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ARMY MEETS A
SETBACK FROM
COLGATE TEAM
West Point Forced to
Acknowledge Defeat
for First Time.
ABf-irs PUNTING
TELLING FACTOR
Hi*- I Bilnre lO Score on Drip
K:-k m l'irst Quarter Pre?
ts i arther l ifnrt.
Bj JEROME BEATTY.
. norde* froi
upon
the An
?
iy lu'.e, and
?
. -nman.
? lurried
? ? ?
w hieh wa? the sup? I
? ? .1 i
? opening wide hole* for th?
? through, and *t '
ew thi
rdougl aray toward tl
?
The Army mad? only once
in t
?
. . ticki <'7.
. -kin a
?
_a a baacba
? them on
?
the 1
a OUI
- centre, v
i ?>
y ? ?
atis av ay
I . pon Spencer, then
? ell, und th?
I
?
? ?
fui Brii : ham.
I
?
1er, an<l gave the Maroon |
. . ? ? 'rom the i
made thr?e yards an.' Robert* t
? . ,
.... ...
?_r back and tried the
agaii- tlmi
hot the ball on a line I
arhoeaUfhl it and stepped ?
i ..nit? tinoile hit th.
try for a
touchdown, leaving the score at .
. Army had a cha*
? end quarter a long punt bv
?' p i J a s.,.,r
. ? . '? bbell, t the ca
the offensive on Colgate'i 86-yard Ii?
I- wai the ' 'hat the Y
goal was
t--.t tackle. 1 I . efei
-
land falle! - -.yl-nd wer- bl
. I
? und. i
t too low.
*h lesms i '
ttt I
ng ground. All
failed until th?
,
it th. t
?hird
of its prow
?
If? real
! outpunted Hubbell in th?
art* ? have
I, an
| th? Army attack, bad i
than
Hubbell.
? .
- . ? . . ?'
enc?
? | .
? _?.
The M II
ant and Weyand
rougl . .
'.im the ball.
bain Ab? rmerly a
abo 1
irate n?i, who dug th? pat]
ter, G . ai i: .... \ .
?.??te - quart? rbaek
? ?
ln ?I.
_n_ u Pkanl
b__._?___!"\ *"" , m****9* "?*> to
.rlr.- nf _UR A"'' Wre,k V ?'
lr?M. el though*
__2*_5*_ _*S ,Wt . >'rii< f?,r ?-olding
,?? V" ?ot ? ??'? Three time.
?be Armv _.? ,?.,.?,,.,., ,?, b
M?eb la getting ove
' ?? '
i
. >) i
?.III? u II I
'? *
A DROP KICK WINS
FOR WESLEYAN TEAM
Eus! si ?' Bon ?:,;". I Ii i ?"? \i*
ter Hard ? ought Ortdlrofl Tilt.
We?
\tidru?
. TO!, of
1
head
? ?
u . - me in 1 i I-. rd
? . I
? r
. ,
, I
(iffli ? ??
? .
evei
I?
? -
for th?
r_ K
un
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i
-
?
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?
INDIANS TRAMPLED
ON AT PITTSBURGH
dlenn Warner's Strong Team
Scores Almost at Will
.
Pltl The Cni
.,loped
te al Korbe?.
?he Indians were
. a, who
of tha
1 ? enn Warnet pent
? ? ?
-roved
1 ng a
goal fi placemen! rd and
? nod.
I 11 th? ?ame
.... i si
oecai ..nal
traight ? playa
The Ii with their
,-h br??iking up
.... y, .. . g
; issr?
I.-r- und
netted from three
? II I r a score
? hen Culac
? from
? -
? ? ? ;h kept it
erritory for the re
me.
iptein, ran
re Ind
? am for a tou I don ni the fin?
naive
fl .- Ip the .
tullan ; -?illy.
......
BE
R. ?? ?
II ?! M .wke_*!e ?
r
-.
tVllllam?!
:. :
.
fror
?
?
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...
I
?
? II.ii
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YALE FRESHMEN ARE
EASY FOR EXETER
Work of lad .loties Seen in the
Winners' Defence.
.
Ken H.,-..
. Field
team this
Two
? ?
le up the total. The
. iried when
pted . forward
.. h ?I for a
. ..me after a
i
? the Blue
.., i ,? made in
\ ??? i that
im to
?
If? nee and defence.
......
I the Exeter ]
theii ?i con
?
?reed to puni
il of Tad Joi ? .
,
. ? ?, ien1 but
. a ho
?*. who
Kempton,
. . I
?
Me** 11> playing
mai.
a the ft? aed an ability at
diagm I ..'?? pi;-.;, wl
? .
ng th?
tl ird period, ?
'
and - t the Exeter line I
? 11 ?nd ran it :
to midfield ?nd the Vale chance ?a*
gone.
?0 Ys'e
- ?
Klrki
? H
. ..
'
H n School Wins.
?
? ?-. ?
?i ..
, * this after-1
i el 14 to i_. I
.'. Back in His Old Place .*.
HARR] LE GORE
Who played a lcafliu?r ?parl In Yak's dofoat of Springfield yaaiar?aj.
Cornell Smashes Out a
Victory Over Bucknell
Big Red Team Piles
Another Big Scon
and Adds to
Its Record.
I-.. I. -j-.r?-. I? It* 1-"v " '.
I'iiara. N. V., Oct. 16. I ""
string of victories remain . unhro
und an overwhelming score of 11
was piled up against Buckni
th big Red team this ften
.1 would be hard *?
eleven having more eotnpl? te maal
ever another than Cornell allowed ?
Buchnell. Cornell outplayed Bueb
in every part of the game and made
gains with little effort. The vari
Cornell combinations trie,', oui dur
the game made two touchdov.
ef the lirst two quarters and on?
eac'i of the las1 two Of '.be six ? ha
Barrett made four, and Sh -
Zander one apiece.
Hucknell, being outweighed by BOB
fiftein pounds to the man, aaturs
found the Cornell forwards Irr?
and had it not been for Hue?,
ly well ?lev? loped secondary dcfei
the game would have been nothing m<
than a succession of tOUC.ldOWl -
Cornell gained the lead la the II
minute of play, when Barrett
seventy-yard ?la-h for the first 1
dowa Shieerica I ad i i i ! the k-..
off on the SO yard line and i
bull to the 10-yard line, la th? ?
instant, by a clever erial
Cornell ?ap'ain not looee around I?
end, and the thr , mei
could not hold him It was only B f?
minutes later that Cornell had th* b
?>p Buchnell'a 1-yard line, and Colll
rel for a touchdown. Duril
the play, bowevei. .lam?
and Oie bal.
1 yard llae, After Collina bad earri
il.e ball live yards Barrett tl
ward pass to Echley. winch feiled, an
Hucknell got the bali
Headria punted iw? at) -? i ea yai
?o (iillies. who placed the ball on th
4_ yard lit e. In the i.ext piny Harr.?;
added another lOUChdoWT to the ?cor.
earryiag two ??ucknell m? n over th
lia* with l. im
11 ?- : i _l i - _ ?:_; ted tha -?
? "ci sway foi .?
?n ihe ii ? .o.l In.? .p. "'s :' nal
? ? yard*, and .?fiel a !??
Hend? --i punted to <
ird line, and la _ f? a plai - l
m.?ib liisl down oi. Huckt:.' . .
line. Barrett'a eight-yard run, fo -^
? ellin ?'- ? ight, | ..ved | ?
?..m i . go over for hi?
Oi.rd eonaeeutie* touchdown. 8fa i
ended 'be Ai il hall bj i ??: .
? i m the i" . ? ' ?.
.. n.
, ,i--' aparar) brace in
? ' each? i
? Id with the ball
at? :?? i otl to !:.ir'
' '? i th? riaitora twenty-elgb
?'" ' the nail on the IT ?aid line
eiHion of th,. play .,.,,,/,,,. i,,-,
?ueller* welting hands. The fifth
ouchdown waa made by B ett
a? . ?.
f of the last period
' ' ''? '? m .? i ?
icrubi h :
"?' hl> on '*?? -, ,.,,. |,B - 0 ,
' ? .. forward ?
who went ?.,., f, ,0? ,
-? thia ?he third tea
? Itak'.'dplayinel resulted in
several per.alue?, and little headwa*.
??as mad? by either eleven.
Bu. knell f??.
Pcttll
f. Hakf
l . ...... I
Pelloi
R
ir p faaie
i- ,
'J H MeDermotl
i. ,' i?
H |1 I llen.lrl.i
:- ?
? i
'? nt . Brown
' ?
for
'? . r ?? Ml !?-..?:?
?
' ewetl
/'.ander for 17. kley,
...r ,,.
Her f..r
I., ra? lie! f."
? Roehn for
"???in i;.-. !
I tl * ? , . Donald* .n f.T
H i, '.r.pi fol
? n I : i'., kill.
a .-'? h wart*.
. Hk-ke) M Tale.
? \
QUAKERS BATTLE
TO A TIE WITH
1 NAVY ELEVE!
Intercepted Forward Pas
Enables ?Middies to
Score Touchdown.
AbbbboII?, Md. 0?rt 14 I
ien?ation?l eatraac? of Howard '???rr
at qnarterbach in th? ?eeond ha ? ?ara
? ?.,. i ? ,.i. ty of Poaasyl? . ..> footha
*. n on .. di feat at thi haBd? i
? .- al A? ad? a J thi? sftei no? th
? , .. but th?
althoti g the better atl wei
; to havi bei n defeated
1-, .". - ? ?? friends of th? Mlddie?, wil
m reral i in Ii I ?tod? ? ? P*?m
ay Ivan ia, ise thp- gam?
Th? ? Id ??' a? ilippei - - '
n..?r arh eh fell throughout th? <!>??. I
? . ised a urenr deal of fumbling an
tvn? : -.?'arli ull ll ?
ward p issea goioi a rang
Both ?core?, however, wer? made b
th? f rward ? ? - The Midd
their? when Martin, st halfback, wh
I playeo ?i ?p!? n.lid gan ? i'. ii
i rere? pted "ne or" Gnat : i
i pa--mi ia ? h? aecoad period iBd
! ed lii ty yardi foi ?? to id
Quaki r. got their touchdown o? i
eeeiion of forward poaaei operated b
U.M.
The Middies were well ?ati?fi?d witl
the reiult, though the) fought I
hold ?. ? ?? ? th? Pennaylvsni
soachi ? ed with th? wer
af th? t< am.
Th. icco ? ' wai rieerl]
when ? i ? ? rifled the crowi
trith ? touchdowi l h? Quaker? ? ?i
havia r ter of th? plaj and Will
lam? sad rhl i pun! on th.
Navy'i IO?yard lia?. The Quaker a?
tack wai rum ing slang imoothlr, witl
William?, Grant aad Dorr carrying th.
hall. Thi n Grant essayed s forwen
pa-? iatended for Miller. The Quake
end wa? too ?low, an.l Martifl eangh
the hull '.? ? i ? lear Held
front of him, Grant dived foi him, bu
Marl destei ped and ran rhe r ?
lag diatai ?? ??? : fly ?? ard? for i *
i weal
the m in ?-?'?? . ha? m?: mad? ? tout h
down and kieked th? g??al ?he Midd ?
I defence improved and for the remain
? der of tl ? half thi v held th? Quaken
I even.
There irai n ehaiigs la the iceoni
| half which braaghl Berry into his ?li
? position si quarterback for Penasyl
i vania for thi fir : tima ?B 'wo week?
? Berry mad? thingi hum from th? ?tart
i Me ran back kicks in brilliant fpahloi
land also ran well from his po?ition a'
. quarterback. Th?. Quaker? made theii
touchdown by carryinc the ball (.
? ? i rardi la three plays, all sf whiel
weis forward paaaes, Th? last twi
pa. ?es were takes by H ' * : ? V. : ? - The li?
lie Quaker en?l gaiaed fifteen yard? or
rat, and then raced ?
orher lide of the tield ro take a thirty
yard paai from Berry back of the line
of ?i rimmage.
The Anal period was a deaperati
fight for the deciding icore, bul i thsi
team eould tall- ai ? n. P? ?
continued 'o have the better
tight almost ta th? end, bol the alert?
aos? "f the Navy', defence snd
refusal t<> he fooled SB fake end runs
h? M the Quaker? at bay. Most of the
?line the ball was in Navy's territory.
The muidle? missed an opportunity
to aria the game in the last minute of
play, when Blodgett failed to kick a
goal from placement after Mile? had
made a free catch on the Navy'- 40?
yard line. There wa? ? gtffl bree/.e at
Blodgett'? back, and while th? kick was
long enough his direction WS? poor.
TI e Quaker? took the hall, and, in
deaperation, Berry tried forward passe?
right in the shadow of his own goal,
bur two of them grounded and the hall
had lo be kicked. Before the Navv
could get under way time was called.
Many penaltie-- were Inflicted again-'
th Navy for roughing the Pennsyl?
vania kicker? and illegal Interference
with forward pa
Penaaj Ivaa I loo, \ ,-. ?. ,:..
r. ??
Malhewi la. T M'a-I
i?. nnlns la, O H
Raj Janet
. It ?; Smith
Harrli fa T
H K Rlodgetl
Gran? , Q H UIIm
Rema t. M n Martin
Welch . R II H .? . ?
William? . ,.....?". B Braadfooi
i lacl rlo* ? ? M ?r'.pi. il- Ini
. ? - tute?
iPennaylvanlai ? ,.. t , Rar. i rquharl f..r
H . Ri ? ? Berrt foi Mille?.
q liarlo? i
l'on llelmbura f" Broadfoot, K?n
.4.,r" -. f..r la k.?..n OnMetetn f"i .1..,,? ?
. I pipil-'. ?! I. "f Trlnlft ' .
i'i?M J" Iro M
of Hwarthnv r*. H? ?mai
I Yal* Tim* "f ??? Pwelve mlnui?
Brown Eleven, in Sharp
Game, Defeats Williams
New Star of the Gridiron
Discovered in Pollard,
a Husky Negro
Back.
?L* 1
Providence. Oct. 16 The Brown Uni
? ? en made it- beat
i. ''us afternoon
... .:.- * - ..t lag Will
The borne
l'?me m the
. .i am . ?? : .'?'. of us pointa,
. roua in thia
mabing oi . ? Ara! down.
Brown, which
? : I ? ?.: ? . I ?? William- interfer
ii .... .?. paaer. Will
end tni? helped
lei ably,
in th?- second hail '.n?- William* line
strengthened i I a si almo-1 impreg
iiabli-. Bl a .. only tw?. i i -*
ahile Williami made ?ix.
ityla of play,
i..d ... ?? aay extoal until this
half, woreing o suceeaefully i'^u:
? ,i,. Once in '.? third penod, ?f'er
; .. JOBOa to Hubbell,
t the be te HI'..en's l fe?
in* I . ? ? *. -? I be ? - tors gel
lonei 'in. ? i.1.
? \\ .".. t?ma man
.'?row i. line just
ng it, th? .limn
.??i Aral and
.
..,::. a negro, played a
worh beiaa I ? i it
tl a ?et-to. H?
.in?. l._e a ru'.i
ill and found little difficulty la jrai*.
t n tri? d Hi scoied
? don ns for Hi. ari
ether nhieb was not al
. i??i ?h?- re:\s,,:i that one of bis
le when the all
i the third
|, \? th 'he ball on his own '?_
. ne. He got the bail and. dodging
practically tn* entire team,
?-._! line hefor?
., _oa ied. .'vr two ar..j ,,? |
half at re? i af f..o*.ball, m
winch he .! dm? I the earryiag oi'
ill, ha rai tahaa out ,n favor ?>f
_ftei ..?.. .- ,? r>,.. ,,( punts in
ral i>.ro.; Breara gal the bal! on
a kick or. it? ewn 10-yard liae. A
..." down th? Aald began. Pollard,;
Hillhouae and Purdv alternating in
tarrying the ball. I.etween the triol
! they mad? four consecutive fust downs,
' practi? all? all ef the alaya
I through 'he lef side of Williame*
! Une, u ith th* ball os th?- 2-yard
' line Purdy bit tin* line for I
Miry i.-' ta? I I ISl before tiie period
I . toi? il.
In the second period, at'? er I'm" had
recovered ? fumbl? by Purdy, WilHoma
-? the bail bj ''.unbillig on the
i plat ?m Brown'a W-yard line. Then
i .r<i carne into his own. II.- carried
'it thi?-?- tunes ,;i BUCeeeeion, making
I..,, m-i dowaa Purdy asada a bnli
lant sad lua of twenty-two yards and
threw a fon ai pass that netted
twenty yards :.. Weeks, and thea Pol?
lard, in four i u-! -, .-..? de ? be aeeei
ion tifte.n vards ??,,, ;, acore and
kicked the goal.
On the kici.-oiT Hollar.I te.._ Gal
- kick on hi? own 10 yard line
Slid ran it back Bereut) \ard? ii?-'ore
he was downed Pul*d) heaved
lorward peas to '??'?
acroe* the line, for snol
it requiiirig onlv two play* to make II
; Ward kicked tl..- goal
\ marca .i??wn the ft? M with P
and Hillhonae earryiag the bali
.-..on __? a Hr.wii ita '. . bdawn,
th- (turd, eagre taking the ball
I - - '.- a ' ' ?? r
Polli i.i mad? b
I for a I em
i orTsidea and it did not
A noor pase gave I
ball again noon
', half
R \\ ard
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Yale Fails To Use
One Lateral Pass in
Beating Springfield
I .?itliiiied fr?.m paie I
r . ?, ?... ! Tal? rju.ckly took -he gafli
into hei .'.'.n hand? again an.l s.,..
curried th? ball forty-seeea yard? i
n ???r.*... of ?I? ?harp, iBSPPy plai
for ;. .. Sevilla SO Bg over 'a
a plui ? foui nd i ,r ' ichls
i. irelj doi ? a football '"am get tw
s | ?I from touebdewo, but th
apportai i i? to Tel? Lo Ooi
id, bul ' ??" Soi iagnold forward
? offside BJ inihil g SB
before the Hall ws? touch?.I doom, ?
i hsl th? y wen I I ird ? bock ?
goal Itno and Val?- allow?
.1 i '. : ' ? me Betrag? wa
upon t" make th? kick, m.d h
?h?, ball iquarely between th
extra point.
.nd ?he Yale'
rum attach th? iharpast an?l be*
mata lo tl of th? sftcrnoon, das parti
pei .-? ? , the physical sxhaostiOB o
? ira, wh?, plsyed through th'
with only three oi four
tul iona
? ht over for snother touch
down nfier a clesfl sdvBBCS "f ?hirt;
ysrdl in IIS plsy? by Vale, but, as pre
.1, a penalty of ?vt
yard? for offside nullified the goo<
work.
Later, after a long forward pass <>:
thirty ?five yards, Sermon t'? Kendall
had pal Vule in momentary ?langet, ih?
H!ne took 'he ball on it? OWO sfl yar?.
lia? and carried It fifty-eight yard? ii
? leven plays, to I I only by thi
call of tim? It wa? by all odds thi
be-? luitaifled offensive movement o!
the day The attack was varie.1, 'oo
At I tira. Neville, Higginbothsm
?he end last year, sad Wait? *.vere in
?he ha.-k field, and their play indicated
that Vile 's not lacking in capable sub
? *??-. (Vaiti in particular standing
out, in spite of his light weight.
Tab \tta<k. Powerful.
Tala galtted S10 yards by s'raigh'
rii-lur.g for sixr.>en downs, mini: regU
lai formatloBS, but with the attack dl?
rected through the centre, off-tackle or
i the - nd with an occasional for?
wsrd psai or two in a way to puzzle
1* ?? true, of course, that
the Springfield defence lacked solidity,
bul it is true also that there was little
"i i o looaeaeei in the play or p?>or
? . Bolh l .unis appeared to be
veil grounded in the fundamentals, and
the Vale men gave the impression of
being much better together than at any
? ? ? ? year, ,
Captain Wilion began the game at
quarterback, with L? Core. Neville ami
seo vil ,i? hii running mate?. .Substitu?
tion.? ?rere made bach and forth, but.
La Gore end Neville played ?he greater
. ?? Wilson did not re?
turn after he retired in favor of Sav
about 'he middle of the second
p-rioil.
Neville, who wa? having his fini
tin.! on th? Vanity, made a most fa
rorabl? impression, and it will be in
tereating '??' lee ir' he stands a further
?i ? against WashiagtOB and Jefferson
In addition to being
> fast ryid ouick ?o **ke a .vantage
openings, he was reasonably effect!
'u the secondary line ,of defence, a
certainly gave high promi??-. t
be surprising if he i? not seen agair
I'rineeton and Harvard, at leas* f
part of ?h? time.
S_\age Hunt? V.ell.
Savage did the best p'in'ing of t
afternoon, and bia drop y eb ladicat
"hat he .an stand up under fir?
struck me, however, that h? was fuel
bit tee aiou in atarting lf> mee* t
? men*? of a quar'.rback. LI
Captain W1I-..11, h Ii natural place u
peare to be at halfback
La Oore still showed some weakn*
in tha aeeondnry line of defence, b
both be itrni Scoi I pre ed themeeln
strong, hard running backs. The lm
tOO, made a gOOd inpressii.n Mosel?
?'?n a pOWei a1 one end. while fro
tecklc to tackle there was no partici
? akaeea bcbIbbI the be
Ipringfteld could offer. Seeing tl
?nini aa it was to-day, il is hat
..???r_ai.il the general loosene
of play so much taflted about m *y
ear;;,- gBBBB
Whatever *he r?-j?e. Vale coach?
and Vale undergraduates are far mot
^atisfieil to-night, not .0 much at th
victory over Spring, eld a? ?f th
marked Improvement shown by ? h
rr.e 1 in working together.
Th" sinking and cheering of th
small delegation from Springfield wer
so far above th* average as to he a dm
tinet feature. There was real harrr.on
In th. songs, and appreciation wa
shown by wild bur*ts of applause.
The visitors had a veil, too, com
billing a cheer, a whistle and a shor
handclap that was a? novel a? it wa
effective. It made almost as much of 1
hit as the singing.
The bowl looked wonjerful in it
semi-emptiness almost as wonderf 1
a? when it was full to oerflowing fo
the Yale-Harvard game last fall. Full;
eigh' thousand persons looked lost ir
1 its depths. The echoes were uncanny
The line-up follows:
i Yale ?i?>. 1 ?? r- Bers_e_et_ 'Oi
*?'-?.? . U E .... lurnhi .
?? Mm loa !. T . She?
: \ ..ti Holt I. ?. Stln.
Hai
.1 Sliel.lon H O ?.?(.or
Uat s . H T. <;rlm-.
V l*n .i? K llerkl-; ?I
Wllaon . B . . Perm.-.r
Neville.1. H H Mil?'
!*? ' l'.r? Uli? . Hm(1ii
(-? g Cootm
- 1 1 ?rlo.1?:
* _ T . - .
? . i.rlnKlI. 11 I n 0 0? 0
._??_*_ me Sevilla. Ooal from
- ivas*, ?io?;. fr,,ni touchdown* i ??
?? ? si'n_* . Hafef Miller Buhetltate*
lYele) Rmltti for !_? Onr.. Sa-?*? for Wllwn
? ? S- .- 11 BMI tor .1 . heMon. L* '?
roi Miilth. S.-o?!l for Taft ?lodfett for Allen
? . n -. to- M ?-lev. Wal?, f..- !.. ??or
II for C, .tv-Mon HlSfftnbothem tot
B*ntl*v f..r -?'. s?e Wim r for Ne*
? ., for Von Holt ?Sprtl |
Itarvll f.r Harvey. Keri'lal! f..r Sal?
lam for Herklmef Reforme i_i>ii-en * Ban
'?.rt of I'_rtn-.n_t_ Implre -William <>_?
?f I_>hl_h. Kiel! fudS* f A Qo_
- of L__ay*tt*. Head lineen ai i m
: n of Amheret T?a** ef p?riode?
I .v. ?. minute* <_acb
I ? . I
Some Figures on Yale s
Victory Over Springfield
First Half -Second Half?>
Vale. Springfield. Yale. Springtield.
Ground gained hy rushing . IM 22 l?>i 12
Piral d?i'?ns b> rushing . ."> 0 11
Porwsrd pa?ses attempted.. .1 -1 .1 II
I or? aril pa?ses incompleted. -1 2 I 7
Porword passes intercepted . 0 I 0
(.round gained b\ forward passes... 0 0 11 75
Number of punts. I ?"> t I
Average distance af punt* . .10 2s 38 32
Penalties . I 1 I 0
Graaud lost hv penalties . S7 ll .V? 0
I unibles . I I 1 1
Groood Ins? ht fiMTihle*. 30 ?20 0 0
Ball bist h> fumbles. 1 1 I) 0
Penibles recovered. I 1
Ilun bad of punts. 10? 30 12 II
*llerkiiner, of Springfield, ?napped up hall v. hen a drop kick b> Le ??ore
sii'. bbjtchod an?! ran fifty >ards and across (he goal line, but fumbl?fd wh?Mi
tackled, ?hi.h not only cost his team twenty yards but a touchdown sa well.
MANUAL TRAINING
LOSES HARD GAME
.Military Academy Roys Score b>
Vigorous Attack.
The New Vork Military Ac.dem.
frio'linll eleven scored a victory ove?
the Manual Training High School, ol
Brooklyn, in their annual game played
a' Ebbetfl Field. Hrooklyn. yesterday
after a bitterly fought battle. Th?
-core was 11 to 7.
Opposed by a combination that was
well versed in the open style of play,
the Manual eleven was bewildered by
the attack. Two long forward passes
followed by long i uns. caused the de?
feat ef the Hlu?- BS 1 Gold. A bad pass,
?rhicl Bted a hurried kick, al
lowed Manual to escape a shutout, but
fortune favored if on three other oeca
lona when trie Cadets were in the
-hado". ..t' the oppaeiag goal line, at
on* time 'i?- boll being <?n!> three
inches from the Manual line.
We.ton. the lefc end, who pulled
? i i.;,--. ; with sase while
? he Aeld, an?l White,
the .? ?;'' halfback en the Military elev
??n. aera conspicuous in the victory of
their team. Little straight line rush
I the defence was attempted
' ornwall boys, who made the
if tb?-ir attacks in open for
.
X. V. 3
I. R .
,. ?
ri
. in* hlns
11 ?; . Meinen
f
. i; Tlllier
1. il H l?-rr-.
i H liliiui.an.i?
I- l?
.
-
.
Laut-rbon
Ma
ii.ii.n (or
? -
..??? li.-. :
I
minutes ?
-? . .
BAY RIDGE STARTS WELL
I! organize?! Lie? en Defeat? Kra?nuis
Hall High.
tat ted Hhv Ridge Hig
el? . ri made Its followers
. . .-?-.| the lirasmus
?? .? ?r.- Bad Oval,
?? la . B -oie ef
- , ''.
. .n :..l!ov-?:
. . ?
i. i"
I. .... Auchterlonl
.t. _. .OIK.the
,....? . . .i liai i
1. 1 . Ilun'er
H ' .
il Mljcst'i? n E . .
.
I. H i. i-.
l: 'i n l< Hi_-I.,s
?? II.
'
?
i-- I ?ah? n ?ni Luder
|?.f. r. e -..,...
. ? 1H*elo?J?. Tuns Pf j
... Pea miaut? ? |
COLLEGES PLAN A
LACROSSE SCHEDULE
Yale to Play Harvard Some
Time Next Spring.
At the annual meeting of the United
State? Intercollegiate Lacrosse League,
held here vesferdav. a tentative play
| ing ?che !ule for the season of 1916 w?-*
drawn up, but the exact dates and
1 ??laces for the games will not he an?
nounced until earlv next vear.
Arrangements were made, however,
! bv which Vale, whic1" Ifl not as yet a
member of the league, will plav Har?
vard at Cambridge some rime next
i spring. The regular season will open
?itrlv in April, and the final game be
tween th - Northern and Southern win
ning teams will take place during the
In?' week ' f May/.
A championship banner will be
I awarded to the winning team in each
division. The plaver? on th? '.am
(that aria? the championship will each
, receiv?' a gold medal, and the losing
? play?n will get silver medal?.
Milton Krlanger, of Johns Hopkins,
, was elected prosidsflt; Ro.inev Wal
I ridgi'. of Cornell. viee-presid?nt, and
Robert C, < ampbell, of Stevens Insti?
tute of TechnologY. Moboken. N. .!., was
re-elect.?,! ?ecretarv-trei.surer. (yrus
C. Miller, of the Crescent A. (*.'. of
I Brooklya, was chosen as a member of
the executive committee for a term of
two 4?'ur...
a -
LEHIGH CRUSHES ALBRIGHT
Cels i our Tout hilo? n?. Despite \rm>
of Substitutes.
Sont?. Hethlehem, Penn , <>c?. If..
Lehigh found Albright easy to-day, but
WS? COrtOBt with a 27 to 0 score Do
spite the fact that a small army of
?ubatitute? BfOJ sent in by Lehigh, the
ime always remained steadfast.
c.?hall's thirtr-yard end run in the
drat periodJ, Hallewell'a thirty-five and
tarant? yard sprints ln the ?econ I
period, eoupled with splendid line
plung.rig. were factors ihat figured
prominently la Bolead'? ta?v m th?
Irat period and Cahall's and Hazle
tine'.? (?.i ehdowai in the ?econd
The line-up fol! |
- . ?- i ? p?
Ia*l l?u '."' ... v.ia'
'"?t'???'? . I. B Pata-rk?
h.ti t?In,. i, r Bprine??
drembael. I. .; .; Sehembi i
?-??? . ?* i Betambaugh
it ., h . ?
Martlln
?
? ?? i. I?l*.?r
I II II HuUtlei
R. II. II ItofTiuaii
Maaulnne** in n?*rn-i-i r. i
II I ? 1 ?'
? I. I? .? u
?. - ? .hall rlaseltine,
H< -? - lo*!* from touchdown, i 'iiii?ii ill.
Attempted drop ?i ki t'ahall i-'1 Sub*tl
lti?*i il>hlrh) Rla.lo*. fo* tmrnttiu p.?,Mu
????. for rici ... Hallo**ll for .'?h?ll. Il??el
iii ? '? -, klatrulnn? foi iuii???eii.
ml ? ?? ' Inimb* ti f..r Hi. tt
..- HalMed for Mm
y i'?.?'..ii fn, Robinson. H.ruaa? for
M i- ? i. - iwt, II? f... Ria hard* Ins* ''?'
fm llartsl?!
.,,.? , t- .'bot. I? f..r
an. J ?
, ,. .ma '. rf?r
i...,. , ... m ., . R*r*r*e Ktesk, ?>(
P?/ii.st-lvanl? Ural uii.?m?n--Ry*n <<f
i Mlchiean IJn*.m*n K ?baust?, "f Ai??ritht.
?nd ? hapman of le-hl.h. Tim. of perlo?!??
I T?D ' i. ?' ? ? a ?'??
COMMERCE TE?I
BADLY DEFEATED
BY EAST ORANGE
New York Boys Outplays
from Start. Despite
Cann's Cleverness.
The Hlgl -_?_. ?: 0t C^bbbj,-?
,__ _
''filled
1 ' "" ****** mal
' '"' ?M eleva,.
?Le?os Ovel . ? rr. Mg. v *:
kistle. ?nd .**
'*""'' " ? -'ore' wj
larger th..-. S3 '., t), tb| t?'iy ' ?
' "" ????flag*!
'' th? J!
' f'r ? touchb?
IBdod
?'''-' Uranj ?Tha.
and ma . ._ ?""-?
-
id 1 i fair i ? .re of ??_,_,?
? ? '_' .____
TheJers, %***
?' "-?????' ?r.daithZS
ime wa. open, for 'he most ?V
i'. was securely bar, - , "
"f ?f""'' '""" > teen ?
?moo*h an<l the p ,. .. Ailh "
hi*ch. The interference .a, ., ?A
perfect as could b? .??ired ?nd t/
tackl.r.g. especially that of Her??
and Franeke, *-.e ends, _ ., de?dir "
i f _ accurar. '
Commerce interposed -, feebl? ?f
****** ?IXtt.
r.ot ae much ben ... the boy. did r?
. ? I Ii- ?-er to ?tl !,. th* Jer.ty tl*.
???.on. Tirit,
?rhen ,1- . ??'?rt ;,..- - -, - :. rem* t??
n the gam- . . v. rt ?ble-!?
?hrow lack _*?'. Orang* within five
yards of the threatened goal line, bat
It was only beeau thteaai up
their formation si I pet .p (n u_
broken front - ' <*re able to a*
_1 0- ?rumple*
m der the hamm. Orme?
baeki
Teddv ( em ? 'a r to n.td.
h s brother as a i . _ :._. b?ck. in.v
?,n 'he Commer*e like a ray .
Ight on a dark ig I He played
?i.rough *he Aral half and went ?
again in 1 r ar.d both on
'he attack and defenee ail play wu of
high calibre. I.ike th? < ther < .mmere?
backs, however, he did not *e?m to b*
schooled in handling the ball II* mil?,
one disastrous fumble, however, ?kit
led UB directly to an Rest Or?_t?
Hast Orange unfolded it? ?_perl?fi/e
attack with aurpria g iwiftnem in the
first few mu . ay, and Mtn
ti game wd . aJd Com?
merce was lighting desperately under
it* own goal posts. Forward pa**?*?
that came from n?>wnere, ?nd r..-.,
sia.hes off tackle that caught Coir
merce totally unaware, ?o befuddled
the New York boys that tr.ey wer* m
the defensive almo-t :'rom th* start
It was a series ef the** play?, iwift.f
executed, that brought Fait Or?nk
down to the < omn tree I yard line i.i -,
' v minutes. Here the Manhattat
team h raced, and Eaat orange, cnir
inp1 into the line with plur.ge ?ft
plunge, gained only fo ,r yards in v
many rushes, and Commerce took t
ball on down?. That, however, ??? :r.
high ti'ie of 'he ' imi ?'<> resistan.?
("ann punted to Abbott, on Commerce
,.3-vard line, and a dash ?round rift '
end, followed by a deftly thrown fo.
ward pass to He;. .?.ed il -
touchdown for Orar gl
Commerce tried to Bdvance bj m *??
of a poorly executed lateral pass in tk.1
second quarter. b-_* iom* Fa?t Ortn.
man was always on top o' the play m.
spoiled it. With | team better groim.
? ' la football ?sich p!..;.< might hie;
ben gainers, but Commerce lacked th?
ability an?l skill to use them.
The Fast Orange eleven scored t*i"
early in the econd half. The IfBl
came when Franeke caught a perfe I
forward pass from Le Quia and rr.
Afty yards for a touchdown. On ?_.
kick-otT Holman fumbled or his o***i
?-yard line, and liayn rd picked up %t
ball and scamperi.i over th* l.ne. T-.?
la-f score came in the Anal period.
The line-up follows :
?".- ms
I. i-*
?ha*? .;. ;- Men*
Thoaia* t. ?;
I'urtala
Kl-rn
Maynar. B. T
14 ,, ??
I. ...il'i Yrmor
??n_l..n .... f_ I? ? caaa
H-W-W?
?olll??
?
Mil n.,r 1 .... ?
?>rin??
MOStOO* {,,; IX,,-. ke f"r M??m-">
?
M.irrs? i-iim
Holman w II. n
Houih foi l.i - -
Blllffe. of V? nl.*-**??
I'm. Ire Pel. te ? ? ?
? . DtrtotP*
Ten mu. -
W. & J. ELEVEN WINS
Roll? If) Score of M ta I Afila*!
Westminster.
i-.. t. a_ra _ m (1 - (
Washington. P. nn . Oct 1* Th?
Washington and '?'*rn **'
feated weatmina. r ??>"u,j
game thia Bften ? ?core of M
t?, S. w. gad I. SUM ? *****
en..! liie-up. both Captain Wesbeck?
and Witherspoon, left tackle, being ae
sent on account of issj ? _
Th.- Bed and Black had little dift*
ealty In rolling up ii po nt? n th*.?**?
quarter, an?l then ( -1 ,'nt m
a number ef aub titute* 5< -*'n morJ
points ?rere lecared n the *<*oTii
parlad. The regui sea m ?*
: to ?cor*
r' -____
an entire W. an?! J |' - -t?*titute?
when another tou? I t*r""J
Ave in all being mad? Mf<.''?f,
starred in the scoring. maklBg *U ta?
W. and .1. t.,u. h downs bul en*
-.Mil'.-!.ill ,
Bwe?
'
wimher-. . it a ama*
Items . I ? srr.e-i
.'* , ?>
h ""..HE
_UM r ;
M H I' " . . .
M ?*?? lehl
?n. M - '
-i..,.. i . M
-
r.ei.t aoali
i. ?. . i v
??
M ,? Ke.-Il t
M K..II Ke-l.ai ;??!
Morrow f. " < r '.'?i"
....... ?Annie,L f,.r t>.? H
t*rlv, Bovill f.., Ileyman IL * rjr **m.
K.sn for S. *>_., -o.!!' '? I *?"? /'ftom.
ror Ni.s Sus_ for J. I-r.w ? ;,f;r '??it
M.i,its ror **o?*r. M--; r 'A.'.m M**
* ? r** *(
i ^iKht for I'" Unan ?? " H?r,.
. rel.M. iWeetn ?' 'Z. t*t
Vlm-ent loi H
fert? ,.f l'rln et.H .
V?le. TU?* "' l- ''??,* '
t_o of teehe Bllfl
-?I-*m
Superbas Beaten
?n a Close Game
The barnstorming Brooklyn lt??*g
cere defeated in the ninth ???"Jj
the All-Stars of Bergen C^uVLSa.
_ ^I_.p tWht on Oritani r leid. H?*? .

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