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  The Scranton tribune, Scranton, Pa., October 18, 1894, page 1

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  LIVE NEWS OF SPORTS. Hefflefnger will coach the Yale eleven. At Brunswick, Me-, Bowdoln eleven, 2S; Colby, 0. At Springfield, Mass, Yale eleven, S4 Dartmouth, 0. Harvard and Yale will play in New York on Nov. q. Louisville’s base ball club just comes out even, financially w. Y. Hastings is the new commodore of CornelPs navy. Canadian cricket team is to go to England next year. | Hugh Duffy’s batting average of .4Si is | the highest ever made At Troy, n. Y, Williams college eleven | s; Laureate Boat club 0. The Pennsylvania Varsity eleven yes | terday polished off the Lehigh team to the tune of 30 to 0. Foot ball men generally condemn Yale’s action in doing away with the Thanks giving Day game. John l.. Sullivan thinks that F’itzsimmons will give Corbett the fight of his life and may win out The pneumatic saddle now reinforces the pneumatic tired sulky. Philadelphia wheelmen held fantastic lantern parade last night. French physicians say the use of the ! bicycle will cure many pulmonary dis | eases. ! Lord Dunraven has ordered 90-foot yacht built, and will issue another chal- | lenge. Pitcher Sullivan, of the Providence ! team, is to take Harry Staley’s place on the Boston team a mile race course, costing 100000, will be laid out near Pttsburg, at a site newly chrlstened Monaco. Kremlin, Arion and Directum are the | racing disappontments of the season. | Neither has yet lowered a record. Manager McCloskey has signed O’Brien, second baseman of the Buffalo club, for ! the LouiSVilles, and is after Jacob Glass cock. Three weeks from next Monday night Ives and Schaefer will hold a siX-day bill | lard match in New York. Abe Levy will back Ives to the extent of $4,000. The faculty desires a return of the old scheme of playing the Princeton and Harward foot ball games in New Haven and at Princeton and Harvard on alternate years. The matter of selecting the day for the | annual Yale-Princeton foot ball match has been left with Princeton. Yale has notified that college that no game on | Thanksgiving Day or Dec. can take place. As the result Of wager of $1,000 side, made by two private individuals, Ed ward Payson Weston, the famous vet eran pedestrian, is going to make the at tempt to prove that he can walk forty miles day for twelve consecutive days. The men decided on for next season by Louisville will include Lake and Cote, catchers; Inks and Knell, pitchers; Clark, a. inNI “a

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  The Jersey City news, Jersey City [N.J.], October 18, 1894, page 1

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  STEVENS BLANKED Rutgers Heavy Weight Foot ball Team Shut Them Out. HUDSON COUNTY WHEELMEN Preparations for Their Road Race -Bowled in Match Games -Millers’ Shoot. HUDSON COUNTY WHEELMEN Beef tells in a football game. Rutgers and Stevens teams met yesterday at Hoboken in the Middle States champion ship series. Rutgers had a team of giants. and when it hurled its vast mass of flesh like a battering ram against Stevens line they made a huge hole every time. The Stevens team played ~cleverly and earnestly, but their opponents were as solid as a stone wall, and threw the Hobohen boys about as if they were rag babies. Stevens bucked the line in vain. and left huge gaps when attacked. Frequently, by capital run ming and lodging Stevens carried the ball far into the Rutgers territory, but one of the latter’s team arrived in time to stop a touch down, and Stevens failed to score. Rutgers rolled up 20 points. Several of the Stevens boys were hurt. The victory gives Rutgers the cham p~ionship. Its team defeated Lafayette two weeks ago. The cams lined up as follows Ruagers-Messler, left end; scudder, left tackle; Carpenter, left guard; Mills, tackle; Mason, right end; Denise, quarter back; “Gabe’s Ludlow. left half back; George Ludlow, right half back Parker. stevens-Chambers and Hamilton, left end; Hutchinson, left tackle; Mayher, r rfef guard guard; Co 8ReMar Right fe faeSie; I coyne,, right end; Kemble, quarter back; Harrison, left half back; Cunning and Hanilton, right half back; Jenning and Mathey, full back. The referee was j. G. Jayne of Prince ton; umpire, Alexander Stevens. Football Notes. Harvard defeated Amherst yesterday by 80 to 0. Yale beat Dartmouth. 81 to 0. Pennsylvania ~vanquished Lehigh by 30 to 0. Brooklyn Po~lytechnicS won from the College of the City of New York by IS to 0. Williams beat Laureate s to q. Bowdoin beat Colby Is to o. Brown won from Andover by “A to O. Columbia freshmen won from ST. Paurs School by IL to 0. A Football League has been organized in Monmouth County. Teams represent ing Freehold, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Matawan and Red Bank will kick for a silver cup.

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Pennsylvania leads 45–⁠12 in 57 meetings, counting the 42 since this game.