Miller, f.b. f.b., Fincke.

Score - Ninety-five 8, Ninety-eight 0. Touchdowns - Jackson 2. Referee, S. B. McNear '95. Umpire, Mr. Crane, B. A. A. Linesman, Lombard Williams '97.

C. A. A., 22; B. A. A., O.The Chicago Athletic Association defeated the Boston Athletic eleven on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon by a score of 22 to 0. On account of the wretched condition of the field only one half of thirty-five minutes could be played. During that time, however, the Chicago team had no difficulty in show-its superiority over the Boston men; indeed they outclassed them at every point. For Chicago, Van Doozer, Waidner and Andrews played the best game and McAloon and Waters did the best work for the B. A. A.

The Chicago Athletic team has only been defeated once this season and is probably the strongest non-collegiate eleven in the country. In view of these facts, the game with Harvard on Saturday promises to be one of the most interesting that the 'varsity has played this year.

The teams lined up:

C. A. A. B. A. A.

Camp, l.e. r. e., Whittren.

Griffin, l.t. r.t., Gallagher.

Thomas, l.g. r.g., J. Fay.

Stevenson, c. c., Carpenter

McCormick, r.g. l.g., Ware.

Stone, r.t. l.t., Waters, E. D. Fay.

Culver, r.e. l.e., McAloon.

Henry, q.b. q.b., Smith.

Waidner, h.b. h.b., Clarkson.

Van Doozer, h.b. h.b., Anthony.

Andrews, f.b. f.b., Hoag.

Score - C. A. A., 22; B. A. A., 0. Touchdowns - Van Doozer 3, Waidner. Goals from touchdowns - Andrews 3. Referee - Dr. W. A. Brooks. Umpire - J. P. Upton. Linesman - F. M. Woods. Time - 35 minutes.