The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
CADETS TRY
HARD TO BEAT.
PRINCETON.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct 13.-Princeton
today managed to score one touchdown
against the much lighter and plucky
eleven of the Naval Academy and to
keep their own goal line from being
crossed. The attendance was nearly
played hard, line-bucking goal ball.
This continued through the half, with
neither side able to score.
In the second half Princeton twice
literally bucked their way up the field
to within a short distance from the
navy goal, but the midshipmep saved
themselves once
After eight minutes of play Spencer
received Dillon's punt on the navy's
five-yard line. Spencer kicked the ball
out of danger to Dillon, who heeled for
a free kick on the navy's fortyfive
yard line Norton fumbled Cooney's s
kick and downed the ball for a touch
down On the punt out from the twen-
ty-five yard line Spencer's kick was re-
ceived by Mccormick in midfield. From
here Princeton began to buck her way
toward a score. Mccormick started off
at 125 yards, and Stoever and Dillon al
ternated with him in gains which
placed the ball on the navy's three
yard line, where two rushes by Nc
Cornick put it over Dillon failed to
kick goal. Score: Princeton 5, navy O..
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 13.-The
Harvard football team defeated the
Massachusetts, eleven today, 21 to O..
After playing mainly on the defensive
for the first half Harvard changed tao
tics in the second and made their last
two touchdowns by rushing the ball.
Harvard made more than seventy yards
each time
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 13.-Yale won a
decisive victory over the Holy Cross
football eleven here today, II to 0. The
contest was free from roughness and
abounded in punting and end runs.
Holy Cross was unable to solve Yale's
defense, and although frequently with
in striking distance, secured this ad-
vantage on fumb1es by the Yale backs.
The home team scored one touchdown
in the first half and two in the second.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football team
was defeated by Swarthmore today,
to O. The Pennsylvania team lost the
game by persistent holding and FUN
bling in the first half, and the further
fact that it possessed no drop-kicker.
RESULTS OF GAMES IN EAST.
NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-Following are
the results of football games through
out the East:
At Nashville, Tenn.-vanderbilt %, Missis-
Slppf u
At Champaign, nl.-I1linois University o. Wa
bash 0.
At Ithaca, n Y.-Cornen 26. Bucknell 6.
At Madison Madison 6, Lawrence 0.
At Ames. Iowa.-Ames 50. Morningside 0.
At Terre Haute.-Earlham 6, Rose Polytech-
mic o.
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa.-Des Moines 0, Coe o.
At Aiddletown, Conn. Wesleyan 0, Bow
doin 0.
At Andover.-Yale Freshmen II, Phillips And
over O.
At Williamstown.-Wil IS. MiddIebury o..
At Bethlehem.-Haverford 5, Leigh 0.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Western Maryland for
feited todays game TO Franklin and Marshall
because of decision against them.
At Bellefont Pa.-State College 0, Gettys-
burg 0.
At Easton. Pa.-Lafayette "a, Medic Chi Sur
sat At Columbus, o.-ohio State University 81,
Willenhurg o.
At Columbus Ohio Medical University 80,
Denison University 0.
At Marietta 0.-Marietta College As; Buck
hannon, W. Va, 0.
At Exeter, n. H.--Harvard Second 4, Phillips
Exeter O.
At Cincinnati University of Cincinnati o,
Miami University 0.
At Manhattan, Kan.-Kansas State Agricul-
tural College 10. Haskell Indians g.
At Colorado Springs.-Colorado College 6, Utah
University O.
At Hoboken. N. Trinity IS, Stevens 0.
At Lawrence, Kan.-University of Kansas 81,
University of Arkansas 8.
At Bellevue, Neb.--Bellevue e. Tarkio O.