| Siwash: | Tigers: | |
| Smith............. | left end | ...............Jones |
| Brown............ | left tackle | ....Green-Wood |
| McCarthy....... | left guard | .............Connor |
| Hall (Capt.).... | centre | ..............Jacobs |
Etc.
Other papers use this system which brings the opposing players together:
| Siwash: | Tigers: | |
| l. e..............Smith | : | Williams............r. e. |
| l. t..............Brown | : | Jackson.............r. t. |
| l. g........McCarthy | : | Cook (Capt.).....r. g. |
| c........(Capt.) Hall | : | Jacobs.................c. |
Etc.
The tabulated results at the end may be something like this:
Score by periods:
| Tigers............................ | 0 2 1 3—6 |
| Siwash........................... | 0 0 0 0—0 |
Touchdown—Brown. Goal from touchdown—O'Brien. Umpire—Enslley, Purdue. Referee—Holt, Lehigh. Field judge—Hackensaa, Chicago. Head linesman—Seymour, Delaware. Time of periods—fifteen minutes.
Dispatches and stories on baseball games and track meets are usually accompanied by tables of results, similar to the above but arranged in a slightly different way. The form may be learned from any reputable sporting sheet.