The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-01

venOrdale Field. East Providence, yestcr-
day afternoon by a score OF II 10 O.. End
runs were frequently made by Mahoney,
Greene, Goodwin and Kilroy, and tackling
by McGrane. The lineup:
DEFENDERS. CAPIToLs.
McGrane, l. e...........L O., J. Mahoney
Darcy, J. t...."."........l. l., Houston
POWERS, J. g,.....".."......,l g., Silva
Mcdonald, c..........""-.....c., Howard
Monahan. r. g............ *, Stubs
tracey, r. t........"".....r. T., Callahan
Auslln. r. q, Burns
GOODWIN q. p....."........, q. b., Hayes
w. Greene (Capt), r n. b..........
'.'.'...'".,.""....,r. h. b., Sullivan
kilroy, !. h.. b..............l. n. b.. Harry
r. hshoney, q b.....t. H.. Capt) Perkins
Score-Defenders IL; Capitols 0. Referee
Perkins. Ttmekeeper-Smeed. Time
25-minute halves.
TIGERS VICTORIOUS.
The Tigers OF Olneyville contested a
football game with the Brigham Tnde-
pendents on the Dexter training ground
yesterday morning. and added another TO
their almost unbroken string OF victories.
defeating their heavier opponents by the
score OF 10 10 o. The Bridghams had two
fast outside players, one OF them being
the fast guard OF tho ST. Johns.
The Tigers have lost but one game this
- A.NAAH HtAa hAN'A We VIZ NtA hAA' gu INV
10 the ST. A~nthony's. which team they
have since defeated twice. The lineup:
TIGERS. BRIDGHAMs.
Head, !. O., Mckenna
Ford (Capt), l. ..........L 4, Storti
Ballard, J. g.."""""..""...l g.. Welch
Mclaughlin, McDevitt
McElmeel. Kelly, r. g"......r. g., Thurber
Hanley, r. l.. Pettine
+. McElmeel, r. e............r. e., McCloud
@. Kirk, q. b...."""~""...q. b., Davis
j. Kirk, !. h. b........,...L h. b., Wing
Donnelly. r. h. b....r. h. b., (Capt) Daley
Rodgers. Z. b..............f. b., Champlln
Referee-Head Time-20-minute halves.
Attendance 400.
p-
The Marathon club football team won
from the Lafayettes at Adelaide park
yesterday morning by n score OF II to O
The Marathon boys outplayed their heav-
Ter opponents at all stages OF the game.
The ball was I'm the Lafnyettes' territory
nearly all the time, while the Marathons'
goal was never in danger. The lineup
was as follows
MARATHON. LAFAYETTE.
Saunders. r. e..........,.l. e., Richardson
Blunt, r. t..................l. l., Martin
+. Johnson. 7. g,........'.'...'l e. nlte
Scott. Mars
Harris, !. g.......,. '.....''..r. q, JACKSON
Smith, !. t...".......'..'.r. l. bestieE
Ballou. l. .............r @, Callahan
Morris. q. b...............q. b., Smith
Wheeler. T. n. b.......l. n. b.. Williams
r.. Johnson. l. n. b.........r. h. b.. Hilton
Browne. { b., Palm
Observation-Disclosures. Johnson and
Blunt. Observation-Disclosures Referee
Peck Linesman-Watkins. Time OF
halves-2o minutes. "
PAwTUCKET STILL UNBEATEN.
About the most brilliant game OF the
season among the High School teams that
has been seen this season was witnessed
Yesterday morning when the Champion
Pawtucket team defeated the All-League
selections at Andrews Field.
II was a struggle royal during all the
time OF play and Il was anyone's game up
until the whistle blew for the ending
During the first half the lighting was all
I'm the territory OF the Pawtucket team
but after that IL see-sawed back and
forth until tie call OF time.
The two teams were 80 evenly matched
that all the gains made were by short
line plunges. and the all-league players
came very near to scoring on the cham
plons.
Bates. who played left halfback. got
within short distance of Pawtucket's
touchdown line on the fourth down. Paw
tuckct High rallied there and carried the
ball away from the danger line. Capt.
was given the ball and on the
first try slamed through the opponents
Hire fer
plunges carried the pigskin 20 Pawtuck-
15-yard line where the All-League
team forced q punt. This prevented a
score by the All-Ieague team as they
rushed the ball TO awtucket's 5-yard line
and lost IL on downs.
Play began az 10 o'clock. P~awtucket
look the defence OF the east goal and
Bates Of the All-League team kicked OF,
sending the ball with the wind over Paw.
.ucket's line, where il was captured by
'hilds and returning six yards. on the
next play Rankin advanced the ball eight
and fumbled It.. but as Hammond
fell on II he saved II for his team Paw
.ucket rushed the ball to its 25-yard line.
where the All-Leaguers held for downs.
Then IL was the All-League teams
10 gain. and Bates led or with n
gain between left guard AMI
.ackle IL seemed that Quarterback Bud
ong found n slight nav I'm this side OF
Pawtucket's line. as he directed several
plays at this point, and nearly all Melted
4 good gain.
a series Of line plunges hv tho All
League backs Melted small gains ana
stopped for tho fourth down. two
inches from the line. Then Pawtdcket
'arried IL out or danger. and the half
'nded with the ball in P~awtucket's posses
lion and on that teams i5-yard line.
The second half began with Hammond
licking OF. and Corp received the bali.
'unning IL back i've yards. Pawtucket
leld and forced itc opponents to punt.
securing the ball. Then this
was given the pigskln and scored
he longest run OF the game. going be-
wcen left tackle and end on a trick play
COR a l2-yard gain A series of line
Melted small gains for Pawtucket
ma Hammond was again given the ball
'or "a trick play after the third down.
md he managed TO get by his opponents
'or a touchdown at the corner OF the field.
then kicked out to the Pawtuckst
cam. and Hammond attempted TO make "A