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I 2 THE WASHINGTON TBIES SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3 1907 I Indians Tricks Prove Unavailing Against Tigers Weight New Gallaudet Captain Caprons Three Goals PRINCETON EASILY I Virginia Comprise Sum Total Of a- INDIANS t Defeat > DEFEATS f VVt Minnesotas Scoring
I < i BY LINE PLUNGEST- Surprise 3Hicagp Outclassed Gophers in Most Bril- ¬ liant Game of Year Showed Wonderful University CoUJd NotCope Touchdowns and Harlan Kicks Field j J Knowledge of Football and Worked wo With Sewanee Weight f Like a Machine q Goal From 43 Yard LineHeavy Rain i 1n R r i t alp f I Men on Trick Chicago x8 Minnesota 12 planned especially for the giants who Handicaps Red Plays wore the mar gold Sewanee xa University of Virgiiiafo- MINNEAPOLIS Nov 2 All and the old Mica of Minnesota Bach detail In tho NORFOLK Ja Nov 2 Swanee dev hell to Chicagos football champions of mostly In fon University numerous formations of the maroon o of the contest the play was ted the of Virginia eleven ¬ Princeton 16 Carlisle r the West pffensive repertoire been pol- the copter of the here this afternoon by 12 to had I t team today de ished no NEW YORK Nov 3 A threatened ended with the ball onCar The game was played on field mud Staggs maroonclad until there was flaw and it was Iteles 6yard line in possession of the a of ted University jof Minnesota by this development and perfection Indian massacre booked for the Pel1 and water and In a driving rain caus- ¬ te the that Indians 18 to 12 which made Chicago eleven today Grounds this afternoon failed to come ing frequent fumbles and flukes by and won back the title the of off Lineup players was unceremoniously snatched away Stares most perfect football machine the f tofu teem even more Instead the Princeton Tigers ate up Princeton positions Carlisle Sewanee University of South from from them one year ago The Ma of a unit than the great ¬ the championship J90K the band of Indian braves who repre- VIste L E Gardner Bowanee Tenh outplayed Virginia rooris downed Minnesota in a game that eleven of Bucldugham one sent Carlisle on the gridiron and when Vauseukn from the time the ban was kicked off will go down in football history as A One Man Team final count was the score L T peer brilliancy and the taken Ws5le L G Afraid of a Boor in the first half and wee never in without a for real The Minnesota team which went stood 1 to with eight thousand Center Little Boy danger of losing The condition of the gr1dmn pluck and resourcefulness down in was Princeton rooters doing a joy dance Chicagos surpassed even defeat built around one McGaden Lyon ground would not permit n end rUns great eleven man George Capron the band of stoic red men R G In one point to left halfback about a little T Lube or substantial gains through the lines itself and failed but He figured in twothirds of the offensive A which in as modest Booth BallmanR re- rain started a Brown Welch R B Bxndlne and Sewanees weight ufld in the take advantage of Its opportunities and plays and from the beginning of play drizzle and wound up as a drenching Be it Dillon DawsonQ B Mount Pleasant sult wanee scored Its touchdown that one oversight came late in the was evident that Minnesotas one aim downpour robbed th6 contest of the Harlan L H B Thorpe oavly in the first half fiton a forward second halt when the Maroon total ex- H B was to carry the ball within kicking spectacular features which had been Tlbbott ReadeR pins which was perfectly executed might have been lifted to 24 points had distance goal p Incidentally Jt worked havoc McCormick of the chicago line and led F B Hauser The second touchdown was made by it not been for loose work when the let Caprons wonderfully too red mens speed and lightning Pilfer Shipp In accurate with the Referee of Georgetown the second half He skirted ball was within the Gopher 5yard line do the rest How well the youngster on trick plays and proved a tremendous Umpire MInds ot pennsylvania Virginias end for a run ot twentyfive ¬ Score iisleadIng whose shoulders rested the hopes of the aid to PrInceten when the Tigers equal of Georgetown yards placed pigskin immediate ¬ and and the maroon and gold did his work M ly handicapped in fancy style TouchdownsMcCormick was more de-¬ best the of field Goals from ly behind the goal posts Chicagos victory today attested by the play went back to the old tactics and Goal from H cisive tho sco e shows The six fact that out of seven touchdown Harlan 2 Virginia Had One Chance than trials at field goals be succeeded in scor-¬ fell to line smashing points difference in the totals of the two Virginias goal was In danger on sev- ¬ ing three times and making twelve Princeton Better Anyhow teams does not begin to indicate the points for his team f eral other occasions but the Orange over tremendous WIN gpicndid vast superiority of Staggs team Final score IS Minnesota 12 Princeton had taken a ST JOHNS anti Blue tot together in style the Gophers The Chicago team won The lineup and summary brace from last Saturday when she and held for downs Virginia carried Chicago Position Minnesota by Cornell would IN STATE CLARENCE E SHARP ball within one yard of SewaneVs by making three touchdowns and kick- was defeated and FIRST the ing all the goals Minnesota failed ut Hewitt L E Chestnut probably have defeated the Indians on His Election Was Announced in Yesterdays Times He Succeeds ODonnell goal in the first half but lost it on Doseff L T Young ¬ tony in its attempts to cross the Maroon Handy G the fastest field today for she demon- CHAMP SERIES J clwns and never had another chance L tad strated in the first few minutes of play Who Is Out of the Game Permanently With a Bad Leg Sewounce was frequently penalised for goal line and only through the Anderson C Kheiland I wonderful kicking ability of George Harris R G Bandelln before the ball became slippery and the offside play and lost much ground on Falk R T Case this account Capron young quarterback who on I nVd soggy that she had a few tricks ¬ Page R E Rademacher up own sleeve could play an Pass Used to Ad One of the reasons for Virginias de three occasions booted the ball over StefTen Q B Coughlin her and Forward feat was the slow work of her ends De Tray open game if the occasion required MARYLAND NAVY ONE which was marked contrast to the crossbar for field goals It was a L H Wash ¬ WESTERN GETS in that triumphed over Iddings R H B BGSdiuoknech- Princetons first touchdown scored vantage Against of Sewanees and it was Impossible for- football machine tha tNerritt F B Dunn after the first period was half over by t l ser to get a play in tnat dfrec a team built aroun4 one Individual star Officials Kelly Princeton umpire Captain McCormick was made after the ington College top And that star was Capron Princeton referee Porter Tigers yards Sewanees interference was about the In every act of the Chicago team was Cornell head linesman Starbuck Cor-¬ had bucked the ball ninety DEFEATS OALLAUDT SCORE AGAINST beet seen on the Norfolk gridiron nell field judge Substitute Mowry for down the field and helped materially in the advances seen the hand of a masterthe dean of Schucknecht Touchdowns Steffen Da o by Tigers football coaches Amos Alonzo Stagg The second score made Just before the St Johns 31 Washington College mnde the backs Tray Iddln I qoals from touchdown call of time in was a Kicking was indulged in Every play tried by the Maroons was Page 3 Goals from field Capron 3 the first half ANNAPOLIS Nov 2 St Johns and by both teams and Sewanee was the spectacular drop kick from 4Jyard line in the mud better In handling punts booted squarely over the by Washington colleges battled IN DRIVING RAIN bar Harlan afternoon anil St Johns WEST VIRGINIA Shipp s halfback wa the Tiger naltback The teams had been and rain this easily the star of the game Barrett- 1 rxchanging punts and working fake won by 31 to 0 played a uasterly game Sewanees quarterback was put out fir v kicks When Princeton back field The winners the the second half for ltlf C A SWAMPS fell away no one expected the Tiger In all departments handled IJoth teams win attend Ute theater to attempt a field goal under the in great notwithstanding i kicker ball pass here tonlgnt and will teave Nerfofkt GEORGETOWN conditions from such a distance but as slippery conditions The Orward Save in- ooarow the ball sailed squarely between the was used to advantage and one of the Slippery Grounds Makes Touchdown posts 26000 came to their feet iii the second was made on Lineup 1 admiration touchdowns PV CORCORAN a cheer of a splendid execution ot that play from Local Team From Virginia Posltlwi Sewanee V I GAME CADETS Bosley to Tarbert The tall was also First HalfPasses Tibbot Runs Fiftyfive Yards be- ¬ Gteth Center Evans occasions I recovered on several after AVjee <5FaulkenburfV- Princetons second touchdown was ing kicked The game was the first of Heavier Defeat Blocked I ri ¬ Hllams H in second half by Tibbot the series of the Maryland Intercollegi- scored the played 4 AVllford X T Evans W POSTPONED Dillon had received a punt on Prince¬ ate League which St Johns has Holiday CectlL T Markley BALTIMORE Md Nev 2 The Cen ¬ 15yard line and had run the ball Warflelfl and Ruhl the two halfbacks Randolph Jones R E Jones tral Young Merts Christian Association tons were stars Warfleld being used Western Maryland 15 Gallaudet 0 Virginia p IE TVilliaMa back ten yards McCormick smashed the Navy 6 West M ttx L IlICmiOSD Ta Nor o ned its basketball season tonight most frequently though Ruhl had two On a soggy gridiron and In a rain tfrat Crawford Naff I H Markley Slup 2The into the Use without a gain On the touchdowns and the longest run of the- ANNAPOLIS Nov 2 The eleven of Yancey McMurdoF B J aaier- Hoods descended upon the foot In the gymnasium by defeating the Cor- was given to Tibbqt his first was at times blinding Western Mary- Virginia sur- ¬ Q coran cadets of Washington by 3 7 next play the ball me to his credit Ruhl made the University of West Hftnacker B Bartolt today to for a cresabuck Aided by splendid in¬ touchdown Just as the first half was land defeated Gallaudet at Kendall prised the midshipmen by Its remark- Mr Armstrong referee Messrs Bar- hall field here and made Tne cadets started off as If they on magnificent yesterday 15 to ft umpires terference he ran fiftyfive yardh for a closing It was made a Green afternoon b ably good playing here this afternoon ry and Sewaric any kind of a game except water rr ant business and scored two goals OR goal run of fortyfive yards during which he The condition of the field made fast touchdown and Harlan kicked the straightarmed or broke away from play Impossible the water standing and the Navy team was only able to I olo out of the question the first few minutes Soon however nearly every member or the visiting inches over portions of the field win by one touchdown the score being the Y M C A truck its pace and First Half 26 and LAFAYETTE FAT Consequently It Was necessary- team He also made the first score of Tne halves were shortened from 1C to 0 It was all over for the visitors The Indians won the toss and those the second on a fine run of twenty IS minutes to 20 and 10 minutes because to call off or postpone the foot- ¬ second especially half continued downpour The single touchdown was made In In the half the to defend the south goal with the wind five yards Warfleld made the last of the Georgetown home team was enabled by wonderful off to game Western Maryland snowed much the tile first halt by Hambsch and Lange ball match between at their backs McCormtek kicked touchdown of the struggling the work as well as passing and shooting to score almost ¬ Washington better team kicked the goal The midshipmen were BUT University and Virginia Poly ¬ Mount Pleasant and the quarterback re last five yards with several speed and on a dry field would probably tiGHT players vainly trying to bring him to scoring in half but 10 UD ton yards have run up a larger score Gallaudet also near the last r technic Institute which was to The line turned it the ground ¬ on 3yard Thorpe went around Princetons right game did not show its early season form be were held for downs the Y M C A Position Corcoran Washington College brought a cause of the absence of three regulars line Lange tried a run around end hnye been played here today Ward H F Colenian end for a 10yard gain with a forward team to Annapolis and the men played Blue Henderson I The visiting backs hit the Butted kick formation on the third The managers sot together and pass The Indians then tried the Tiger pluckily to the end However It had tackles again and again for good gains from a Pennsylvania 15 j Lafayette o Fry L F Loltch and exchange no plays which proved effective against through spots formerly Gib- ¬ l down but was thrown before he reached decided to postpone the event Krieger C line without succeas an so up PHILADELPHIA Nov Although nark followed Hauser booted the the locals and was not well in son Adkins and Carver did practicallY- the line and the visitors punted out of played i Monday R G vGwihon of kicks the fine arts Butler the quarterback- nIl of theIr galnlng through the danger- they fast football Lafae4ttter to next Roberta ball behind the Princeton goal and Har ¬ game eleven was too light for Pennsylvania was hurt toward the end of the monstrous massing on tackle A been coming Local football enthusiasts put Frederick L lan kicked out from the Tigers yard it belpg likely that one or more of his driving rain had down toQay and the Rod and 13hI1 scored an Field goas Fry GHunter9 Henderson 3 Gallaudets One Chance all day and was at Its height wh n up a guarantee to protect the Kriegor 3 line ribs are broken game was progress Consequently easy victorY by l to e Ward Roberts Leltch ¬ in ¬ Clark Goals from fouls Hen ¬ pass the The Lineup Only once did Gallaudet look danger slip- ¬ First half Pennsylvania 1 La- two teams from financial loss by Hunter Carlisle tried a forward and the ground was soft and the ball 0 derson Small Clark Referee Granger on own 49 ous was toward the close of the pery teams re fayette ball went to Princeton her St Johns Positions Washington It but both handled it econ half Pennsylvania 5 La-¬ waiting over for the game Belvederes Time keepers Prof Cor¬ yard line Harlan kicked and on the Tarbert Stark L E Hughes first half when Henry ran the klckdff iriarkably well under the circumstances fayette 0 nelius and Mr Time of ¬ Lange who played back for the Navy VV I halves SO play Hendricks went around Princetons Jones L T Gibson back to the 10yard line and Gal Final PennsylvanIa Mi Lafayette 0 minutes each ten Carlisle was Wilson L G Vosw N ball to opponents let several kicks escape him but showed left end tor laudet carried the its much skill In recovering them and sev- penalized ten yards and the Indians Harrell C Porter S territory Birch dropped a for a got away exchange of punts followed Baldwin Miller R G Smith punt picked up ov l and skirted eral times for a substantial 444 Getting the ball on his own 36yard Qulmby CapL- R T Voss M but gRin atter he had delayed hi start by eH + + THc+ McAlplne the end yards A fumble not handling the ball cleanly line McCormick smashed through the R E Wilson Turner stopped the advance gave West- ¬ + Carlisle right tackle of thirty yards Bosley Stone Q BJohnson Butler ern Maryland the ball on its own 90 Forward Passes Uncertain An onside kick gave the Indians the Warfleld LHBPorterP Hitch yard line ended ball I Ruhl Wilson The half with the t on yard line and Hauser RHB was the that each team t- ball her in the visitors possession in midfield I A feature fact circled the Tigers right end for twelve Hawser B Maddox Score 10 toO generally managed to Intercept the for- ¬ > ¬ Extraordinary ards Special RefereeWFMr Hunter Maryland Ath passes of the Douglass Princeton secured the ball oh an ex- ¬ Second Half ward other letic Club UmpireMr Goodrich Mary ¬ did this several times apd toward the change ot kicks and Harlan worked a r land Athletic Club Linesman Mr Gallaudet showed up better in the end forward pass for eight yards A fake ¬ of the first half Shelton got In the An Importers Stock Closed Woodcock St Johns Assistant lines second half and but for an excusable Out kick b McCormick netted another eight menMr Brady St Johns and Mr way of one of Douglass long forward and Harlan and Hauser exchanged Perkins Washington College Timer fumble by Henry who could not hold throws and ran forty yards However punts Prof College tho sUpper oval on a punt from Ad ¬ Lange managed to stop him J Goldsmith Son importers of Baltimore closed + Touchdowns Hauver 2 Ruhl 2 War klns there would have been no core The midshipmen made their longest big Tigers Use Straight Football- gain on the long end run from out to us a stock f Woolens at a very low figure field Tarbert Goals from touchdowns Longfield captured the ball on this Ium- a kick propose over you began ¬ formation either Lange or Douglass l We to turn the bargain to Intact This At this stage of the game rain kicked Bosley Goals from touch bje on Gallau 10yard line Gal ¬ to fall steadily and Princeton buckled downs missed Bosley 5 Time of lets carrying he ball This play was very i stock Includes a variety of the choicest weaves and halves 25 minutes each laudet held for downs on Its 3yard effective at the start or the but 9 patterns the seasons most fashionable woolens down to football After the punted Adkins by a pretty Ire IV5 in straIt park and toward the latter part the visitors got in- be- ¬ 15 t Most attractive tailoring proposition over offered ball lad seersawed back and forth run returned the ball to the next to It generally tS I and smeared the tAVrV tween the SOyard lines for several min- ¬ yard line Short gains by the backs runner This was the play with which Washington soon advanced the oval to 2yard Lange gain f utes the Tigers got it on their own 20 the failed to when the Navy FOOTBALL RESULTS mark from where Carver bucked tackle had Its best chance to score In the yard Hue and took it to the Carlisle for a touchdown with a minute to play second half e 5yard line by ling bucking Adkins missed three attempts at goal Owing to the soft ground it was Im-¬ Here the lodiajis held for downs and LOCAL GAMES from easy because of the wet possible to get line iT- Hatis behind own goal line kicked Polytechnic pigskin a on the playing of r hit GeorgetownVirginia Hambsch and Burg the two new men In qp OVERCOATS Mosey In first few ¬ SUI TS to the Indians 3yard line Again the postponed un- ¬ was hurt the the Navy backflejd Tigers started line plunging and despite Instate at Richmond utes of the second half and Holway of Tie of these til Monday by places js tile great problem of the Na Order To Order a second desperate sttnd the rain the scrub who succeeded him showed coaches ii o on their yard line McCormick went George WashingtonUniversity of up strong the line being considered the ¬ strongest Annapolis 25 40 25 to 40 Values over for touchdown punted Gall udet was penalized once for off that has ever had hV to Values i the Harlan out to Dillon and then kicked an easy Maryland called off by rain side play and W MoShaiie for holding Lineup goal Gall udef 0 Western Maryland lo The up tt GAMES IN EAST Positions Navy Position U of W Va 1425 to 1875 1425 to 1875 Harlans Great Kick T Princeton 16 Carlisle Indians 0 W r C L C Gallaudet- SeIIStnldeJ L I Longfield Hower- I capt Hauser kicked off to Wister on the 6 0 L E TLeahy i Navy West Virginia L Robertson line wiTh ¬ Cos Tigers lyard made a bril West Point 6 Colgate 0 Todd L GTIssacksonBirck- G + return of fifteen yards SlIngluffStuartL liant Harlan Harvard 6 Brown 5 Twlgg C nell Brand Center Chllton Heres an opportunity for men + punted Mount Pleasant receiving the R G Gardner ht Straus R G f Bachman + Pennsylvania IS Lafayette 0 Wheatton 4 ball on the Indians 40yard line He Thorns R T Caldwell Shafroth R T JIUAUIJZO fumbled It Michigan S Yanderbllt i- Stultz R E Mosey Holway Leighton who well to do so Q B Henry R E B Hutchinson j wish to dress Both grabbed the oval was Sewaneo IS Virginia 0 Hanks and downed R H B Tarrell- Strother by Lyon after a desperate sprint on IS Carver VV Cornell Western Uni of Pa 5 Kutzleb- Lange B Shelton i Carlisles Idyard line dropped Gb m L lID NasonQ Yale 11 Wash and Jeff 0 Adkins Sharp Capt captL H with a small outlay of money the ball which rolled behind the Indian FB Burg R H BBHlnermanHlnman line but a Carlisle ma fell on it and Trinity 94 New York City College 0 Touchdowns Adkins 2 Carver punted out of danger M C Hambsch F Martin Hauser St Johns Annapolis 31 Washing- ¬ Referee Mr Treadway of W Magruder McCormick i I i a Suit Overcoat Harlan dropped back supposedly for Copper of Gallaudet Whether its or a ton College 0 Umpire Mr Summary Referee Mr Melvin St fake kick but instead a kick Timers Mr Preston of Gallaudet and Johns UmpireMr Yale goal from the 48yard line Pottstown High 6 Tome Institute 0 Mr Short of W M C Linesmen Chief Midshipman Pieiraoi i i can on Time Car-¬ M C you order you rely our was shortly after Syracuse B lcICr ell 6 i Messrs Sanderson of W Assistant Mr Dullard Uni- ¬ lisle kicked off Gallaudet Iad Amherst 0 Amherst Aggies 0 Blanchard of versity of West Virginia and Midhip Score in first bait Princeton M Car- ¬ nan Robertson Touchdown lisle 0 Tufts 19 Bowdoin 2 Goal from touchdownLange Time of ability to turn out the best and Sensational Sprint Fordham 4i Holy Cross 0 halves 26 I + Yale Freshman M Andover 2 the second Indians kicked tailoring work- i- In half the 21 Colby 4 College mosPartistic off to Dillon who by a wonderful Exeter Trinity Penn Freshmen 2 Syracuse sprint and some sensational dodging Iresh CORNELL SCARED t Styles fcir men who favor the conservative Styles for the- returned the ball to mldfleW men 0 Rolls Up Seasons Near the middle of the second hall Wesleyan Springfield T S 0 e youngfellows who seek the limit of fashion the InIans braced temporarily Mount Williams 17 Vermont 5 + Score < Pleasant making a 5yard gain and Rhode Island Agricultural 7 New Smartest IN HALFI- t The cutting making fitting and finishing pf every gar G FIRST i- Thorpe gaining twentyyards on an end Hampshire State doneright here on the premises by people who run Mount t tried a forward WESTERN GAMES + p rnent are pass but Hendricks dropped the ball HAETPOED Conn Nov 2 + and on the next n pent Chicago 18 Minnesota 11 Trinity College football team today are recognized as experts in their work Dame 0 l through the Indians left taekI for Indiana ft Notre beat the college of the city of Now THACA N Y Now Western i made bastings fifteen yards Booth was drugged Illinois 16 Purdue 4 94 0 score 2The Tryons after through for more York by to The is the University of Pennsylvania threw a Nebraska 10 Ames S largest of the football season thus scare In i Then the Indians braced Following Into Cornell the first half of an of kicks Tibbot was called SOUTHERN GAMES far todays game when It scored five points it nothing ou and contributed his sensational fifty Uni of Georgia 6 Georgia T
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