El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-17

the Colorado School of Mines, to O..
The visitors were lighter and younger.
Neither teams relied on new foot
ball" to any extent.
The fall season of the, Ogden
association ended Saturday In the
feature race, Fancy. heavily played off
the board, was defeated by Metropol-
itan and Nyanza-
Cleveland made it two out of three
from Cincinnati Saturday in the race
for the championship of Ohio. Lajoie
accepted 81 chances without an error.
By the score of 20 to O. Pennsylvania
piled ov-r Brown on the gridiron at
Providence Saturday. Brown players
did much misplaying
It rained ct Cambridge Saturday,
but Harvard and Amherst played just
the same. Crimson defense and ag-
erosion won the game. So strong
was the Harvard defense that Amherst
did not score a single first down from
a scrimmage.
In the Falls City handicap, the days
feature of Churchill Downs, calling for
3yearolds and up, the pick of the best
horses now quartered in the west. OF
the lot which went to the post, Jack
Atkin was accorded the top impost or
136 pounds, Ocean Bound selling ia
zorite, Melisande getting the seconu
call and Jack Atkin being the third
choice in the betting.
In ons of the fiercest battles of east
ern gridiron history, Princeton de-
feated Lafayette Saturday. Only
through a field goal were the leaders
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0. There was comparatively little pen
alzing and no injuries of any conse-'
quence.
Stars of the American league and
the Philadelphia Americans played the
final game Saturday, and the stars were
shut out, %.
At Columbus Saturday the football
team at the University OF Missouri de-
feated the University of Iowa Curry,
for Iowa, suffered severe injuries in
the head and back and was taken
from the game.
Ty Cobb, when told that he was de-
clared champion batter of the Amert
can league, grinned and said: st am
glad I won an automobile and am es-
cially pleased that Lajoie also gets
one" he said. 'I have no one to crit
icise. l know the games were on the
equare.''
In the New Orleans meet Saturday
night. Dan Ahearn, -'by the light of
the moon" won the p-step-and-jump
for the Irish-American Athletic club
of New York City. Martin Sheridan
by M. H. Griffin, of the Chicago A. A,
after Sheridan had protested the meas
uring of one of his throws
II took all tho vim in fhe Nicl7i on n
team to beat the Michigan Agricul-
tural college at Ann Arbor Saturday
The university won by gaining
through the forwards on special in
reference formations. The forward
pass paved the way to the touchdown.
but it was seldom used by either team
At Champaign, Ill, Saturday, Hi
nois beat Chicago in a bitterly fought
battle on the Illinois field Illinois
victory was the result of a drop kick
by Otto Saeler ) quarterback, who
batted the oval over the goal posts in
the first quarter.
At Minneapolis Saturday Minnesota
took another step toward the west
ern football championship by beating
Nebraska. Minnesota completely out
played their opponents. Minnesota
made four touchdowns and McGovern
kicked two field goals.
And Denver university played the
fast Marquette eleven to standstill
the contest ending TO 0. The game
was replete with new formations and
plays, made possible under the new
rules and was characterized by many
penalties
Cincinnati won both games Of a dou-
bic header from Cleveland Sunday. In
the first game Cincinnati pounded the
Cleveland pitchers hard and were new
er in danger, as Gaspar was in fine
fettle- The second game went only
seven innings, being called on account
of darkness.
Jacob Schaefer, jr., 15yearold son of
the great billiardist of the same name.
did some exhibition work in a local
hall Saturday night and attracted a
large crowd. He played a 200 point
game Of 1872 with his manager, de-
feating him by 100 points and then did
some fancy cushion work. The youth
full expert is sojourning in Ell Paso
for dou