The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-12
Brown Simply 0utc|assed Colby Yes
terday, Winning 70 to 0.
Dave DeSh|er Won Decision Over Teddy
Martin Of Philadelphia.

Touchdowns-Daiy. Mckay g. Fisher.
Goals from touchdowns- Bartholomew 3.
Reagan. Umpire-Stockings. Referee
DIR. Pollard Linesmen-Hudson and
Bussell. Time-2o- minute halves.
WILLIAMS l2. MASSACHUSETTS AG-
GIBS 0.
Williams defeated Massachusetts Agri-
cultural college at Williamstown yester-
day. i2 10 o. scoring once in each half.
The visitors were never dangerous. al
though her halfbacks struck the line we'll
at times for good gains.
Score: Williams u. NJ. A G. o. Touch
downs-A. Brown. =. Brown. Goals
Bxby ?. Referee-Donnelly. Umpire
Sugdcn. Linesmen- Decart, Williams;
Russell. NJ. a. g. Time-l5-mnute halves.
YALE 20, SPRINGFIELD TRAINING
SCHOOL 0.
Yale defeated tho Springfield Training
school eleven yesterday AT New Haven,
% 10 0. The Yale forwards considerably
outweighed the Springfield line men. and
there was little test OF Ya.e's defence The
Springfield eleven was weak I'm offence.
and only once made FIRST down. Yale
played football devoid OF show plays or
tricks. and used "a men I'm the game. Tho
general attack was end runs and quick
lumges between tackle and end. In punt
ing. the Yale backs showed versatility.
Needer, Wernecken and Wiley all doing
well. even when kicking close 10 their for
wards. Hutchinson ran the team well I'm
the first half
The score-Yale %; Springfield o. Referee
DIR. Hammond. New Haven. Umpire
T. r. Hull. New Haven. Touchdowns--
Veeder ?. Morse, Roome, Jones. Goals
from touchdowns-Veeder2 2 Jones 2. Time
20 minute halves.
PRINCETON %. IEHIGH s.
Princeton defeated Lehigh yesterday at
Princeton in a ragged game OF football
by the score Of % 70 s, allowing her goal
line 10 be crossed for the first time this
season, The Princeton men played poor
ly until near the end Of the contest and
at times were outclassed by the Pennsyl-
vanians. Fumbles were frequent and
Princeton lost tho ball on four occasions
when within short striking distance OF
the goal
Touchdowns Dillon. Bard. Daub. Ten
ney, OBrien, spiers. Goals from touch
downs-Cooney g. Herman. Umpire-Fultz
Referee MurpLy. Time OF halves-20
minutes
CRIMSON SCORED ON
Although Harvard defeated Bates on
Soldiers field yesterday afternoon with
out difficulty, the visitors had tho distinc-
tion OF crossing the Crimson line for the
first time This season, tho final score being
"a 10 6 Bates touchdown was made by
Capt Kendall. who received the bail on a
double pass and sprinted 20 yards, during
which he .nrew off both Starr and
Wendell and just crswled over the line
as Nesmith tackled him from behind.
Bates proved able to gain ground at
times on well-exccuted double passes and
quarterback runs. for although tho Har-
ard line held we'll the secondary defence
was weak and tho ends were often
boxed up.
ON the other hand, the Crimson goal
was seldom in danger. while. on getting
the ball, Harvard plowed through the
Bates line for long gains. Tho Harvard
team played with more speed and nearly
all the players were quick in taking ad-
vantage of their opponents errors.
Fulback Connor of Bates was injured
early In the game. but did not retire until
Just before time was called in the second
half The lineup;
HARVARD. BATES.
O'Brien. l. e................l. o. Mahoney
Spear, Brill, |. t...............l l., Foster
MCFadon, !. g..................l. g., Johnson
Cunnffe. White. c.....,.......c., Thurston
White, kersburg r, g.......r. &, Jackson
Montgomery. FNltz, T. t.r. T.. Schumacher
Starr. q. b.............q. b., Wright, Cobb
Wendell. T. h. b..........r. n. b.. Kendall
Carr. b...........f. h.. Connor Phillips
Umpire-R Brown. Harvard. Referee
ID. w. Lane. Llnesmen-Foster Har-
ward; Donncly. Bates. Touchdowns-
Isy.le I'LL