Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-26
FOOTBALL NOTES.

syracuse defeated West Point Saturday
10 U. "A goal from placement III the
"'St NAH which Stein kicked from the ~
Su ihark gave Syracuse the giI'
WINE unable to gain consistently th'
N'su'ois sent their backs time alter tiihc
through the army line for long gains. oi'
every exchange of punts the visitors were
the gamers
Alter ~ minutes of exciting play the
Cor''eii Association Football Team Satur
uhs scored a winning goal against the
Soiui!hia team. The final score was u
III Cornelfs favor The Ithacans team
Work was excellent DragoshnoH au-
vahced the ball most and furthest LOT
them' his blocking and dribblins being
wonderfully effective.
a score OF to in favor of the md
shiphan in the game Saturday with the
virginia Polytechnic Institute football
team proved a disappointment to Naval
academy supporters. The visitors did not
develop any surprising strength, but the
midshpmen We're unable to score on
them during the second half ana only
managed to cross their goal late IN the
first half
Swarthmore outclassed Amherst at
Swarthrnore. Pa, Saturday, vanduishing
the New Englanders q to o. Amherst
played hard game all the time and did
not give up for a single minute. Swarth-
more scored her points on two touch-
downs with goals in the first hall ana Il
touchdown and goal from the field IN the
second half. Several times the team ad-
Vanced the ball to the visitors a-yard
line only to be penal.zed for holding.
Lafayette defeated Ter old rival. Le-
high, Saturday by score of So to 0. From
the moment DOud kicked off Lafayette
played fine football, and the first touch
down was made in less than three min
utes. A second touchdown was made a
few minutes later. TEen Lehigh took 4
brace and put up better article OF foot
ball, but the effort was short-llved. rs q
third touchdown was made after series
of pretty plays by Lafayette. The first
half ended: Lafayette 16, Lchigh .,
Chalmers missing two goals from touch
downs.
The Carlisle Indians defeated the Uni
versity of CincinnatiS football team is TO
0 Saturday. Cincinnati was strengthened
by placing a few former Cincinnati play
ers in the lineup, and in the latter part
of the second half Tom Graydon, 4 for
mer Harvard fullback. was put in the
game. but he had no opportunity to make
any startling plays. The feature of the
game was a 100-yard run by Flack in the
first half, when he had gained possession
of the ball on a tumble The gain, how
ever, was not allowed. as Du B,'ui, Gin
ffcil
Superintendent Sands Saturday issued
the order governing the movement of the
brigade of midshipmen to and from Phil
adelphia next Saturday for the Army
Navy football game. The first battalion
will leave Annapolis at 7.i5 in the morn
ing and the second at o'clock. After
the game the two battalons will return
to Annapolis. leaving Philadelphia at $50
and 5.35. The football team and substi-
tuteS will be taken to Philadelphia on q
special train leaving Annapolis at $40
Friday morning. They will reach Phila-
de,phia about noon. They will remain in
Philadelphia until PA p NJ. on Sunday
and reach Annapolis at G O'Clock that
evening.
The Pennsylvania football team was
scored on twice Saturday by the Villa
Nova eleven. The final score was - to Il
in favor of the Philadelphia men. Tho
two touchdowns Of the visitors We're
made through Pennsylvania poor hand
ling Of punts in the backfield. Law
renee was guilty of the error which gave
Villa Nova her first score. The Quaker
quarterback juggled a long low punt by
Mcclellan and allowed the ball to roll
over the line, where McGinn fell on IL
for the visitors In the second half Long
well was substituted for Hollenback, who
was slightly injured, and one of his FUN
blcs gave the ball to lMcGinn at mldfleid,
and the speedy back ran half the length
of the field for n touchdown.