Lehigh at Yale

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  The times, Richmond, Va., November 11, 1894, page 2

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  LEHIGH An EASY MARK Yale Rolls Up Score Of Fifty Points and COnld Hsve Made IL Larger NEW YORK. Nov. l0.-The Yale team made their first appearance In this city TINS season today They played the elevcn from Lehlgh University AT the Polo grounds, ana rolled up a score OF 50 10 against the Bethlemites, and they could nave readily increased this by 90 points had they been so inclined. A surprisingly small number of persons visited the groundS-less than thousand. The Yale team made particularly good impress sion. They are as bulky I’m the lire as a big college team should be. but their weight Is not their strong point. That is the activity and all-around usefulness of their strong men. OF course, against the comparatively light Lehigh line the Yale giants could do wonders, but, TAX ing this into consideration, the Yale ruShers were to-day, and Will 81 bsequently be- all agility, to judge from their movements whenever the ball was pat in play Yale was not compelled to have , recourse to her tricky plays, as thu strength Of her line made Lehigh gains impossible. and when she had the ball the Interference Of the line and the fleet ness of her backs gained all the ground necessary. Butterworth punted in good form. Following is the lineup: Yale Positions Lehigh l.. Hinkey ..........rieht end. ....... OkesOn Murphy ............right tackle........B udd Hikok ........u.right guard ...... Bccarara Stillman .........centre. Baldwin, Ayres MCCrea ...............left guard. ....... Keys Beard. Sturgis left tackle Houston Hatch left cnd...........B Best adee, Armstrong quarter back HoldeTress Milos ...........right halfback. Nandire Armstrong. Jerrams.rft half-b’c ok. Barnard Butterworth full back. Harrison Referee. j. Hartwell yale; umpire. j. c. Coates Lehigm; linesman, Brown iYale) Score, Yale. 80; Lehigh. 0. First kalf-touchdowns, Butterworth (0. Mills go. Goals from touchdowns-Hickok, 4. Second half: Touchdowns-Mills. Butter worth. Murphy. Goals from touchdowns-

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 11, 1894, page 6

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  NewYork D;rilp Gribm11e BOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1894. TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES. THE NEWS THIS MORNING. Foregn-It is reported that Port Arthur has been taken; another dispatch says that the Japanese have met with reverse there. - The Cars funeral train reached kharkoH’ elaborate preparations have been made Tor receiving the body in Moscow to-day 60 Inc British Cabinet decided to give the anti-Lords resolution the first place on their programme OF legislation – Diplomatic relations between France and Madagascar have been suspended. Domestic.-Footban games were played Detween elevens of many colleges at trenton Princeton was defeated by the University OF pe,nsvlvania 70 to 0: at Cambridge Harvard defeated the Chicago Athletic eleven SO to 0. - General Miles was assigned to the Department OF the Coast General Kruger to command at chi cago and General Forsyth to California – Winners at St. Asaph: Parthenias Prince George King Gold, Galilee. Song and Dance anu r’‘p”‘‘ - Miss Dunshee, an inmate of an orange County asylum, imagines herself the WIG vi New-York City Episcopal minister 60 lheodore r Davis, the artist died at MS nome III Asbury Park. C,tv and Suburban.-Richard Croker gave his views ON the great Republican triumph or last r,esaav The Bulgarian Mission was further discussed bv the Methodist Missionary Commit toe Yale defeated Lehigh at football by score of 50 to 0; Brown vanqushed the orange Athletic Club II to 10. - The Defendants III the case of the Old Bushwck Church, Williams burg. were discharged. - The stock marker was active and firm The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: FAR colder and westerly winds. Temperature yesterday: Lowest, 80 degrees; highest, AZ; average l0sL

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  The Washington times, November 11, 1894, page 2

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  he teams lined up as follows: LEHIGH WAS EASY. Yale, Short Several of the Regular Team, Won Without Trouble. Yale, Short Several of the Regular Team, Won Without Trouble. NEw YORK. Nov. 1O.-Yale easily defeated Lehigh at the Polo Grounds to-day by the score of so to 0. The grounds were in a very muddy condition. which prevented long runs. Some of Yale’s players were in Trenton wit Messing the game there, and practically not much moro than one-half of the university team played. In the rush line many of the best men were absent, but even SO, Lehigh was able to make little impression by bucking it, hardly gaining yard. Yale frequently broke through, stopping plays, especially punts. Yale hardly showed championship FORM the play being slow, but this seemed due to the poor condition of the ground. In the first half which was thirty-ive minu.es long, Yale scored 80 points on touchdowns by But terworth, and Mills and Hickok failed to kick two goals. In the second half, twenty five minutes long, Yale scored Is points through touchdowns by Butterworth, Mills and Murphy, Hickok kicking three goals. The lineup was:

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Yale leads 19–⁠5 in 24 meetings, counting the 20 since this game.