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

earned on a safety touchdown in the sec
ond half by tho splendid work OF Captain
Catliu OF Chicago, aided by poor work Of
Clark Of Michigan IN trying 10 run back
a punt OF Eckersall that barely reached
the Michigan goal line. Clark was thrown
across the line by Catlin after throwing
or two Chicago tacklers. and two points
were recorded for Chicago. the only score
made during the game. II was the first
defeat suffered by Michigan in five years.
The score: Chicago, 2; Michigan, o.
The game was devoid OF spectacular
features. Brilliant open field play by CHI
cago and hard, grinding line work by
Michigan were expected by the $500 spec
tators that surrounded the gridiron on
Marshall Field. But the contrary was the
case. Trick plays almost invariably were
unsuccessful Eckcrsall, whose remark
able powers were expected 10 score for
Chicago. had orly one chance at a drop
kick and he failed. The lineup:
MICHIGAN. CHICAGO.
Garrett. !. e.................L e., Parry
Curtis, Patrick, l. t.............l l., Hill
Schuite, !. g.,,...."."........L o., Meigs
echultz' Gale
Graham. r. g...............r e., Russell
KhelnSchild, +. t..........r L, Badenoch
H.. Hammond. 7. c...........r O., Catlin
Norcross, q. b..,..........q b., Eckersall
T. Hammond, r h. b-......r. h. b., Walker
Stuart, l.. h. b............I h. b., Detray
Longman, Z. b..............f D., Bezdek
Referee-L T. Hackett West Point.
Cmpire-Rhlnehard Lafayette. Head
linesman-Roper, Princeton. T~imekeeper
Waller Camp. Yale.
CORNELL DEFEATED.
Pennsylvania yesterday defeated Cornell
In the annual football game by the score
OF s TO .. the narrow margin OF one goal
deciding the contest. IL was the mos
stubbornly contested game that has been
seen on Franklin field this season. and
Il vas only after Cornell had been weak
ened ~ substitutions hat the Pennsyl-
-1,fr- to- CROSS tfr- f+fr1rrrfs
goal line. For one hour the local eleven
had been held in check and really out
played by the visitors, and IL began 10
look as IL Cornell was TO be the victor.
but after they had made their touchdown
and the elevens had changed goals. Penn
%sylvania, aided by the stlff wind. grad
ually forced the ball down the field for n
touchdown. In the first half Cornell out
play cd Pennsylvania. except I'm kicking.
The visitors gained l25 yards by rushing
against " for Pennsylvania. Twice they
had the ball within striking distance OF
the Quaker soal line, but each time
Pennsylvania braced and took the ball.
PENNSYLVANIA. CORNELL.
Levine, l. c...............L e., Roadhouse
Rookie. J. t........l e.. Thompson, Down
. l. t...............l. 4, Oydereke
Junk. Hobson, J. g~...""...l g, Cook
IOrrey. NEWMAN
Robinson. +. g............r e., q Rouke
Iamson, r. t........,r. l., Costello, Lyon
Scarlet. T, e.............r e., "A orman
Stevenson. q. b......q. b., POllak. Newhall
Sheble. !. H.. b......L h. b.. Walder. Earl
Greene, T. h. b....,."...r b d., Gibson
Longwell. r. h.. b.........r. h. b., Babcock
Folwell. Z ............... b., Halliday
Observation-Disclosures. Lamson. Goal
from touchdown-Sheble Referee-W. ".
Corbiu. yale. Cmpire-W. II. Edward.
Princeton. Linesrnan-Dr. A. ". sharpe,
Yale. Time OF halves-35 minutes each.
OTHER SCORES.
Washington and Lee H. George Wash
o.
Lafayette a.. Bucknell g.
Iowa 81. ST. Louis 0. !
Indiana II. Ohio state o. (Wrangle)
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
Two clubs OF the Rhode Island League,
the Howard Bulloughs and the j. X i
Coats OF Pawtucket. proved that they
were the superiors OF the BOSTON Rovers
and the Fore Rivers OF the Merrimac Val
lev League of Massachusetts yesterday
at Pawtucket
The game between the Howard-Bul
and the Rovers was played on the
Sahin street grounds.
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