The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-12

or tho season yesterday afternoon. ana
the story OF the contest is simply
.. slaughter OF the innocents. Tho game
was so easy as to be hardly I'm the class
OF contest and tho team might just as
well have made 100 as TO have been what
1t was.
1t was simply case OF putting the
ball into play and taking IL down the field
for touchdowns from which easy goals
were kicked. In all there were ~ times
that the local men scored and 10 goals
We're kicked, pillng the score up 10 20.
The visitors were so weak that they could
hold the ball but once in a while and were.
always forced to kick
Much credit is. due the team. however,
for the plucky fight they put mp. since
20 have made the showing they did under
the circumstances OF being outweighed
and handicapped as they are for teams 10
practice with or men to draw from. IT
was said yesterday that the college fur
nished only about 125 students, and only
20 men came out for the practice. while
there is no day here but that there are
enough men 10 draw from to make three
or four teams.
To the credit Of tho visitors IL may be
said tnat through their center there were
very few OF the Brown plays that netted
anything. And the heavy men or the
Brown line very seldom dentcd the op-
posing line. All the gains were made
around the end positions IN which the
Brown men far oltclassed the visitors. II
was a heroic struggle against overwhelm-
ing odds, In which the whole Of the visit
ing team did yeoman work.
This does not mean that Brown did not
play a brilliant game. for the coaches
have the team deveoped TO such state
now that It would furnish a good fight
for the heaviest and the best of the
teams OF the country Every man on the
team played the game like veteran ana
made brilliant and spectacular plays,
Chase. Swartz Rackle. the ends. and the
halves all proved 10 be fast and heady.
combination against which IL was almost
useless 10 struggle.
There was but one fea0re 10 mar the
play and that was the fumblirg which the
team indulged
THE game opened with Smiths kick 80
Hammond, which was thrown I'm his tracks
on the 15-yard line. After two unsuccess-
full tries 10 advance the ball. Hammond
kicked TO Adams. who ran the bali TO
the 20-yard line Two plays carried Wei
lSort over the goal line for tho first touch
down. Russ kicked the goal.
Adams kicked of 10 Trask. who was
down on the 20-yard line. After Ham
mand had circled Dennie for i've yards,
Brown braced and held for downs. Again
on the second play Weikert skirted COL
ton for the second touchdown. Russ kick
ed the goal. Hammond kicked OFF 10
Adams who ran the ball back 10 the 20
ward line. Brown worked the ball to tho
<o-yard line, where Adams was forced to
punt TO Palmer on the 10-yard line. Colby
kicked 10 Schwartz In middle field. Seven
PLAYS directed mostly at ColbN's tackles
or ends resulted in another tally. Russ
carried the ball over and kicked the goal
on the next kickoff, Adams punted to
TzlN. Ia n lob oil
most Immediately returned. and Adams,
receiving the pgskin, ran ~ yards for
touchdown. a fair catch for a goal kick
was failure. Browns fifth score was
the direct result of Reeds tumble OF
Adams kick on Colbys 50-yard line. Russ
dropped on the ball, and long gains by
Curtis, Weikert and Schwartz made short
work OF tho remaining distance. Russ
kicked the goal.
With less than seven minutes to play
in the first half Brown never let up an
instant. After a series of fumbles I'm mid
die field. Chase got away from the Colby
bunch and ran 80 yards for touch down.
Russ kicked the goal.
Browns sixth touchdown OF the half
was made by plunges directed at Colby's
tackles and ends.
The second half was of 10 minutes dura
ton. Hammond kicked off TO Kirey. who
ran the ball back to the 30-yard line.
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and Gilman went through left guard for
a tally FLETCHER missed the goal. The
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