Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-30
TIE FUN STARTED.

Wooster started with the ball and gained Is
yards on the Y trick. Limb gained Is yards.
On the four,h down they lost the ball to Wash
incton. REIN, TIE right half back, gained eight
yards. Blaney gained two yards more. On a
kick by Washington, Wooster gained the ball
and the referee, who apparently dId not know
his business. gave Wooster ten Yards more by
an error Of judgment. Lynch, the w. & J.
quarter back, by clever steal gained D yards
and Clark gained three yards more. Clark. on
the ball being passed to him, gained ten yards
more by rushing tactics, and the W.
& J.. left tackle gained five yards
more. Tupper gained seven yards, but
the bUCkinG in the center was OF no avail
BIaney tried to get around the end, but the
referee decided against him and Hine, the full
back lWooNterl, puated the ball good so
yards toward the other goal.
Clark again distinguished himself by a ID
yard gain, but Long downed him. Riddle, the
left guard OF Wooster. was injured and Boyle
took his place. On Washington and Jeffersons S
tul back kick the ball was returned equally
well by Wooster. Blaney gained eight yards,
bur was Cleverly tackled by McGaw. a foul
tackle by Wooster gave Washington and Jeffer-
son 35 wards. Clark, the left half back gained
I've yards more. Ban-y then lost two yards.
Elue gained nve yards, bringing Washington
and Jefferson to the hve-yard line. Woosters S
full back
KICKED THIRTY YARDS,
and Clark fell on the ball and gained FIVE yards.
Clark gained eight yards more-Blaney lost two
yards. ClIrks ear was torn and sticking plas-
Ter was in order. On the fourth down the ball
was given to Wooster, They lost seven yards
hut on good punt by the full back they gained
. yards. which was nullified by seveE-yard
gam by Lynch. who ran seven or eight Yards
At This point Blauey WAS forced over the line
bu- the referee did not allow II for some mex
Iicable cause. Hine, the Wooster full back,
then pUnted 50 Yards up the field. Clark the w.
and j. half, gained five yards aud Immediately
0t.erward gained five yards more. Long
tackled Clark, who lost three yards. Riddle.
Of Wooster, was injured and Boyle .ook
his place. Half time was then called.
Bruce. OF W. and j., who was injured in the
first half, was superseded by Mckee. w. and
D. gained ten wards on the uick. Clark
gained zen yards more. and TupDer was also
tCr-vard gamer. Another rush gained w &
!. zen wards more. Hine was forced over the
line and touched down-four points. REIN
ml>sed tile kick.
The kick OF from the 25-vard line was, for
the second con>ecLtive time, sent into touch,
but OF the third trial was rushed down by
Washington and Jefferson. and first five yards
ana ten yards weIe gained by Tupper.
woosTER's FULL BACK
was again prominent by his fine putting, but
Washington gained as much by a foul tackle
At this point Wooster threatened to go off the
field. but was re7tra!ned by Washington and
Jefferson allowing a point Blaney gained is
yards, aud rGsh gained five yards
more. Wooster then showed grand plav
Tvndall. the Indian brave" gained Is
wards on rushing tactics. Chalfant gained
25 Yards more right through the center, and
EyHCall gained an additional five yards. The
Noc-ter>' play was magnificent, and the left
half back gained ten yards Clark, however
tackled magnIhcently Fierce play followed,
ana v NooStrr got near the goal and reached
within five yards OF it. At this moment the
" asLingtOn and jefferson umpire called
time His call uas disputed. but the w. &
!. team rushed off the field Wooster's referee
argued that there were ten minutes 10 pl3y
and ordered the men TO line up Wooster
lined. but W. * J. did not reply Wooster
put the ball in play and took the bail over the
line. kicked 4 goal ana claimed the game to 4
amid a scene OF indesc bable excitement
" no wlnse was the question OF the moment
The referee gives 1t to Wooster BY 6 TO l. and
the umpire to Washington and jefferson by
& TO o.
Tie Wooster team made what thev call 4
touchdown with ball that had not previously
been IN UlaV.