Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-24
Soldiers From West Point Admin.
istcrcd Crushing Defeat
To Yale.
HARVARD BEAT CARLISLE.
University Of Pennsylvania WalIOped
Columblas Eleven to the Tune Of
10 to Nothing -- Other Scores.

the FIRST time the army has ever woi
from Yale
The soldiers two touchdowus wcr,
the results u long runs and quIcl
Work in taking advantage Of their OPP
poncnts mistakes.
ln the FIRST half after Yale had failo,
Go gain Hill speaking through the
Yale lino blocked a punt ON the Wis
itors twenty-five yard line. and with TN
whole Yale team at his heels ran "a th'
goal posts aud across the line Tor Wes
Points nrst score The goal WAS kicke,
by Graves
Yale soon ovcucd matters, however. b,
plunglug through the cadets lire almOs
at wall, carrying the ball forty-Nye yard
90 a touchdown. Shcyln kicked "a goal
Thereafter the hair was a punting duel
win the advantage slightly iu Yves
Points favor
In the second half after several ex
changes ~ puuts, Yale worked the bal
o. West Points tWelye-yad line. Her,
the cadets stood their ground and ate
three downs Yale made final etfor
20 go The distance. The cadets made
gallant stand and during this scrImmag'
Iurucy. who had been playing brilliant
ly all through The game, secured the bal
on the ten.yaId line by a tumble. anC
with Shevln AT his heels, ran The ful
length OF the Held Tor touchdown, VIM,
the friends Of the army team went vii,
with delight
This play was the feature Of the game
Graves missed am easy goal The hat
ended with the Dal I'm Nale's possession
ON their own fortyyard line The wealth
er was ideal and the attendance large.
INDIANS WERE DEFEATED,
Cambridge Mass, oct 22--Two bril-
liant end runs by Captain Hurley, an.
another by Nichols backed By a stur
dy defense at nearly all times, enabled
Harvard TO defeat the Carlisle indians u
the stadium today by a score OF u 20 o.
Both eIeyens fought fierce contes
IN the hrst half neither getting within
striking distance Of the opposite goal.
IN she second Harvard braced up he
eleven. Nichols clrclcd the Indians righ
end for thirty-tour yards, and Hurlel
went around the other Side Tor twenty
yards more aud won the FIRST score,
After am exchange of kicks and littl'
rushing Harvard got the ball on Car
isles fOTty-yard line on a tumble Dag
Onal tandem ushcs drove the ball Go the
tWcnty-yard line, from which point Hur
lry carried IL within four yards u thO
make the short distance and the secon6
score. Hurley having the honor, kenaI
kicked both goals.
a dIscomagug feature OF the game
from the Harvard standpoint was the I'M
ability Of her runners 10 hold fast th'
ball the Indians getting the ball sever
times ON mmbles Notwithstanding IN,
beautiful dry weather,
Harvard was also weak IN tho klcklns
department making only $50 yards In sey
en- kicks The Indians were only trim
better IN theh nrst half the Indians sui
fered four penalties for offslde play.
COLUMBIA. GOES DOWN,
Philadelphia, oct. 22-The University
OF Pennsylvania football eleven today de
feated the Columbia university team 10 e
o. Pennsylvania scored two touchdOwns 10
the first half and one In the second, on
goal resulting There was not moment
during the entire game In which tht
Pennsylvania goal was In danger The
teams were evenly matched In the linz
with the exception OF the ends, but
Pennsylvania was the stronger In the
back field Columbia's ends were notori
ously weak. The opposing runner seldom
failed to gain at these points.
The game was unfair and because Of
these tactics one Columbian was sent q
the side line and several penalties were
enforced against each eleven
OTHER FOOTBALL SCORES.
Ithica. n Y, oct. 2-Cornell defeated
FRANKLIN and Marshall today by score
of 81 To 3. Cornell was heavier than tht
visitors. but lost the ball frequently on
umbles The feature Of the game was
Shuformn's nmety.hye-yard run when he
scored the onl touchdown for Franklin
and Marshall
At Kalamazoo, Mich. --Ollyet College. 81
Kalamazoo college, 0.
At Wooster Ohio. Wooster D; western
Reserve University Of Cleveland, Is,
Al evclnnd.-Unyersity School Cleye'
land. II: Kenyon Military Academy II.
At Berkeley. University Of California,
u. University Of oregon, 0.
At columbia. No Missouri University,
81 Kentucky University 6.
At Pitsburg- Washington and Jener'
son. 0: Pennsylvania State College, y
At Ohcrlin, O.--Oberlin, 6; Kenyon q,
Al Ada, DADA. "a: Ohio Wesleyan G.
At AnnapOlls--NaVy. O: Dickinson, o.
AT prOHdence--Amherst, ), Brown, 0.
AZ University Of Cincinnati,
If. Kentucky State College. o.
At Milwaukee--l.awrence University ",
Marquette College, @
AT columbus, O,-Notre Dame, II; OHIO
AZ Belolt WIs.-Bellot College 81 Ma.
perville College, Q,
Al Ames. Va.-Ames, 81; Simpson, 0.
Al Iowa city, Ia.-IoWa University, ";
Iowa state Normal 0.
At Worcester, Mass,-Dartmouth, IS;
Holy Cross 4.
AZ Terre Understanding High
School. Indianapolis 10, Rose Polytechnic
Institute, g.
AT Charleston, Ills Eastern Illinois
Normal l2. Indiana State Normal, g.
AT Tifnn, O,-Dennison College 3, Hell
AT Culver Ind st Agnitlus College, 0;
Culver Military Academy u,
AZ Lncoln-Final score: Nebraska 90;
AZ lafayette. Ind.-Flnal score: Hin.
ols, a: Purdue 6.
Al Madison. Wis.-Final score: Wiscon.
Sin. 81; Drake. .,
At Mlnneapolis-Flna score. MINES
ota. ii6: Grinnell, O.
Al Washlngton-FInal score: George
town. 4. Washington and Ice, O.
Al West poInt-West Point II, Yale. s.
At Columhus-Ohlo state University. 49,
Case, g.
AZ Ann Acknowledged 100; West Vir'
GINA o.
Al So Louis Washington, 8; Indiana. o.
At Chlcago-Chlcago, 81, Northwestern,
0.