Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-22

that is the Gym part of it shouted itself
hoarse, while the deepest of gloom settled
over the tallyhos and the A. A. AS, who
had been so gleeful but few minutes be-
fore.
This was the only score of the frs halt,
which ended with the ball on the P. A. C.'s
end in the hands of Bert Aull. 1t was
s'play hard" on both sides from this time
on, but despite the fact that the A. A. AS
made several "fukes," the P. A. G.
couldn't get the bali to the goal line. Nc
Clintock had not yet commenced his punts,
which aided materially in making. the
game tie. Blunt slipped through the P:
A. C's rush line like streak of creased
lightning and made some excellent tackles,
and Dibert attempted some Of his fancy
runs. First the P. A. C.'s gained few
yards and then the A. A. Al carried them
back. Dibert also punted the ball for small
gains, but Martin wasn't feeling we'll He
had taken a nasty fall just before the first
| touch down was scored, and later on Valen-
I tine caught him on the head with his knee,
| laying him out for several minutes.
Blunt PLAYED hard game. He got
| through the P. A. C.'s rush line and car
ried the ball for 30 yards before brought to
| the ground by Captain AulL just as time
| was about up the A. A. A. 8 lost the ball
| on clowns" and the P. A. c, s made des-
perate effort to reach goal, but Valentine
and Ewing were too quick and time was
| called for the first round with the score
6to0.
| Their Happiness Was Brief.
The P. A. C.'s were very happy during
their ten-minute intermission, but before
the second half was over the A. A. A. 3
had their revenge, for they scored points
also and made the game tie. The A. A.
AS won their points by good, hard work
and by pretty run to goal by McClintock.
They had worked gradually toward goal
despite the efforts of the P. A. rs and
lined up at the 15-yard line, when the p.
A. c. lost one of their best men.
Prof Kirchner broke through the rush
line and made fine tackle, catching Boden
as he was about to sprint toward the line.
The effort was too much for Kirchner's
ankle, which was sprained several weeks
ago. His place was supplied by Gumbert.
Three minutes afterward Valentine was laid
up for repairs. He was sprinting toward
goal across the field with such an impetuI
that he got under the ropes and came dowI
with a heavy fall. Blunt stopped one oi
Dlbert's punts, and then McClintock took
the ball to goal for q touchdown. He also
kicked the goal, scoring 6.
No more points we're scored by eithel
side, but the last few minutes work wer.
most exciting. The P. A. c. g played will
desperation. They got the ball clear dowr
within four yards of the goal line by hart
work, in which Martin, Captain Aull ant
Dibert figured as heroes, but very fault,
decision of Mr.. Robinson possibly lost then
the score of another goal. He gave the bal
to the A. A. A. IS and took it back to tn
15-yard line, Captain Aull submittin!
under protest.
Counting Up the Damaged.
The second half closed with the ball II
the hands of McClintock, or the p. A. Q.
end of the field. Two of the A. A. A.
we're hurt within the last three minutes
Rowand and Ewing-but neither was SER
ously damaged. McClintock made severa
great punts in the last half, and Ewin
played faultless game.
After it was all over the A A. AS CAV
vent to their enthusiasm in way this
woke up the sleepy echoes Of the East End
They had tied the game with the East En-
GYMS, and scored, the first point againi
them this wear. ''There are still few 9
us left" said Captain Aull, as he locke
over the team with view of selecting q
eleven to play to-day with Geneva Colleet
, Taken all together, 1t was great day
sport, and without any serious mishal
There was good deal Of playing "off line
+ on both sides, and there was some "slu!
9 ging." but as neither team got the worst {
= It, no complaints have been heard. Th
v p. A. C.'s were wroth over Mr.. Robinson
n decision, but later on the two teams wi
il come together again, and there may be
r different result
+ This Afternoons Game.
4 The game this afternoon will be betwe'