The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-04

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sisa"~qsid Re,eree a. Whiting.
Gos I'm i aoagpsa or ss.v
for Torrey OF Lchlsh Time OF halves-eo min
utes.
WILLIAMS. 20; LAUREATE. II.
wILLIAMsTowN. Mass. Oct. s;-Williams.
Troy here to-day by a score Of 20 TO II. The
to the new rules Lewis kicked OF to Laureate.
fine bucking BY Capt. Peabody GItterson
yard line Leads d., kicked d. the goal Leads
the goal line after being touched. Jones fol-
lowing the ball for the second touchdown.
Lewis kicked goal. On the next kick the
to Williams and Peabody. after few plunges.
carried the ball over for Williams last touch
down Lewis kicked the goal, Williams
half which proved incapable OF holding the
touehdowRs were made made t By Laau1eate: both
goals,
WEST POINT, II; TUFTS. o.
WEST POINT. n. Y, Oct. s.-.The West
contrast 70 the Col ,sats West Vest Point game
ast The Fat fs was SLOW neither
was was marked by sharp. aggressive playing by
both sides, West p Point , winning. y TO Q
Mss from ast surdy "s sce on com m
Siderable fumbling. she had no difficulty in
Advancing the ball Hackett, ,Farnsworth
SnI to make substantial gains, Farms Farms
worth carried the ball over for all Of the
touchdowns Tufts could not make any
impression on the Soldiers line.
LAFAYETTE. II; oETTYsBuRo. 0.
EAsToN. Pa. Oct. .3.-lafayette defeated
game. by a score OF II too. Frequent FUN
head work were the features OF Lafayette's
was alert and aggressive, tackled we'll and
more than once, threw the Eastonans for
a loss The listlessness Of Lafayette was
on J'ettysburgs four-yard line and another
time, after Cooper had carried the oval be-
tween the goal post for touch down. the
umpire refused to allow the touch down.
because Of offside play.
poGpHAM. is; RUTGERS, O.
Fordham defeated Rutgers in fast, snappy
game at Fordham YESTERDAY IN the hrst
line but once, wnefl, nIbeI stsduy Nhe plunH.
Inc from the i0-yard line, McI.ane was pushed
over for touchdown. During the second
half Fordham played with, renewed conf
dsnce and by steady hammering at the tackles
and son,e brilliant end running by Norton
and Capt Pl1nkett managed t 70 score two
Wo,non play cd good football for Fordham,
while for Rutgers. BroRger and Stewart
distin ruished themselves. The halves were
twenty minutes each.
BROWN. II: wEsLEYAN, 0.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 3.-Brown efeated
wesleyan here this afternoon In fifteen min
,,te halves by a score Of II to o.. Wesleyan
Kicked of TO Brown. who by hard line plunges
five minutes brown scored again In the
second half, when Russ made +O-yard run
through tackle for q touchdown. He also
kicked the goal Eyster OF Wesleyan made
two brilliant end runs by fake tandem play
on tackle Brown made most OF her gains
through Wesleyan's line. which was weak.
and where Brown was the stronger.
MANHATTAN, ~; PRATT INSTITUTE. o.
In a very Interesting contest at American
Jengue Park yesterday the Manhattan Col
iege team defeated the eleven from Pratt
Institute by a score OF - to Q, Neither team
was particularly strong on the defence but
Manhattan possessed the weight Both Lines
wcre weak, but the back field Of the Msnhat-
tan team was powerful. The work Of 4ullin