Lafayette at Pennsylvania

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  The news & observer. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, North Carolina, October 27, 1895, page 1

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  And the University of North Carolina Won by 6 too special TO the News and Observer. ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. 26. The University OF North Carolina defeated the University of Georgia to-day in h0tly contested game of football, by a score of to 0. Fifteen hundred peo pie witnessedthe game. The white and blue was worn by hundreds Of Caroliaians now living in Georgia. Stephen, by seventy yard run, made q touchdown in five minutes, and Whit aker kicked the goal. The game was bot from beginning to end. Georgia By good rushing and heavy in reference over tackles took the ball with ia two yards of the goal. TIE Carolinians by supreme effort, and uphill, carried the Georgians back ten yards. The features of the game were the far ground gains of Stephens, Moore, Col Inns, Bacid. The right tacsling of Butler, StanIy, Merritt, Gregory, and Hurley was very creditable. White played splendid center. The game was seen by Governor At kinson, Hoke Smith and the fashion of Atlanta. The city is full to night of Virginia, North Carolina aud Georgia students. Carolina as usual is on top. The boys are taking in the Exposition and enjoy ing the Southern Educational Associaton. Winston, Alderman and Baskerville of the University faculty are here enjoying sights with the students. University of Virginia Wins. CHARLoTTEsyLLE, w. Va Oct 90 The foot ball game between the Gal laudet College deaf mute) and Uniyersity of Virginia to day resulted IS to g in favor of the University. Washington and Lee Beaten. LEXINGTON, Va, Oct 26.-Tbe Blacks burg, Va, cadet foot ball team from the Virginia Agricultu al and Mechanical College, defeated Washington and Lee University this afternoon; score, thirty to nothing. The visitors played strong aggressive game. Pennsylvania and Lafayette. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-The Uniyer atty Of Pennsylvania football team de feated the Lafayette eleven to day by the score 30 TO 0 in two halves Of 30 and 25 minutes Cornell and Harvard. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 26 Cornell went down before the heavier and stronger Harvard eleven this afternoon by a score Of % TO 0. Cornell was badly defeated, but they made a game fight and played pIuckily from start to finish. Neither Side Scored. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct 26.-Fo0tball, Yale 0; Boston Athletic Ass3cation o. Wesleyan an Easy Winner, MIDDLET0WN, Conn, Oct 90. Weslyan, 49, New Jersey Athletic Club, o.

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], October 27, 1895, page 3

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  HARD WORK FOR THE QUAKERs But THEY BEAT LAFAYETTE BY 30 TO AFTER FIERCE STRUGGLE But THEY BEAT LAFAYETTE BY 80 TO o AFTER A FIERCE STRUGGLE Philadelphia. Oct. 2s.-Pennsy.vania beat Iafaycite in thirty-minute halves this afternoon on Franklin Field by score OF 30 to 0. but the boys from Easton proved TO be the toughest nuts the Quakers have cracked this season. and the thirty points were only made by fierce playing The afternoon bright and bamy. and before pay was called. at 800 fully 1900 persons were seated on the grandstand and grouped five deep all around the field. Lafayette presented its strong eat team. Brook. fullback for Pennsylvania still unable to play on account OF his injured shoulder. and this caused considerable shifting around back o, Pennsylvania line Minds. the regular halfback. went To fullback. and BAR, substitute right hafoack took his position. OF played at right tackle In place o. FarTar In add ton to this shifting Of positions. the Quakers further handicapped by many OF the men being stT and from the effects OF hard game against the Duquesne Athletic Club In PttsDurg ca Wednesday. Throughout the game Lafayette played the defensive, and never once threatened fierce and desperate. and Pennsy .van.as gains were made mostly on long punts by Minds WIN Laiayette’s line stood Ike stone wal, and back OF the linc Sigman, BARCLAY ana Waioridse played a fine game with the hOno-s easily the atters. Lafayette’s backs smashed Pennsyl yana’s interference IN n b 81 ana Inc A ehd t.ev g ASe dom gain more than ten Yards on account OF the Pennsy vania piayei nrs-class football. as Is shown By the against such a strong team LAFAYETTE Their work good, and little fumb.ing occurred. At times however. the inter ference di not form a. rapidly a. II should, ana Inc runner would be downed before NJ fairy OF In the nrst half Pennsylvania made twenty from three tOuchdOwns and goa.s and one safety touchdown that Lafayette was competed TO make from a blocked kick her ten-yard line. H. the second half Pernsy .vania could only score two touchdown from OF which goal was not kicked While the game free from any brutaltv IL was extremely rough and the hard tack ling laid out three men on each sde and compelled them 20 retire. OF (;elbert their be0’ halfOack, VINO had MS leg ia ~ hurt ard may not be able 10 play for a week or ter days The linr-uD.

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 28, 1895, page 1 (results column)

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  STRONG ATHLETIC CLUB TEAMS. They Show Up Well With the Prince ton and Yale Elevens. The most notable feature of the present foot ball season is the strength shown by the athletic clubs. Neither the Princeton nor the Orange Athletic Club were able to score in the foot ball game at Orange, N j., Saturday. Princeton did not have out her best team, but the players strug- Cled hard against the strong Orange team. Notwithstanding tumble two, young Poe did great work al quarter, and his gain of twenty-five yards in the second half on clever little double pass was the feature OF the game. Rhodes and Hearne did some great tackling, and here, too, Poe got in some fine work. Neither Yale nor Boston Athletic Associtation were able to score at New Haven Saturday. Yale was outclassed by an average of twenty pounds in the line, but stopped the flying interference well. Her interference on the offensive, however, was badly broken up For Yale Chadwick. Jerrens and Benjamin put up star game. and Anthony, Curtis and Bert Waters did the hest work for Boston. Yale gained more ground than Boston Athletic Association, and should have scored, the game ending with the ball on Boston’s vineyard line. Cornell went down before the heavier and stronger Harvard eleven Saturday by a score of % to o. Cornell was badly defeated, but they made game fight and played pluckily from start to finish. 1t was a clean game, without smuggling or brutality. and the new rules, on their first real trial of the year, worked like charm The University of Pennsylvania foot ball team defeated the Lafayette eleven Saturday at Philadelphia by the score of 30 to 0 in two halves of thirty and twenty-five minutes. In the first half the red and blue scored 20 points on three touchdowns, three goals and a safety, and in the second but two touchdowns and one goal. The at tendance was LEGO persons. Yesterdays game was decidedly the hardest the sons of old Pennsylvania had had to play, and they Were less fit to enter a hard battle than at any time during the foot ball season. Other Saturday Games. Other Saturday games resulted as follows: Brown University defeated Lehigh at Providence, R. l., by % to 1. At Atlanta, Ga.-University of North Carolina, &; University of Georgia, 0. At West Point, N. Y.-West Point, G.; Dartmouth, o. At New Brunswick, N. J.-Rutgers, 10: University of New York, o. AT Middletown, Conn.-WeSleyan, IS; New Jersey Athletic Club, o. At Brooklyn, n. Y-Crescent Athletic Club, 43; Williams College, o. AT Lexington, Va.-Blacksburg WaD Ca diets, 80; Washington and Lee University, O. At Granville, Ohio.-Ohio State Uniyersity, 4; Denison University, 4. At Newton Centre, Mass.-Chicago A. A.. 4; Newton A. A, o. At Arnapolis-Naval Academy, 81; Car Isle Indian School, 0. To Compete Mt st. Petersburg. H. N. Pillsbury will leave Brooklyn for

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Pennsylvania leads 55–⁠21–⁠4 in 80 meetings, counting the 61 since this game.