The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-15

made their best stand OF the contest but
after holding two line plays they were
unable 10 stop an end run by Seabury
and he carried the ball 10 yards for first
down. This play proved an opener for
Hope and again they rushed the ball and
their opponents up the field and scored a
second touchdown. Donahue carrying the
ball. Packett kicked the goal The first
half ended with the score IL TO o. and
the ball i'm Hopes possession, near the
centre OF the field.
During the second half Hope dupli
Gated it's work Of the first and kept its
opponents continually on the run. Sea-
bury scored a touchdown and Packett
kicked an easy goal. swelling the score
TO Is points for Hope. During the ro-
mainder of the contest Hope brought its
total up six more points. securing a
touchdown and goar. the final score
standing "a to 0.
NJ. r.. S. 80, LA SALE o.
The biggest score OF the day I'm the in
! terscholastic league was that piled up
against the La Sale boys by the team
from the Moses Brown school, the score
! at the end OF the game being 33 to 0.
Both teams were about even in the mat
ter OF weight but the losing team had not
had the coaching that the winners had
| and the men were for the most part OF
] less experience I'm the game. Both elevens
| played hard for the game.
The game began by Rowen of La Sale
! kicking off to King who advanced the ball
I 20 yards. The Quakers, after making sew
! eral successive gains pushed Keough
/ over for a touchdown. after which King
/ failed to kick the goal.
! The Moses Brown boys then kicked ia
| Rowen. who advanced the ball 10 yards.
La Sale was then held for downs. The
! pigskin, i'm the hands Of the Quakers,
moved quickly up the field until Capt.
| Spaulding scored the second touchdown.
King received the ball on the next kick
on and advanced IL Is yards. The La
Sale boys held their opponents on the lat
ters' 25-yard line but the ball was soon
captured again hv King, who gained 40
yards on an end play.
When time was called for the first half
the ball was on La Sales 30-yard line I'm
I Moses Browns possession.
After 10 minutes interinission the sec
ond half began by Moses Brown kicking
OF to Rowen. IL was the same story over
again.
The stars of the winning team were
Spaulding, Keough and Jones. the three
backs. each playing hard and plucky
game. while King at quarter and Spicer
at centre did crcditable work.
For La Sale Mailloux. Connely and
Rowen played a hard game.
CLASSICAL ~. wooNSOCKET HIGH o.
Classical High of Pre- idence defeated
Woonsocket High at the latter city yes
terday afternoon at football by a score OF
Al TO O. Classicals rushers meant business
and the visitors found Il an easy task to
circle the ends for long runs. The Provi-
dence team was much heavier than the
woonsocket High school aggregation and
the game was too one-sided TO be Inter-
esting. Features OF the game were the
long runs OF Bates and San souci for
Classical and the line pluuges OF Lynch
and Handy for Woonsocket
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
The games scheduled TO be played in
the Rhode Island Association Football
league today are ~ follows: Thornton
Rovers We. Pawtucket g. II Malones IS.
Howard Bullough. Lorraines VS.. Penni-
KEGS. Manville W. Lonsdalc and Fairlawn
vs.. Pawtucket Crescents. meeting OF
the league will be held tomorrow after
noon in the Hotel Adams. Pawtucket A
report OF the schedule committee will be
presented at the meeting. and IL is ex-
pected that the schedule for the season $
games will be presented In full.