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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 18, 1895, page 1 (results column)

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  When darkness settled down over the players. Clarke of Columbia got through the B. A. c. line and was downed within three feet of the goal Poe of the B. A. C. took the ball down the field, the team claiming that Clarke had never called down.” Referee Wells, deciding that down had been called, had the ball brought back to its position. near the B. A. c. goal. When the B. A. c. left the field the Columbias carried the ball over the line without OPP position and claimed the game. Neither Side Scored. Saturdays game between the Gallaudet College and Orient Athletic Club teams, In which, Notwithstanding the formers great advantage In weight, they not only failed to score. hut were kept almost continually on the defensive by their nimble opponents, will make the Orients a drawing card wherever they are scheduled to play. Play began with the Gallaudets defending the north goal and the Orients, handi capped by the soping ground, kicking off. The Orients soon secured the ball on downs and rushed 1t close to Gallaudet’s goal. but lost 1t twice in trying to kick goal from the field. The Gallaudets, after failing to break the OrientS’ line, made long kick, which they soon followed up by a fifteen-yard run. This was the only time in the first half that the ball was in the territory of the Orients. who lost no time in pushing it far back into their opponents territory. Time was called for the first half with the ball dangerously near the Gallaudet goal. In the second half Arton advanced the ball fifteen yards on the kick off, and then the OrientS started to working it steadily down the field by quick. snappy plays. At this point time was called with the bali on the Gallaudets’ twenty-tive-yard line. Saturdays Foot Ball Games Else where. At Union Park, Baltimore-St Johns, %; Hopkins, 4. At Lexington, va.-Virginla Military In stitute, 26; Roanoke College, 0. At Richmond, Va.-North Carolina Uni versty, 49, Virginia Agricultural College, 5. AT Ithaca, N. Y.-Cornell. 8; Brown. l. At Lancaster. Pa.-Franklin and Mar shall, 0; Dickinson College, 0. At Lewisburg, Pa-Bucknell, IS; Carlisle Indian School, 4. CThe same score by which Yale defeated the Indians twelve days ago. At Brooklyn, N. Y.-Crescent Athletic Club, 16; Elizabeth, o. Crescent claims the American foot ball championship, as the Orange team failed to appear. SAT West Point, N. Y.-West Point Cadets, 1G; Union College, 0. At New York-Yale, &c; Orange Athletic Club, 0. At Williamstown, Mass.-Dartmouth. 10; Williams, 5. At Annapolis. Md.-Lehigh, 6; Naval Ca diets, 4. Local Foot bail Notes. The teams of the Potomac and Orient Athletic clubs will come together at Ma tional Park Wednesday. AS these teams have met before and neither side was able to score, a good game can well be expect ed The stantons defeated the Websters in a well-played game Saturday by – to 0. The feature of the game was the end runs nf r ney. The Woodley Foot Ball team Saturday added another victory to their record by good playing. They defeated the Duponts by Goole, center; Vermilion, tight guard; BOWL, left guard; H. Kaufman. right tackle; Welsh. left tackle: Lyman, right back (captain); Mulligan, right half; Shea, left half; Hurley, full back. The Cooke Park Juniors Friday won their third game out of four played this season, defeating the strong second team of the of the game was the punting and running of Gordon for the Cooke Parks and the fine playing Of their ends, N1acquade play ing his usual good game and Lowe making the touchdown around left end. Parsons played well for the Easterns. The Little Rocks claim the championship of the northwest The Little Rocks line up as follows: Conner, Brett, White, At dington, Fisher, Ellis and Johnson. All challenges should be sent to D. Brett, 1920 18th street northwest. The P. A. C. Foot Ball team wish to receive challenges from teams whose aver age weight is not over 30 pounds. Address 141O l street northwest Trans-COntinental Record Lowered. SAN FRANCISCO. November 1S-B. D. Blakeslee, a Chicago cycling club member, completed his long journey across the continent from New York at midnight last night and cut twenty-three hours off the record He made fully 600 miles further than Martin Duxbury of Providence, r. L., who made the distance in As days and is hours last summer, and created what was then the record by large margin. He left New York at 5 o’clock on the morning of October l. ChOynsl<i to Meet Maher. Joe Choyinski has accepted the terms offered by the Empire Athletic Club, and will probably meet Maher some time next month. Managers Quinn and Davies had a conversation on the subject in Pittsburg a sbort time ago and II was then agreed IA

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  Omaha daily bee, November 17, 1895, page 11 (results column)

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  Foot BALL bulletins, WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. l6.-west Point cadets. l6; Union college. o. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Harvard freshmen defeated the University freshmen today by score of IL to A. SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, Nov. 1G-The Drury Guards of st. Louis today. IA to TO- ITHACA, n, Y, Nov. 16.-The Cornell and Brown foot ball teams struggled for supremaey, this afternoon on Percy field before $500 people. Cornell was victorious by a score of-6 to 4. university won the New York state Inter collegiate Foot Ball association champion ship here this afternoon by defeating Rochester university by 30 to o ,WILLIhMSTOWN, Mass, Nov 16.-In the foot ball contest today between Will pennant OF the triangular college league. Score: Dartmouth, 10: Williams 5. ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov 16.-The Lehgh foot ball team defeated the Naval cadets this afternoon by score of to T. II. w. Thompson today presented the Naval Athwhich the name of the most proficient cadet In athletics each year is to be engraved. NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Yale eleven defeated the Orange foot ball team today by score of 26 to o. 1t was kicking con test from the start, with much line bucking part OF Orange. Orange was weak in the line, and Yale ends did not do all that might have been expected of them. ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 16.-Purdue has the distinction of being the only western eleven that has scored against Michigan this fall. The Lafayette players came near making II n tie game, and would have done 50 but for the fact that Michigan kicked goal twice while Purdue failed once, and the score resulted IL to 10 in favor of Mich igan.

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 18, 1895, page 2 (results column)

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  Foot Ball. AT Ithaca-Cornell, g.; Brown, L. At New Workable, &c; Orange, o. AT Hartford-Wesleyan, IA; Trinity, 6. AT West Point-West Point 10, I’m Ion, 0. At Annapolis – Lehigh, 6; Naval Cadets, 4. AT Williamstown – Dartmouth, 10; Williams. 5. At Philadelphia – Pennsylvania, 4; Harvard, l2. At Standardization High school, 10; Sanford, o.

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Dartmouth leads 17–⁠3–⁠1 in 21 meetings, counting the 13 since this game.