The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02

To show themselves Tor notnng beter
could he asked than the spirit and dash
which the men on the team put into the
plays OF last Saturdays game.
Since the overwhelming defeat at the
hands Of Harvard a week ago Brown
stock In football has been gradually
sinking. for The energy put forth in the
practices was anything but encouraging.
AL the listiessness. however. disappeared
when the two teams lined UP and the
men seemed TO have taken on new
lease OF life II would have been OF
much encouragement for the men on the
hill had they simply won the game. but
TO win with such a decisive score and
by better score than the Dartmouth
team did was productive OF the utmost
JOY
Since IL is the height OF ambition on
the part OF the team To trim Dartmouth
this season the score OF SATURDAY. the
spirit Of the play and the conditions OF
the games TO follow all susurs well for
the concluding game OF tile year. While
the men played like laggards during the
week, on Saturday they were yeritable
whirlwinds of activity. and Walsh. Russ.
Webb. Higgins and little Schwartz were
with the ball at all times and wherever
the sphere was sent. Schwinu also
played the game of his life and da shed
into the plays that were sent around his
end with telling force. The doughty lit
tie end appeared a redoubtable giant to
the Williams men whenever they tried
TO circle his end and simply could not get
out Of the way. He was also a star In
getting down the field on punts and kick
offs.
When Hickman and Savage went into
toe game there was hardly time that
they did not make decisive gains and
simply tear up the opposing line. Be
land il showing up remarkably well in
his position and surprises everyone with
his show Of strength. In the contest on
Saturday he never failed TO open up whole
csverns for the man who carried the pail.
Fletcher did not show to the same ad
vantage for some reason. Hascall and
Colte can ever be relied upon 10 do their
heavy share Of the work and Saturday
was no exception 10 the rule. In addi-
tion Charlie booted the ball very well
for one just learning 10 do the trick In
fact. IL may be said with truth that he
respect than did the man on the other
team who filed the same office.
All the men on the Williams team that
could be interviewed were unanimous I'm
praise OF the team and do not hesitate
TO say that Il will be a win for Brown
on Thanksgiving Day or nothing at all.
Brown ls not nearly so heavy a. Dart
mouth. averaging only 1875 pounds. while
the Hanoverites weigh 225 pounds. All
the men who are on the hospital list are
recovering and will soon be In the game
again 80 that there Is no apparant reason
why the team that opposes Dartmouth
In the near future should not be all that
any ~ the supporters could wish The
lineup Saturday was as follows:
BROWN. WILLIAMS
HsscaH. r. e....,.....l e.. Lewis, Jaeckei
Fletcher. r. g..........-.........L g., Jones
Golfer. c................c. Campbell. Pease
Leland. g.................r. e.. bennett
Higgins, Savage. | t.........r. g. Bixby
schwipn. Elrod. l. e..r. e.. Boice. Stocking
Schwartz. q. b....q. h. Jaynes. Williams
Walsh, Pearssll. I. h.a.....r. h.. Watson
Curtis, Chase, r. h.........r. h.. Gutherson
Russ. Hickman, Z. DIT h.. Peabody
Score Brown o.. Williams o. Touch.
downs-webb, Higgins. Russ Hickman
Goals from touchdown-- Webb Heck
man. Referee-Cross OF Yale. Umpire
Pulsifer OF Bates. Linesman-Marvei of
Brown. Time Of halves-ao and % min
utes.
HARVARD. 70. CARLISLE II.
The game at Harvard SATURDAY be-
tween the Crimsons and the Indians was
nothing at all II not exciting and SEN
sational. And IL was bare luck saved
the day for the local team. For the fret
half Of the game there was veriutable
apaking of the shoes OF the Harvard
rooters and II was only when seemingly.
the anger of the local players was
aroused that they We're able 10 redeem
themselves
The trick that the Indians turned ir
that game will necessitate some change
IN the rules OF the game for so far as
can be learned now II was entirely iegiti-
mate and therefore has 20 stand n was
bitter ptl however for the boys from,
Cambridge 10 swallow Had the visitors
hove hsd the strength 70 stand the Cruel
Ing for n little longer they would surely
and decsvely have scalped the cons of
Johnny Harvard" They PLAYED all
around the local team I'm the FIRST haIf.
bat weakened in the second. They were
very much lighter than the Crimson op.
ponents
YALE 2s, COLUMBIA O.
II is doubtful II there was ever team
that was more surprised than was that
Of Columbia when the time was called for
the finish OF the game on last Saturday
With Yale
After half in which neither team va.
able tn score the Blue players went into
the game and fairly squelched the local
hoys. II was purely the enduring qusll.
ties Of the Yale PLAYERS that won for
them the game. The same aggressive and
activity that ther showed In the first
hair OF the game was shown Throughout,
and II was Irresistible.
DARTMOUTH "a, WESLEYAN s.
Dartmouth found Wesleyan an easy pro-
position 10 solve and won Saturday at
Hanover. by a score OF "A TO s. The homo
team scored four touchdowns In the first
nalt and one In the second after having
put In several substitutes. The Wesleyan
were weak In defence. Dartmouth showed
her usual strength on the offensive. but
fumbled badly at times ane was penalized
twice for off-side play.
PRINCETON ~. CORNELL o.
Princeton defeated Cornell most deci-
sively last Saturday. having the visitors
~ their mercy during - @nfr. game.
princeton gained st rgli through the CEN
ire of The line and geidom failed to work
end runs for suhstantial gains Cornell
was helpless when she mad the ball and
succeeded In retaining " until the second
down only twice
In the half nurLS k-..~h.