North Carolina at Lehigh

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  Delaware gazette and state journal, Wilmington, Del., November 30, 1893, page 1 (results column)

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  cRIMsoN 1osrs ro THE BLnE. For the Fourth Time In Five Years the sons of Old Ell Wax the Harvard Men. For the Fourth Time In Five Years the sons of Old Ell Wax the Harvard Men. Again the blue has trlumphed over the crimson and Yale has won another victory from John Ilarvard’s gallant sons. For the fourth time in five years has Yale defeated the Cambridge men, | and the sons of Old Eli aye iubilant. The score was TIE same as last year, D | to O. The match was marked by remarkable clean playing and not a single | man was disqualified during the game. No one was badly injured, although | Captain Waters leg troubled him again and he retired from the game. Thirty | thousand people gathered at Hampden Park, Springfield to soc the game. The struggle was magnificent one, but old fashioned football was She prevailing rule. Few new plays were introduced, the exceptions being II modification of Delanl’s flying wedge and Pennsylyania’s system Of flying interference. Yale was again lucky at the toss and won the west goal with the wind in her favor. Harvard took the ball aud began play with the al ing wedge In the first half neither scored point. Buttelworth made the touchdown which won the game for Yale by going through Manahan at left tackle and scoring touchdown. Hickok kicked the goal, and the game resulted: Yale, q; Harvard, 0. The men lined up as follows: YALE. HARVARD. Hinkey. left ond Blanchard Murphy. tackle. .’.. Newell McCrea. left gu Ird.. ...,.,.... MacSlo -tiimnnt........ centre ...............Le Lewis llicSok.......... right guard. ........:; Acton Beari. ......,... hight tackle, $500. Manhhan Greenway.. ...... iight eud. ........ hmm ms Adee. .””. ... ...quarIei~Dack. ....’.;; neae h hn1rn .halt-backs.. WirlgntInston Butterwoftil. 49,. .full-back. ....: Brewer ReIeree-Dr Philip Schotf OF Pennsylvania. Umpire-W. p. Moifatt oil Princeton. WARREN WINS AGAIN. The Columbia Athletic Club of New Castle was defeated by the football team Of the Warren Athletic Club at the Front and Union streets grounds Saturday afternoon by the score OF 20 to o. The visitors were ontclassed but Notwithstanding this fact the play afforded excellent practice for the War rem Club and in this way proved rather an interesting game About 200 people witnessed the struggle The summary: | Gao. W. A. g. Rodney. left end. ...Holt Challenger. ‘ieit tackle ‘‘.’neatie Weggeman.. ......., centre. ...tireeh Meredith.,....... right guard ....Glazler Booth. tackle......... Sears | Lancaster.... right end. Hanco | .quarter-bnck. ,..Prehtiss Taylor. ...,.... right half-ba .k..... ;Constabls Montgomery. =. left half.back... “‘e Meaps Duffy. .iull- back. Mcdaniel | Touch-downs- Constable, Mccartney, ., Mcdaniel. Coal AcDannell,, l.; safety : | New Castle, /. Referee-E. u. SnortnuBo. Umpire-Josoph hossinger UPLAND AND Y. M. C. A. The regular team of the Young Mems Christian Association of this city went to Chester Saturday and played the Upland team at Chester Park. The game resulted 10 to 2, in favor of Upland. Neither side scored in the first half. In the second half touchdowns were made by Schotield and Goeltz, of the Upland team. A goal was kicked by Schoheld, thus making 10 points. The Y. NJ. G. A. scored u safety which is two points. The men lined up as follows: UPLAND, Y.M.C A. arey ......t... left end. ............. Pierce Burgess. ...........left ackle.......... Layton Richardson. ..... left guard. ......... Hayes McGowan. centre. .....,..... Lawson swallow fright guard. ......... Greer NJ. richardson. right tackle. ........ schohelt Lord. right end Wtlliam’ Schofeld. quarterback. ....... hahaf1e, Brown cleft half-back. ........... mic, Hulins. Moonlight hElf-oack -. CornbroOk’ Goeltz ...........,.tull- back. oil , Touch -downs--schohed, Goeltz. Goal frou , touch enthusiastically. lniured--ttayes,, Nc Laughlin, Pierce, Mahafey. UmpIre-W. L Hoffman. Referee, PIN, DELAWARE COLLEGE AND NOTTINGHAM The second team of Delaware Colleg, . at Colora, Nd, played the West Not tingham Academy team. After 20 min 5 utes OF play Nottingham scored touch down. The Delaware College boy claimed forward passed and left tn , field in huff. Thus ended the game ROCKFORD TO THE FRONT. The Rockford team on Saturday de r feated the Park Athletic Club on th e Highlands by a score of 10 to 0. WHERE THE OTHER GAMES WERE. /. Swarthmore defeated Haverford b y the scored Of 80 to O. ;e University OF North Carolina SUI cumbed to defeat at the hands of til – Lehigh to the tune of 34 to 0. VIRGINIA OYSTER BEDS.

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Lehigh leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.