to O. Yale made three touchdoWnS and
was credited with safety in the first
half. but was not able to increase the
points in the second half. Tufts got to-
scrub team players much easier to stop
in the second half than they had found
Kinney, Boomer Hagen and Metcalf in
the first half.
Princeton, "a; Swarthmore, o.
PRINCETON, N. j., Sept. S0-Swarth-
more was defeated by Princeton today, "a
to 0. The visitors played fairly well fOl
the first game of the season, but some
disastrous fumbling was noticed and the
halfbacks ran too high for good inter-
ference.
The game was called when Princeton
had the ball on the ten-yard line. Ten
substitutes were tried for Princeton, but
Dewitt. Cooney, Hart and Miller played
the best ball.
Brown, %; Colby. o.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 30.-Brown
scored four touehdowns and a safety
her first game Of the season, winning by
score of % to 0. Brown found no diff
fculty in penetrating her opponents line
and easily made long gains around the
ends. Brown put in four substitutes in the
second half, when she scored one touch
down and had the ball on Colby's five
yard line when time was called.
Illinois, SO; kirksvlIie, o.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Sept 3O.-Illinois to-
day defeated Kirksville Osteopaths at
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good ball during the first half. They
carried the ball thirty yards before Hi
nois could obtain it. In the second half
Illinois played nearly all her scrub team,
and they played the osteopaths off their
feet.
Badgers Want a Game.
The Badger football team will play the
Sunday. The line up will be McTeague,
ByWater, McMichall, LIE Claire, Peil, Rob-
ertson, Armstrong, Kelliher, Nebaure,
Mathews Beatson.
The Badgers are ready to meet any 14O-
pound team in the city. Address R. Nc
league, $50 Linwood.
North Branch Wins.
Special to The Globe.
NORTH BRANCH, Mimi, Sept. 3d.
North Branch defeated Osceola at Tay-
lor's Falls for purse of $50 before a
crowd of 500 people. Batteries, Sebell and
IA.
Chicago 1903, Monmouth o.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3O-Monmouth college
team was no match for the University of
Chicago eleven and tOday's game resulted
1OS to o. Chicago outciassed their op-
ponents in every part Of the game and
scored at will.
Cornell, 26; Alfred College, o.
ITHACA, N. Y. Sept. S0.-Cornen de-
feated Alfred college on Percy Field to-
day, &c to o. The game was poorly con-
tested throughout, for only twice in the
entire contest We're the visitors able to
make first downs.
Dartmouth, IL; Massachusetts, o.
HANOVER, N. H, Sept. 3O.-Dart-
mouth opened the football season today
by defeating the Massachusetts, Agricui-
tural college II to 0.
Lehleh, 40; Manhattan, o.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Sept. 30
The Lehigh football team defeated the
Manhattan college eleven today by a score
of 40 to 0.
Iowa University IS, Coe College o.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Sept 3O.-State Uni
Versity of Iowa IS. Coe college 0.