The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
SPORTS
CADETS GME SONS
OF OLD ELI A
HARD3RUN.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 3.-Yale
10; West Point, 6. Doday's game was
lively enough but the showing made
by Yale was pPOintment Their
line work was poor and fu-nbling OF
punts spoiled their os4en play. The
cadets at all times put sup tthe stiffest
The toSshdoTxn for2 the army was
made after jones hadf fimbled Mount
for6's punt on Yalss forty -fve-yard
line. A forward pass sent the pig
skin twenty yards near the goal BY
repeated attacks the slrmy got the ball
10 Yales ten-yard line. where the New
Haven men were pensEzed FIVE yards
Smith then slashed through their
guard and tackle and Hln carried the
ball over Tor a touchdown. the hrst
SCORE recorded against Yale this sea-
son Mount,sors kicked the goal
Early in tie second half Yale evened
matters. IN an exchange of punts
Morse punted olR Of bonds at West
Points ten yard line and Mountford' S
return kick was blocked, Alcott go
ing over with tlAeAball. Veeoer kicked
the goal
The time limit was scarcely four
miputes away when Mountford punted
cut 70 the army's thirty-yard line after
YAH had failed TO kick a goal from the
hefd. Bigelow sent the ball over thu
bar.
PRINCETON, n D.. Nov s.-Prlnee-
ton took revenge op Dartmouth today
for last years def Eat by rolling up
forty-two points against the New
Hampshire eleven princeton started
the game in whirlyesnd fashion and
scored in the first two minutes Of play.
Glaze caught the bail, on the kick-on,
but his team failed Ito gain and he
punted to E Dillon. who picked his
way through the whole Dartmouth
team and sprinted over the goal line
for q touchdown The visitors fought
piuckily throughout the game, but
they were hopelesslY 'outclassed and
only made two first downs duringk the
contest. Their line was heavy and
fast. and their backs speedy, but they
made scarcely any use Of the new}rules
and could not gain through Princeton'
line.
After z. Diuon's sensational touch
down. Princeton, by a series Of plays
around the end and between end and
tackle. soon had the ball on Dart
mouths thirty -five-yazs5 line, from
which point Wister ran for touch
down after catching the ball on for
ward pass. The other tOnehdowns
came in rapid. succession
ITHACA. y. Y, Nov S.-Cornen de-
feate6 Wesleyan University OF Penn
svIvania % TO 0, today COrnell's S
points in the first half were made by q
safety. a touchdown. goal from
touchdown and goal from placement
In the second hatf brilliant runs by
Earle. Gibson and Jameson ADDED two
touchdOwns TO Cognell' 81 score and one
more goal wac kicked
CAMBRIDGE. MSS. Nov. S--Har-
ward defeated Brown ons Soldiers Field
this afternoon. TO- s. A hard game
had been expected and the Brown
players showed 10 great advantage
yhe Harvard defenseewas forced to It's
best efforts. for the team was weak
ened hv the absence Of Captain Fosa
ter and the back field was shaky
especially after WerSiel had been
ruled out
The game was won nor Harvard near
the close of the second half, when Burr
kicked a goal from placement on the
ffuy-yard line. Harvard massed It's at
tack in the first half, and mainly 10y
lfne plunges. aided by. forward pass
reached through the goal line. where
Wendell was pushed oEer for the firs'
score Of the day. Burr falling TO kieF
the goal
For the first ten INMATES in the sec
ond half neither side could gain, but
finally Brown rushed the ball by clever
plays ard also by forward pass C
The Harvard line. where Curtis was
pushed over the line. Curtis failed on
a dificult goal
AT Oberlin. Ohio-Ohio State Univer-
sity s. Oberlin o. At Omaha-Creigh-
ton University %, Amity College 0. Al
Lafayette. Ind.-Notre Dame 2, Pur-
due Q. At Ames, Iowa-Ames p, Uni
versity Of South Dakota O. AT Beloit
Wis.-Beloft College p. Milwaukee
Physicians and Surgeons g. At Rich
mond-Bucknen y. University Of Vir-
ginia s. At Norfolk-Georgeto 4
North Carolina University Q. At Pitts
Washington and Jefferson s, La
fayette Il At MinneapOlis-Mi Minnesota
1s, Nebraska o. At Ann ArbOr-Nich-
igan 10, Vanderbilt T. At Topeka
Washburn 6. Fadrmount ~ At Mad
ison, Wis.-Iowa University 4, Univer-
sity of Wisconsin is. At St Louis-St
Louis University 81. Kansas Universe y
2 At Hartford-Trinity 6. Hamilton 2
AT Observation-Disclosures %, Col
gate g. At Medford-Tufts u, Bowdoin
9. At AIiddletown-We Wesleyan 5, Spring
feId Training School O. At Amherst
Amherst u. Massachusetts Agricul-
tural s. At Worcester-Holy Cross s
Fordham 5. At Columbus, Ohio
Western Reserve 4, Ohio Medical Uni
Versity T. At KnoxVille-Suanee Uni
versity Z, University Of Tennessee o
At DanvilIe. Ky.-Danville 56, George
town 0. Al Fargo-Agricultursl Col
lege 81, Yankton. s. D, 0.