The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-19


luck and II is unfortunate that the two
teams could not meet again under more
favorable conditions. The most of the
scoring by the local team was done
through the mishaps that befell the
Brownies when they were in position 10
score.
AS 10 the playing OF the two teams
there was not so much difference for
while Pennsylvania could gain through
Browns line the visitors repeatedly circled
the ends for long runs. When the game
opened both teams resorted to punting
and aided by the end runs and line play
Of Keen, Russ and Zimowski Brown was
making good showing. Such luck as
that was not 10 last, however. and soon
the fumbles began with the odds In favor
OF Pennsylvania
The second half was all smooth sailing
Tor the local team In as much as Brown
persisted in fumbling while Pennsylvania
settled down to good old football and
played the game. Our boys played with
pluck and grit but under the hsndicaps OF
weight and poor luck were unable 10
make any impression. Keen Schwartz
Russ and MacGresor furnished most OF
me playing for Brown. while Smith and
Bennett took off the honors for the
Quakers.
PENNSYLVANIA. BROWN
wead. Torey. l. ell. e.. schwinn. Hascall
butkiewtez, l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l., Russ
Piekarski Zilligen. l. g..l g.. MacGregor
McCabe, Taylor. c...............c., Golfer
kase, T. g............r. g., Fletcher Leland
Zengler, r. t..".................r. l., Savage
Metsger. r. e...................r. e.. Scudder
Sorson q. b.'..............q. b., Schwartz
Bennett, Davis, lhb...Lh.b Keen Curtis
Drake, r. n. b.......r h. b., Pierson, Chase
Smith. Z. b.......f. b..Zimowski. Hickman
Touchdowns-Bennett, Smith T. Goals
Smith 3. Safety-Chase. Referee-W. r
Edwards, Princeton Umpire. r. Oke-
son. LehiRh. Linesman-A. r Whiting.
Cornell. Time OF halves--25 and 22la min
utes
TUFTS %. BATES o.
The game that Tufts and Bates played
on Saturday was OF considerable interest
II has not been possible to get much OF a
line OF these two teams before this sea-
son for the reason that they have not
played teams that could furnish much of
a comparison
In the game Saturday. however, Tufts
began 10 carry things with a high hand
from the start and Bates was never In II
Tor one moment Bates showed considera-
Bile strength I'm the second half but rallied
too late to affect the standing OF the
score at the end OF the game The feat
ures Of the game were the playing OF
Cannell and Buchanan. The lineup:
TUFTS. BATES.
Sullivan, l. e..........l e., Cole. Thurston
Hudley. l. t........................l l., Reed
REYNOLDS, Prince, l. g........L e., Johnson
nin, c''''....''................ Cutting
GalArneau, r. g.................r. g., Turner
Hal, Reynolds, r. t...r. e.. Connor, Foster
Vfles, r. e.......................r. e.. Doyle
Buchanan, Dunbar, q. b...............
'.''.............o. b., Rounds, f. Wight
Mains. Peterson. !. h. b. L. h. b., Maloney
Cannell. r. h. b........r. h. b.. G.. Wight
ID. Smith. r. Smith, (. b.....f b., Briggs
score-Tufts %. Bates o. Touchdowns--
Cannell 2. Mains q Goals-Sullivan g.
Cmpire-story. Referee-McCarthy lines
men--Wilson and Burrage. Time-20-min-
ute halves.
MAINE Q. COLBY g.
Colby lost to the University of Maine
on Saturday only for the reason that she
was unable to kick a goal AS was the
case with the playing OF almost all the
other games played in the east n was
q contest over a slippery field and IA
drizzle. The only score that the home
team made was i'm the first few minutes
OF play. After that Colby had no difa-
Guilty I'm holding. and besides making one
touchdown OF her own. came very near
to making another before time was called.
The hne-up:
MAINE. COLBY.
Taylor, l. e................l O.. Pugsley
Austin. Reed, l. t........l L., Coombs
KNOWLES, J. g..............l g., Newman
Learned, c'-......... Cotton
sawyer, r. g.,..................r. g.. Roberts
Noon' r. t.'''...........,.,......"r E.. 10y |
surleisn' Bean, r. e....-.r. e, Mitchell
6sley' q. p........................d. b. Craig !
Thatcher. l. h. b..........L n. h.. McVane
Barker, r. h. b....r. h. b.. Watkins. Dewitt !
cnaW' r. p......................f b., Cowan |
score-Maine s. Colby s. Touchdown
Thatcher, Newman. Goal-Rean. TIM
pire-Murray. Referee--Douglas Lines
nlen-French Kane. Timekeepers-C;ro /
and Hale. Time-9-minute halves
HARVARD 3. WEST POINT o.
The game that Harvard and West Point \
played Saturday was tho most hercely i
contested game, possibly that was ever |
seen on the grounds Of the military acad- |
emy. Just before the game the rain be- i
gan to fall and by the time that the 1
whistle blew for the start the field was /
mass OF mush. The ball became slim
perry and the fumbling was increased. 4
Hurley OF Harvard made the only run OF I
the game that was counted Prince of \
West Point got the ball about 20 wards
from Harvards goal and fairly few down 1
the field for a touchdown. but IL was
not counted. Harvard tried for another
goal before the end OF the game. but the /
ball went wide OF the posts. The llne-up: /
HARVARD. WEST POINT.
Lemoyne. !. e.......L g.. T. W. Hammond /
Parkinson, l. t...........L &. Thompson /
Robinson, J. g.."................l e.. Riley /
wilder, ........................c. Doe \
A. Marshall, r. g..............r e., Metler /
knowlfon, r. t........s.........r. &, Graves n
Bovoitch. r e...............r. o.. Gillespie \
G. Marshall. q. b.............a. b.. stnlweli \
Nichols. l. n. b.............l n. b.. Hackett
Hurley, r. h. b....r. n. h, Farnsworth