Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-23
THE GRIDIRON
LOCAL TEAM
 AGAIN WINS
Franklins of New Haven No Match For All Water. hurys - Other Local Elevens Winners.

At Riverside park yesterday af- ternoon before one of the largest crowds of the season the All Water bury team defeated the Franklins of New Haven ill rather slow game by the score of 11-0. Waterbury was much heavier than her opponents and had no trouble in making it's distance and carrying the leather over the line. The visitors on the other hand could make no headway against the defense of the local eleven and were compelled to punt as soon as the ball came into their possession. The Franklins won the championship of New Haven last season but the other teams in that city must not be much from the show ing of the former yesterday. The win ners had few changes in lineup trying out couple of new men, but no apparent improvement was shown. The game was marred by one of the officials from New Haven, his rulings being so poor that he was finally re- moved by the consent of both teams. Waterbury has yet to receive a good trying-out as the games so far will not give one a line on what she is able to do The teams around the state seem to be afraid to meet Batchei ders aggregation and the manage ment is having a hard job to get a good husky bunch of players who know the game, to come to the River side grounds on Sunday. The lineup was as follows:
 All Waterbury. Franklins. Reilly. ....... left end .... Bouffard H. Hayes. .. .. left tackle .. |. Shugfue Higgins, Welch, left guard. .... Page Tehan. ...... center .... .McCarter Hoffman. right guard ....... Cane Hannon tc).. right tackle ... Murphy Cronan, ...... right end .... Sullivan Lawlor. .... Quarterback =. Baltaxa Egan. .... right halfback .... Duffy Stowe. ....... fullback ...... Griffin J. Hayes. .. left halfback .... Carroll
 Score-All Waterbury II, Franklins O; touchdowns, Stowe ?: goal from touchdown, Lawlor; referee, Waite, Naugatuck :umpires, Curley, New Ha- ven and Coe, Naugatuck: linesmen, Ransom, Thomaston and Clark, Wa terbury; time of halves, 20 minutes each.
 The preliminary game at Riverside park yesterday between the Films and 0rients was an interesting contest, neither side being able to cross their opponents line during the game.
 THOMPSON CORNELL'S STAR.
 Ithaca, Oct 23-The Cornell varsity eleven defeated the Western universi- ty of Pennsylvania football team on Percy field Saturday by a score of 90 to 0. The visitors were outclassed at all stages of the game and never got within striking distance of the Red and White goal line. Thompson prov ed wonder at advancing the ball and ploughed through the opposing forward tive yards at time. often un- assisted. With five yards to gain on the last down and their opponents goal line only six yards, Cornell scored q touchdown in the first half on q clever quarterback kick, Martinez fall ing on the ball behind the goal line The Ithacans scored four touchdowns in puck succession in the second half Rice and Earle making several spec tacular end runs for good gains. Halli- day kicked every goal. The officials were on the alert every minute and Cornell suffered heavily for off side playing and holding. Hodge and Yielding tried to settle a private diff ference with their fists and were dis qualified The lineup:
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