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but was unsuccessful. ths oall go.ng over
the line. Mayhem brought II out and
kicked II back to Cobb from Browns l5-
yard line. Roberts then circled Honiss'
end for 20 yards and Schermerhorn made
three yards through seidIer. Roberts
failed TO gain through Kirley. Cobb tried
for a goal again. this time from the 40
yard line. and Dennie got the ball on
Browns five yard line. Hazard made four
yards through Willis. Brown was forced
TO punt and Mayhem made a bad kick
into the grand5tand. The ball was now In
Amherst's possession and Roberts made
three yards through Cobb. Morgan went
by Ayler for seven yards. Roberts tried
Pryor but failed 10 gain. Cobb tried n
goal from the field for tho third time and
missed II by foot, Hfger TOOK Smiths $
place at right half az this point Dennie
kicked out to Cobb. who made 20-yards
around Honiss. Schermerhorn failed to
gain. Cobb kicked to Dennie, who made
10 yards. Bushnell made 20 yards through
Sexton before he was tackled by Morgan
Kirley was thrown for a loss by Ander-
son, when time was called. with the ball
In Browns possession, on her 40-yard line
The lineup OF the teams were as fol-
lows:
BROWN. AGGIEs.
Capt. Pryor. !. e.....:......r. e.. Crossman
Kirley, ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T., Sexton
SoDo, L. g....-.................... g., Willis
Seidier' c...'...................... Paige
Ayier, r. g.........................L l., Farley
Hazard. r. t.....,p. g., Anderson, Crosby
Honiss. r. e......g...............l e., TuTner
MAYHEM, ]. h. b............l. h. b.. Roberts
Smith, Alber. r. h. b.....r h. b.. Hoberts
Bushnell. f. b. b......f b., Schmermerhorn
Referee-T. F. Murphy QIarvard). Um-
pire-Dr. Collne QIarvard). Head lines
nfan-Huns 0Brown). Time OF halves-ao
araA X x.-4-
YALE %. WESLEYAN 0.
New Haven. Conn, Oct. S.-In the first
game Of the football season here Yale de-
feated Wesleyan 25 to in 15-minute
halves. Both elevens played raggedly, but
only once during The game was the Yale
goal in danger.
Quartetpack Tad Jones crossed wes-
ieyan's goal line shortly after the game
opened. taking the ball on a forward pass
and running 30 yards through a broken
field. Wylie kicked the goal Fred Muir
ply. nephew of Mike" Murphy, scored
the second touchdown for Yale
In the second half the new backs were
replaced by Bomar and Berger, with Coy
at fullback. Berger made two touch
downs, Bemar kicked one goal and failed
TO kick the other.
HARVARD 5, BowDOIN o.
Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 3.-Harvard de-
Ieated Bowdoin In raggedly played game
to o. The only score was made when
Appollonio carried the ball across Bow
doin's goal for a touchdown, after n series
OF line plunges. Open plays. including the
forward p6ss and the on-sde kicks. were
freely used by both elevens. but with little
effect. Most of Harvard's gains were
made with Appollonio carrying the ball
through Bowdoin's line. his work being
the feature of the game
DARTMOUTH 0, UNIV. OF VERMONT O
Hanover, n. H., Oct. 3-The University
of Vermont gave Dartmouth a surprise
yesterday, holding the local eleven TO a tie
score, TO 0. Vermont played the Dart
mouth goal line in danger twice, while
Dartmouth never had an opportunity to
score. : =
The summary: Score-Dartmouth o:
University of Vermont 0. Referea-Clow-
den OF Vermont. Umpre-Brown of Dart
mouth. Time-S0 and i5-minute halves.
UNIV. OF ENNSYLVANIA 16, VILLA
NOVA O.
Philadelphia, Oct. 3.-The University Of
Pennsylvania defeated the Villa Nova
eleven In the second football game of the
season here by score of l6 to o. The
Pennsylvanians played straight football
and scored two touchdowns In the first
half and one In the second.