The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-19
Yale and Princeton Play
a 90 Contest
PENN BEATS MICHIGAN
And Carlisle Defeats Minnesota II to .
Brown Downs Vermont ~ to Q
Other Foot Ball Games
Saturday.

In a thrilling, spectacular game, and
BY skiIlful use Of the new plays, Har-
ward triuniphed over Dartmouth, ~ to
., on the Stadium AZ Cambridge Satur
day before fully 24,ooo excited enthusit
asts
Against heavier eleven the crippled
Dartmouth boys struggle gamely, and BY
sensational playing scored twice on the
Crimsons.
II Was pronounced the greatest game
Of the scnson Opens plays, forward
passes and onside kicks were continu-
ally used for startling gains, While both
eIevens tried trick and double passes
with great success.
Taking the lead on goal from the
field and Orr's 53-yard run from for
ward piss for a touchdown, Harvard
vas scored on for the third time this
season on MeDeyitt's sensational field
goal,
After Orr again scored, after IN on
side kick, the Crimson men were com
pletclv outplayed in the second half,
and we're again scored upon by the
cleverest forward pass ever seen on the
Stadium.
Yale and Princeton Play Tie Game.
For the first time in rs years, Prince.
ton and Yale played no score game
nc Princeton Saturday afternoon before
about 10000 people. The weather and
field were perfect for the game, and
both teams played brilliantly at times.
There was u vast amount OF individual
playing Of the highest order but for
the most part Of the game the ball was
alternating between the 15-yard lines,
and ON the whole the vast crowd was
bitterly disappointed.
Yale seems proud 70 have held the
Tigers as they did in well matched
game. but Princetonians consider the
game most unsatisfactory, for in all
around playing the Tigers had a little
the best Of ii and should have scored
Mr.. Hackett. the referee, who has
been coaching the Michigan team and
various Western teams, rendered deci-
sions that were both new and unusual
and shown for the first time here in
the East
Penn. Beats Michigan.
Urged on by the cheers and plaudits
81 10000 dclirious ard enthusiastic spec
.ators. the university OF Pennsylvania
Saturday gave it's best exhibition o.
football OF the season and defeated the
famous Michigan team by a score Of
II TO 0.
IL WAS a totally unexpected result
ind the onlookers were unable for 4
ine to grasp the fact that the Qual<ers
.4 Al 80. thatt as4A
playing as though their lives depended
upon the result
The Wolverines were favorites in tho
betting before play started. and il was
generally conceded that Pennsylvania
would be fortunate in holding the West
erners to single score. To the amaze
nient Of the onIookers, however the
local team took the aggressive from the
very start and played the visitors oa
their very feet
Time and time again, the Michigan
hackiicld would catch punts from Greene
and try TO run back but a red and blue
player would ~ there and slam tho
runner to earth without yards gain.
Indians win.
The strong university Of Minnesota
football eleven met and was conquered
by the Carlisle Indians football play
ers on the formers field in Northruy
Fails. Mimi. Saturday afternoon before
crowd Of $4,000. The score was. Car
lisle Indians. II, Minnesota. 0.
The first hall closed with the seor,
Carlisle 8, Minnesota o. The day WA
cloudy and cold and a strong wind wal
blowing from the southwest. The man
agement Of the Minnesota field had KEPT
The whole gridiron covered for the past
week At o'clock the stands werl
iilIed and two solid blocks OF people wer,
standing outside the gate.
Amherst 0, Williams 0.
m the presence Of crowd whicl
broke the record for this season, Am