The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-26
More Turf Records May Fall This Wesk
i Conditions Are Right.
Young CoTbstt Meets Hughey MuTphsy
This Week in Tho Ring.

take II upon themselves 10 make and
mould the team that shall bring defea :
or glory not only 10 Brown and her throng
of alumni but 10 The cifizfns that follow
the history 'of the sth'siies 81 thst ins'i-
tufe with personal inferest. shall here
cen srord be selected tc represent.
The lineup was a. follows.
HARVARD BROWN
lie Moyn-. Burgess. l. e,......r, O.. Russ
PA iklnsou. l. lt................rt L.. Webb
Robinson, Carrick, ]. s.t.sr G.. Fletcher
sngden. Wilder c.............,c.. Golfer
A. Marshall, r. s,.l e., McGregor Leland
Meiev. r. I. .......,....,s.....L t.. Higgins
Bowditch. Montgomery. r. Ell e.. Schwinn
Marshall. q. b.. "A. b., scudder Schwortz
Nichols. Harrison. !. h. b...r. h. b., Walsh
Hurley. T, h. b....L h. b.. Curtis. Pesrsall
Schoelkopf. Z. b..s.,...,.f h.. Zimowski
Score harvard ss; Brown O. Toucn-
downs Nicnois :. Meier J. schoelkopf.
Goals from touchdowns- Marshall 4.
Umpire Dacmun. Referee Hedges.
Linesms Wood. Time OF halves as
ana 20 minutes.
YALE IL, WEST POINT g.
The largest crowd that ever attended a
bcotbsll game at West Point SATURDAY
witnessed the annual contest between
West Point and yale which went 20 the
latter BY score OF IL 10 s. The weather
was all that could be desired. aud the
sons of Old Eli and their frineds were
here in great numbers. Farnsworth
tainted while the teams were preparing
for formation but soon revived and went
into the game. He was more OF lees
grcgsy throughout the contest, but
bravely st,ck 20 H.
The ball changed hands frequently dur
ing the fret half almost invariably with
advantage 10 Weer Point. but in the sec
ond half both teams started IL with re-
n.w.d energy In the third play Mitch,ll
kicked goal from the Geld on a safe
catch. This vas followed up by heavy
Inc work until Mitchell was forced over
West Points goal line for touchdown
Bowman kicked an easy goal. Final
score Yale Il, West Point 5.
COLBY 10, BATES Q.
colby defeated Bates 10 TO Q. in one of
the most exciting games ever seen on
Gsrcelon aeld. The field was rs ther slip
perry. but the teams were evenly matched
so far as weight goes and neither team
gained any advantage. There was no
scoring in the hrst half though at one
time Colby had the ball within one yard
OF Bates goal Bates then held them
for downs and punted the ball out of
danger. In the second. half IL was nick
and tuck. for 10 minutes. when Colby
scored the first touchdown. The second
touchdown was made on fuke, dark
ness interfering.
COLUMBIA IS. PENNSYLVANIA s.
Columbia defeated Fennsylvania on the
Polo grounds in New York last saturday
in the presence OF 1900 spectators by the
score Of ~ 10 6 in a game that was full
OF sensational Incidents
The nrst score came FIVE minutes after
the game began, punt by Coli mbia
rumbleo by Corson at Pcnnsyl lvania's
three-yard line. was secured by Dueli
smith, Coiumbiss captain, toppled over
the Pennsylvania men for a touchdown
and Jones kicked the goal Pennsyl-
vanias only score in the frst half was
mnde By smith The score at the end
or The hrst half was: Columbia 6. Penn
syivania g.
In the second half Bishop punted for
Columbia 70 Pennsylvania 40-yard line
The ball passed through Corson's hands.
bounded into the arms Of Metzenthin.
who was coming at fun speed. and was
by him over Pennsylvania goal
line FOR Columbia's second score Jones
kicked the goal
After this Columbia came together in
splendid style. The Pennsylvania line
was swept or its feet time and again
by the hurricane ru.hes Of Morley's men.
Columbia probs bly, played the besr
game ever put up by a Blue and White |
steven.
OTHER COLLEGE SCORES.
Maine q. New Hampshire O.
Amherst rs. Trinity O.
Princeton u, Dartmouth a.
Holy Cross s. Tufts s.
Bowdoin ~. Naval Reserves o.
Az Ithaca Cornell II; Western Re !
serve o. tI
At South Be,hlehem-r.ehigh II: virs
Nova %
AZ Syracuse Williams Il; Syracuse 5. 1
Al Springheld-T Training School 10: |
Worcester PoiNtechnic Institute g.
a, Middleto~n-Wesleysn s. New York |
o
Az New Brunswick n. J-.Hsverford /
s; Rutgers A.
A. Andoyer-Andev.r 5; Harvard
Al southborc-5st. Marks 5; -'hsysr
Al Exeter \. H.--E1e,er o: Harvard
'econd team a.
~ MasIson. Wis -Univerrty ~ VIE
'onsin 81. Knox
A. Cincinnati rCriversit. ~ Cincinnati
}: Northwestern UNIVERSITY *
~ Carlisle Dickinson IL: Franklin .ud
Marshall. 8
A. rhicago--tr,~ersity ~ Chicago IL
University ~ Illinois Is
Az Ncrfolk+Secrsetown 10 University
Y North Carolina a
Az Burlington. Vt Masssrhusett,
'tate college s; University OF Vermont
Al Annapolis Lafayette 9: Na.,y s
AZ Csrhsie-Indisns ~: svsrthmors 3.
AMArErR FOOTBALL GAMES
~ Wakefield on, Saturday the Rhode
sland college plsyed the Friends school
nd won BY close score. At the nrst
4 the game everything was going in
avor OF the Providence team and they
vent down the field for long gains. The
tate college braced however and took
hings into their own hands with the re-
uit that they scored This seemed IN
niger the players from THE city and
hortly after their arose a DISPUTE and
he visitors left the field. I'm a mum.
WARREN ARTILLERY g. e q Al
The result Of the game Saturday be.
ween the two teams from Warren ana
.ast Greenvich resulted IN O tie scor.
he rsme was played at Warren before
number ~ enthusis~ics from both
,vns