The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-12

plunges the home delegation worked the
| ball TO the centre OF the field. where
Hopes line braced and held East Provi-
dence for the third down. Then. as a
last resort, Walker was given the ball
and he succeeded In making good. carry
ing the pigskin over 20 yards OF ground
on a left end run. When the home team
had rushed the ball TO Hopes 25-yard line
the visitors made fine rally and by hard
and effective work held the home team
for downs and captured the ball.
Then Il was up 20 the Hope backs TO
run the oval out OF the dangerous ter
ritory. and this they did.
While honors were about even in tho
first half. the home team had much the
better OF tho contest in the last period
Of play and gained considerable more
ground than did the Hope players.
PAwTUCKET 81. ENGLISH o.
Pawtucket won from English High yes
terday afternoon In a one-sided game.
the final score being 21 to 0. The game
was never In doubt for a second and
the Pawtucket boys had the ball In their
possession. except on two occasions. once
on a tumble and again on a kickoff.
The game was played at Davis park
and there were only a few supporters
OF the Pawtucket team.
The feature OF the game was an So
yard run for touchdown by Capt Ham
mond. II happened after the second
touchdown i'm the first half and there
was but one minute OF playing time. Capt
Hammond undoubtedly holds the Inter-
scholastic record for ground gaining and
this play yesterday adds to his laurels
The whole Pawtucket team played
steady ball and the English lads could
do nothing against them. whippie for
the English team did much to keep the
score down.
CLASSICAL 8, TECHNICAL o.
Classical won from Tech at Adelaide
park yesterday afternoon In a game that
was noted for questionable plays and
marked by q decidedly poor decision on
the part OF the referee. While Classical
had the better of the game. gaining much
more ground than its opponents. Tech |
meals chance 10 score was greatly les
sened by a poor decision by Marvel. who
was acting I'm the capacity OF referee. !
This was In the second period of play, !
when Classical fumbled the ball on Tech |
meals 20-ysrd line and Davis OF Tech /
fell on the ball In plain sight Of many
but Classical man deliberately pulled
the ball from hts arms and the pigskin /
was given 10 Classical again.
For a time Tech threatened to leave
lHN HNlus FuA iNttI tne pldNeIS QeClQe0 /
10 finish the game. and II went 10 Clsssf- !
al by a single touchdown.
Classical scored during the first few
minutes OF play after Tech had received
The ball In the kickofr and had fumbled
L. Mott Techs captain srd srllback,
received the rail- ard rem n hsc@ 10 wards.
Dn the newt piav. Tech furnNied and Nor
nan of Classical rot the bell on the 80
rard line. Then Classical hammered
rech's line repeatedly and although tn.
defending team tried hard 10 stop its
II was inn,oss'ble and after
'eve-nl s-nsll gsins Mesder cut through
he line for six-vard run and touch
iown san souci failed 10 tick the goal
md the score was 10 o. The hig crowd
" rooters made itself heard as Tech bad
hfe ana drum corps on the neid. while
he Classical s,'o~o-ters made cor !
'esrord'rsv 'orA ro'se by means Of whis.
les and megaphones.