The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

beat the Indians SO the Red Men are
probably on a par with Lafayette. Then
come the teams OF Cornell. Pennsylvania,
Lehigh. West Point, Bucknell and Am
herst.
The soldiers we're regarded as rather
weak aggregation till they beat the pow
crful team Of the University of Chicago
by a score OF 10 10 late in the season.
The teams of Cornell and PENNSYLVANIA
were a bitter disappointment In their
| supporters. particularly the Pennsylvania
eleven. which early in the season was
| regarded as one OF the greatest on the
| gridiron. The Quakers swept everything
before them till they ran up against CO.
! lumbia, and then they went from bad TO
worse. Cornell started out rather poorly.
but was thought TO be all right till the
humilisting defeat BY Princeton. The
| COMEDIANS worked hard after that and
got going In good shape just as the sea-
son terminated.
CANDACE IS. OXFORD 2.
The Candace Grammar school registered
another victory by defeating the strong
Oxford Grammar school eleven with a
score OF - To .. The features Of the
game were the customary star playing OF
| Allen and Jencks who added ten yards
almost every time that he ran with the
ball. There were two other stars In the
game Ia the persons OF Mckay and Smith.
/ Almost every man on the team played
an exceptional game.
END IN A TIE
Al Manyile on Saturday the home team
and one from Pawtucket played a game
/ that resulted in tie while at least 400
people friends OF both teams witnessed
| the sport.
The game played by both teams was Of
the first class order. but the line OF the
! home team weighted more than that OF
the visitors. -Four men furnished the
features or the game for the Dexters.
They were Bates. Norton. Nightingale.
and sherry. For the Manville Greene.
Richards and ielle surpassed In all-round
work.
p. & j. 4. PAWTUCKET MFG. co. 1.
The first game I'm the seres OF the Paw
tucket amateur shop series was played
on Saturday when the team from Potter
AZ Johnston played the Pawtucket Manu-
featuring company's team and won by the
score OF 4 to l. The playing OF both
teams was fast and the passing OF the for
wards was of good order
WARREN JRS. 2. BRISTOL. JRS. o.
The Bristol Juniors were defeated by
the Warren Juniors last Saturday by the
score Of To 0. Warren scored through
safety play.
DEXTERS, IS; IROQuOIS, o.
The Dexters Saturday won their ninth
straight game by defeating the Iroquois
by the score OF is TO 0. Although the
Dexters rolled up a small score the Iro-
quois were outclassed and at no stage OF
The IroqIois put UP a plucky fight, but
could do nothing with the Dexters' line
and not once during the game did the
Dexters lose the ball on downs on the
line the Dcxters were about ten pounds
heavier than their opponents. while their
backfield was lighter. The Dexters made
most of their gains on line plays In the
first half the Dexters got one touchdown
and failed to kick the goal. In the second
half their opponents were about "all in"
and IL was a question how many touch
downs would be made before the time
was up.
In the second half, the Dexters, by
steady line bucking, scored two touch
downs, Nightingale failing to kick the
goal I'm both instances. The feature of the
game was the playing OF Bateson, Night
ingale and Norton for the Dexters. For
the Iroquois. Doyle Johnson and Brown
excelled I'm all-around work.
BRISTOL. IL: FORT ADAMS, 6
A fast game of football was played Sat
urday AFTERNOON on Bristol Common be-
tween the Bristol Y. NJ. c. A. and the
Fort Adams team of Newport Though
the Army men on the average were much
heavier than their opponets and made
very successful centre plays they were
defeated by the Bristol team by a score
of IL To 6. It seemed I'm the first part OF
the match that Bristol stood no chance
OF scoring against it's big opponents. as
the latter broke through Bristol's centre
easily and gained ground steadily toward
the goal But the Bristol team followed
system of interference that began to
bother che Fort Adams team and IL scored
through trick plays.
Fort Adams scored the first touchdown
by centre play, and soon Thompson made
a rapid dash of "a yards for the goal and
scored for Bristol G.. Chapele kicked the
goal and the score of s each was made.
ON pass play G. Chapelle for the Bris-
tol team kicked goal from the field.
giving Bristol five points more. Neither
side scored IN the last half. and the game
was called with about four minutes more
to play on account OF darkness. The
Fort Adams team. with number Of
friends reached Bristol In launch
YALE's PROFITS $4,000.
New Haven, Nov. 23.--It was figured by
some Of the Yale football officials that
the Yale Football association would this
year after paying all expenses have
balance I'm the treasury OF about sJo,O00.
This will make the past season at Yale the
most profitable In the history Of the game
at this university or any university in the
country. Yale's profit from the Columbia
game was put down at $4,000 Yale's
share Of the Harvard game will net at
least $1,000 The total net receipts for
Yale for the season will be therefore
about s6i 900. leaving a net profit OF over
Sooo. Nales net receipts last season ag- |
gregated 5000 out OF this sum came an
expenditure OF about $4,000 for new grand /
stands on the football field.
Captain Rafferty,, Kinney and Bowman |
were the only members OF the Yale var
sity squad that remained over In Boston, |
the remainder, In company with Walter /
Camp. coming 20 town yesterday. The /
men were I'm fine condition. They had din /
ner at the New Haven House. Mrs. WAL /
ter Camp being OF the party
There Is some opposition to the selection
of Hogan as captain OF the team next
season. Kinney having some supporters.