The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10

BATES SCORES
ON HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 10.-Harvard de-
feated Bates on Soldiers field yesterday
afternoon, 80 to T. Bates Is the first coll
lege 10 score on the Harvard team this
year The score was made yesterday by
a brilliant placement kick by Capt Schu-
macher. Cobb. the Bates quarter. cap
tured tumble by Rand on Harvards
S-yard line. A quarter back run was
then tried with success and after that
Schumacher dropped back and made one
OF the prettiest placement kicks that has
been seen on Soldiers field In years For
Harvard, Capt Parker and Burr played
conspicuously well. The lineup and sum-
mary:
HARVARD BATES.
M. c. Pierce, Houston, l. G.
r. e.. Cummings
Burr, Robinson. l. t.....r T.. Schumacher
Parker, Gilmore, ]. a. r. g.. Erskine, Cole
Grant. Nourse C. :. .........c., Cochrane
w. Pierce, FersheimeF, ~ g.r,l- e., French
iioar, Fish. Inches. r. t....l. l., McKenna
Bird, roster, r. e................l. G., crown
Newhall. Starr O. b.............q. b., Cobb
Lockwood, Cuttin. h. b.h. b., Frazer, Hull
Rand, Gilbert. h. b.h b., Keeney, Bridges
Brennan, Waterbury, T. b.. b., Sargent
Score-Harvard 33; Bates 4. Touchdowns
Brennan 2 Lockwood. Gilbert, Nourse.
Goals from touchdowns-Parker ?, Gilbert
2. Goals from field-Burr. Schumacher.
Referee-A. j. Evans, Williams. Umpire
"A. NJ Langford, Trinity. Field Judge
H l.. Dadnum. Worcester. Timekeep-
er-F. A. Wood B. A. A. Time-20-min-
ute halves.
YALE Is, SPRINGFIELD r. s. o
New Haven, Oct. 10.-Yale found little
difficulty in winning from Springfield
Training school, 1s to o, yesterday after
noon, but the feature was the clever way
in which the visitors in the second half
worked the forward pass, carrying the
rd n
line, when bad pass from centre TO
quarterback and mistake in the signals
sent the ball rolling along the ground;
where IL was seized by Yale man. La
ter In the half Springfield worked the for
ward pass again for fully so yards and
was only stopped from further gains by
Yale's tactics In breaking through and
boxing in the end who was to receive the
ball. Yale's team averaged about 20
pounds TO q man heavier than the train
ing school boys, and while not very
speedy were sure on tackling and strong
In the line against attack. Jones made
seven spectacular runs OF % and 30 yards
through the Springfield line, aided by the
Yale formation. which already moved
smooth and forms quickly.
The third touchdown came at the open
ing OF the second half, Springfield kick
lo-yard line and ran 100 yards for a
touchdown.
The lineup:
YALE. SPRINGFIELD.
Pigott. II. Jones, Biddle, /. e...........
Page Foster. ]. t................r. l., Cook
Brldes, S., ...............r. g., Hennen
Sooney' Congdon, c...........;c. Briggs
ioebel, Brown, I. g...........I. g., Miller
Bigelow.. r. t...................l T.. Howard
Burch, Alcott. T. e...........l. e.. Christin
WRIis ySRHs' Pnesi Pb,fsjr q ehq' b. Honhars nass
Bomar, Mitchell, Murphy, h. b.........
..:..;...............h h. b.. Cotton
Coy, Burke b.; II. b.. Rice
umpirenDr, Dr.. s. NJ: NJ, Hammond; New da, ia,
Point. Timer-Dewitt Cochran, New
York. Touchdowis-Wylie. Coy 2. Goals
-Bomar. Yale. Is; Springfield Training,
minutes.
PRINCETON. IS; WESLEYAN. o.
Princeton, N j., Oct 10.-Princeton had
little trouble in rolling up score OF SO to
o against Wesleyan yesterday. Every
man on the Princeton team with the ex-
ception of Phillips was substituted for,
in the second half. but the scoring con-
tinued. The Wesleyan eleven was ham
dicapped by the loss of Moore. Munson
and Finlay, three of their star players. In
the use OF forward passes and trick wing
Princeton scored by long runs around
the end. and deft handling of the for
ward pass. Brown, Dowd and Wister
never failed to gain on their play. Capt.
.
through the Wesleyan plays repeatedly,
and in tle seconu half the local eleven
kept possession of the ball for almost the
entire period.
The iine-up
PRINCETON. WESLEYAN.
Wister. Dowd Gill. ]. eff. e., Bacon
Buckingham. SieglIng J. t....r t., Taylor
MacFayden, Whaley, ]. g..u.............
.....................r g.. Hammond. -.
Phillips, c. ":............;....,. Doe
Waller, Woeher, /. g....l g. Haddenburg
Siegling, Booth, 4. t...............L L, JOY |
Brown, Vaughn. walch. r. e............
Observation-Disclosures. e.. Douglas !
Dilton. Dawson. Beigen, q. b............
..;'.;.;;... ..,';. ;.''''''''''';i o. y Sarauy
.....................h. b.. Gildersleeve |
Mccormick. Coke. Hamill; Z. D.,
Referee-Mr Thompson. Umpre-Mr. |
Fultz Linesman--S. s. Fegles. Touch |
downs-Read 8, Mccormick 2, Simons I, |
Harlan 3. Goals--Harlan 8, Phillips g.
DARTMOUTH 10. n. H. STATE 0.
Hanover. n. H.. oct. 1o-Dartmouth de- |
feated New Hampshire State college yes
terday, 10 TO O. in rather uninteresting |
game Batchelder, New Hampshires
quarterback, was laid out after four min |
utes OF play. although not seriously hurt, |
and Wilkins took his place. Although
Dartmouth's goal never was in great dan
ger. New Hampshire went through the
Dartmouth line several times. Summary:
Score: Dartmouth 10. New Hampshire o.
Touchdowns-Rich, Greenwood Referee
j. A. Brown. Umpire-W. w Clough
Timer-C. II. Proctor Linesman-Smith
OF Dartmouth and Reed OF New Hamp-
shire. Time-25 and 0-minute halves.
OTHER GAMES.
At New Haven-Yale il, Springfield
Training School 0.
At Cambrdge-Harvard 80, Bates =.
At Hanover-Dartmouth 10, New Hamp-
shire State College 0.
At Andover-Philllps Andover 10, Cush-
ing Academy 0.
At williamstown-William 3S, Middle
bury College o.
At Princeton-Princeton SO. Wesleyan o.
At Ithaca-Cornell Al, Niagara 0.
At ladelpha-Pennsylvania 81
E-ra ,Liin apd Narahall q.