The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-27

by the overwhelming score of AZ to 0. 1t
was the best game that the Red and Blue
has played this fall. Cornell, except for
the first five minutes of play, was power
less 10 stop the Pennsylvania attack, and
her efforts To gain ground were equally
futile. As the game progressed the Quaker
attack grew more fierce. while Cornelfs
defence was made to appear correspond
ingly weak After rolling up IL points
in the first half the Pennsylvania eleven
came back I'm the second half and piled
up 10 more. Only twice during the game
were the Ithacans able to hold Pennsyl-
vania for downs, and they gained their
distance only five times, and those nearly
all by fake plays. There was a flash OF
fire I'm Cornelrs opening play, but after
losing the ball on a miserable tumble
when we'll within the Quakers territory,
the spark seemed suddenly 70 disappear.
CARLISLE. %; NORTHWESTERN. 0.
Chicago. Nov. 21.-Carlisle Indians In
Yesterdays game with Northwestern uni
versity demonstrated the superiority OF
the football that has made the Red Men
formidable gridiron warriors i'm the east
by defeating the Purple, q to O.
HOLY CROSS. 70; TUFs, o.
Boston. Nov T.-Before crowd that
nearly filled the big grandstand at the
American league baseball grounds on
Huntington avenue the Holy Cross college
football eleven defeated the Tufts col
lege team yesterday by n score OF 81
to o. individually Holy Cross players were
superior to their rivals. The Worcester
collegians had faster backs. and their
team play was better directed and Tufts
was strong enough 10 take advantage OF
the occasional ragged work i'm the Holy
Cross team play.
EAST PROVIDENCE II, PAWTUCKET 0
one Of the largest crowds that has
witnessed a game Of the lnterscholastic
league teams saw the team from inc
East Providence nigh school defeat the
winners of the pennant this year IN one
Of the best played games of the season.
The game was played on Andrews field
and was closely fought out from the
start to the finish In the first haf OF
Tho game the winners OF tho contest more
than held their own. while I'm the second
half they played all around their oppo.
nents. There was no score I'm the hrst
half Of the game but those who have
followed the fortunes Of the team from
/ the east side were confident that IL would
come out ahead. The game was I'm no
way a connection with the records OF
I the Interscholastic league bnt was sim
ply played for the financial benefit Of both
/ teams Thus II was success.
The team that lned up against tn'
East Providence players yesterday and
( the one that won from them I'm the last
/ ~ the series Of tho league was not com
/ posed ~ the same players. For there
were a number 81 substitutes In tne game
\ Yesterday. while in the contest before
/ Pawtucket had In the best players that
she could produce.
( Promptly at 1880 the teams lined up
\ East Providence taking the west goa
and the kickoff. Klngsford sent the bal
sailing over the Pawtucket touchdown
\ line. where IL was captured by Paw
/ tucket man and returned TO tho 25-yard
| line for a return kick by Pawtucket
lawson caught the hall. and then both
teams lined up for the active fray. East
/ Providence attempted To gain through
/ the Pawtucket line. but lost the hall on
downs. Then tho pme fate befell Paw
/ tucked. and again the ball changed hands
During the entire nrst half the ball was
see-sawed back and forth. and. although
| Pawtucket had II on the East Providence
I Vineyard line. ~ was lost on downs and
| East Providence ran Il out Of danger