The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
Carlisle Indian. Bi.nked.

PHILADELPHIA, October 24-A
period Of the eams enabed the 'Gs
sity OF Pennsylvania to defeat the Car
no here toanS 5y the
PREVIOUS to this play. which WAS oper-
ated by Full Back Avery mt the send
ing end. and Quarter Back Merrill Mt
1.-THE receiving end, the Indians had the
better of the game.
classed Pennsylvania in the rushing
game, going lS4 yards to Pennsylvania's
is0. Likewise. the redmen made double
me number OF FIRST downs credited to
the Quakers.
Each team tried twice to score with
Two easy goals from placement. While
Kicked into the line Of scrimmage with
Both teams rumbled badly, Penn
for Pennsylvania three times.
prr GsSstftsn P asls oe sssss,e ssh.
defeated Georgetown today by a score
Tor deorgetown. fnmbied and 'G Masi Sings
bounced on the ball and ran through
1s Ts Hd also aT Du t2 Re Ss
ond period the Catholics braced Won
fight they wanted. AS a result there
was was no scoring. In the third period.
cured the bail in scrimmase, and,
breaking through, lodged the whole
Georgetown interference across forty
kicked goal. Five minutes later Miller
lnterceptea forward pass and ran
Fry asan keked fh the roa
Navy Wins by Large score.
thoroughly oyerhnuled team in OPP
Grafton. Navy defeated Western Re-
serve. As to o. here to-day. Only four
last Saturday t We're igea ,heir oiS paas
lions.
The, The Visitors US, were considerably
,icplarly in the backAeld, and they
Vessel Vessel, when l,e,a they attsmptea line
quarter In the final period, distin-
guished himself by running forty yards
for touchdown.
with some success. but failed to make
any impression against the Navy line
schoule. OF the visitors was their only
Blodgett's kicking OF goals was re-
markedly accurate. he scoring six out
Of seven.
Maroons Defeat Purdue.
CHICAGO, October H-The Maroons hung
hioition Of open play seen IN the West since
Rugby passing of tho most darlns sort. thrill
and dazzling trick plays were brought into
,S Hn,ll tho middle Of the second quarter
the Purdue twenty four-yard line. the Boil
all the way to the goal line.
In the third third - period ID, Russell reeed on
Ing the opponents off their guard by pre-
tending he W, was going to heaye the. oval as
sell get away from the seeondar s de defense as.
and he crossed the line for the second touch.
down.
In the final session. Purdue had made n
final spurt and by n series OF double and
rick passes had Il. Put the ball chicas COS
was ordered. but the bali bounded off a
Bcilermaknr's head into Sparks's arms, and
he had clear field TO the Purdue goal,
Princeton Downs Dartmouth
PRINCETON. =. j.. October 2i.-Luck and
ton the Victory over Dartmouth today In
$4,000 stadium TSe final score wa s: PrIn msw
IF the oid-style game had been In voc,,e
IIanoverians excelled Princeton on her line
were speedter. though more cratic
The Dartmouth eleven also seemed better
ab!o to stand the strain OF a hard-fought
few minutes of play that ii is to be au ies-
toned whether she might not have won the
s9mo VIII, rns o rev more seconds to play
and his ACKNOWLEDGEMENT run for a score
in tho second period has seldom been mar
alleled.
ALLEY GOES 100 MILES IN