The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-13

Twelve points to nothing for Wesleyan
was the way the game ended yesterday
at Andrews Field. and the local boys
came home wet but happy.
There was but a handful OF the faithful
out 10 see the contest and these braved
the wind and weather with good purpose.
A northeaster blew across the fleld and
cent the cold chills down the spine OF all.
while on Pluvius opened up the water
tank above 80 that az much discomfort
might be added 10 the scene as possible.
IL was most too deary for much cheer
ing and the best that the team got In the
wav of announcement was the fact that
the bows had turned out TO be with them.
The players on the field had enough eN-
srcise 10 keep them from feelins the III
effects OF the weather but the spectators
were the sufferers.
From the way the game began IL ls
very probable that the visitors might
have scored had not the team fumbled on
Brown yard line IA the frst hVe MN
utes OF play This gave Brown me- ol
which the team took decided advantage
and from this time on there was no dah-
ger OF scoring except by Brown
Wesleyan was outwelghed cohsluer"piy
but put up a plucky fight.
The two teams lined up at Z. Brown
taking the kickoff and Wesleyan the east
goal Russ sent the ball TO EysteT' WHO
was downed by Schwinn. Bailey mace
Eve yards through Conklin GildersleeVe
tried McGregor for no gain. but on me
NEXT play made II first down around
schwinn. Bailey then tried Hazard Tor
no gain. but on an end play Glider
sleeye made twenty yards. Gildersleeve'
on two rushes. made three yarus,
through tackle and Bailey plunged
through Hazard. Day again made IL nrst
down around Russ Van Surdah ,nen
end nd the next
rush Bailey made five more 'hrous"
Webb.
with the ball on Browns hve-yard
,ra Evster fumbled and Golfer fell on
the ball. Savage went through right tackle
for eight yards. on the next play Brown
lost the ball on tumble North u,eu
the line for no gain but on the next pay
NJ, n,aae two wards through left tackle.
North made II first down through Mac
c.rsgor North was again given the pall'
hut failed to gain. Van Sutuan Mo
,hrown hack for a loss and Brown stopped
the next play. receiving the paIl on
downs. For the next few minutes Brown
rushed the ball steadily ooWh tse 80 G.,
The hall see-sawed back ana iortn III
.,,aa,a acid TIL the half was over ana no
scoring done. ,,oroa
In the second half Dearborn hckeo
off TO Webb. who ran back ~ yarus
savage and Pearsall each made nVe yaIus
on tackle plays Webb then carried ,lle
ran 10 wesleyan's 40-yard line by run
of IS yards around ingram. p'Vm ~ ~ hI,
penalized for holding. Webo thei mt
North for Ave yards, but on the next play
puss was forced 10 kick TO Van Surdan
on his own 15-yard line. Day trieu
Schwinn for no gain and HlluersIeeNe
made three yards around end van sur
dan made first down, around schWihn' on
three attempts against the line wesleyan
let
skirted Schwinn for three yards, and on
the next rush Savage placed the ball on
the 27-yard line Webb made 10 yards
through Dearborn. and Savage followed
this with Ave more on a tackle play. Win
the ball on the seven-yard line. webb
plunged through guard for the nrst touch-
down. Russ kicked an easy goal.
Russ kicked off to Eyster, who was
tackled by Schwinn. Day and Van Sur
dan netted three yards on two plays.
Dearborn then dropped back for unt,
but allowed the pass to go over his head.
Browns ball on l2-yard line. Savage on
two pushes took the ball over the line,
but fumbled behind his own goal posts
aud Gildersleeve fell on the ball, scoring
a touchback. Dearborn kicked from the
25-yard line TO Webb. on Browns 45-yard
line. Schwinn circled Eyster for 10 yards.
and Curtis gained two more around
Ingram. Savage made IL first down on a
centre play Webb hurded the line for
eight yards and Savage added seven more
Brown was then penalized five yards for
offside play and the ball was on Wes-
leyan's 15-yard line. Savage gained six
through woodhead and Webb made Ave
on a cross-tackle play. Savage then car
ried the ball 10 the one yard line, and on
the next play Webb was pushed over the
line for Browns last touchdown. Russ
kicked the goal.
Time was called with the ball in Wes-
ieyan's territory The lineup;
BROWN WESLEYAN.
Schwinn, l. e..................l ., Eyster
MacGregor. ]. t.....,..........L T., North
Conklin. l. g...............l <, Woodhead
Golfer. c..................... C, Bong
Hazard. r. g...............r.. &, Goodman
Webb. r. t.-...............r. VI" Dearborn
Russ. ingalls,. r. e............r. o., Ingram
Rackle O. b.............q b.. Van Surdan
whalen. Curtis. Chase. |. h. b.........
...............l h. b.. Gildersleeve
Pearssll Weikert, r. h. b....r. h. b., Day
Savage. Bhmke. {. b........,.f b.. Bailey
Umpire-Perry Hale Yale. Referee
Pendleton. Bovdoin. T.inesman-Keen OF
Brown TouchdownS-Web ,. Goals
from touchdowns-Ru .. Time OF halves
go and 10 minutes.
OTHER SCORES
Harvard defeated Bates yesterday al
Cambridge II 10 O. Harvard expected
o larger score but Ratcs put up much
stronger offence than anticipated, while
the slippery condition of the ball and
field interfered with the cleanness oi
the play to no little extent. Harvard
was weak on the defence but the Of
fence showed some Improvement.
In the first half Harvard kicked of
and Bates made four downs. carrying the
ball 25 yards before Bates was forced tc
kick. Harvard getting the ball on hei
30-yard line.
The ball was rushed back some 20
yards by short rushes. Reynolds dropped
back TO punt. but ran instead. making
20 yards Another series Of short rushes
sent Mills over the line. Noyes missed
the goal AZ the beginning OF the sec
ond half. after a series Of short rushes
Mills was again sent over and Noyes
kicked the goal
PRINCETON E. LAFAYETTE O.