The morning call., 1892-07-05

seconds afterward. Two or three OF tho
other players bore evidence of the tussles
by streaks of blood and sand on their faces,
but that was not thought Of. The teams
were as follows:
Goal-Miehael Mccarthy. John Moriarty.
Backs-D. Buckley, Tim Drisc0ll.
Half-backs-Steve Walsh, A. McInerney,
Hugh McInerney.
Center-Tom Hughes, Pierce Power, P.
J. NOone. j. Hannifan. j. Kelly, Peter
CaYanagb, John CrOnin. Pat Cavanagh h.
Center wing-FraDk Creede.
Forwards-Captain Fred Palmer, Frank
O'Keefe
Right forward-Jerry Walsh.
Left forward-J. G. O'Connor.
Center forward-Tom Fitzgerald.
sARsFIELDs.
Goal-Jerry Burke.
Half f-backs-Captain j. Tobin, P. Tobin.
James OHearn, j. ID. Kenny.
Center-RobeTt Hughes. Dennis Grim
Minis, Dan Crimmins, Patrick Haley, Tim
Sullivan.
Cen,er-Tim Murphy. John Buckley. Mike
Welch.
Right wing-John o'Malley, W. Simmons.
John Kenny.
Left wlug-Arthur Simmons.
Point-W. Casey, Pat Buckley.
FOrwards-John c. Sheehan, John l.. Sui
liyan.
For the Emmets j. C. Nealson was feld
umpire, and Il. G. O'Connor and J, l..
Flynn goal umpires.
For the Sarsfelds Florry Sullivan was field
umpire, and Pat Donovan and Jerry Crow
ley goal umpires.
John Purcell, the champion shot-putter,
was referee.
WINNING TOSS.
Captain Tobn won the toss sand selected
the northeast goal. When play was started
the Emmets rushed the ball and were drib-
bing u along the field when 1t WAS sent out
side the line. After some close play Hughes
dribbled the ball to O'Keefe, who gave il a
fine kick 20 Palmer. Palmer sent il through
the side bars, but the Sarsfields' goal umpire
stopped 1t and threw ii hack. Then arose at
once dispute. the Emmets claiming a
point and the Sarshelds disputing it. Every
one was talking at the same time and for a
few minutes all was confusion. Finally the
referee allowed the point but agreed to
leave IL disputed one. The ball was again
kicked off aud the SarsfeIds by good play-
Ing got 1t down to center, when Hughes. by
ousiy near the Sarsfield goal, and
q lively scrimmage was in order. Sars-
field came out on top and the ball
went flying down into the hollow,
Here 1t was kicked outside the boundary,
and the referees whistle was kept going.
Hughes at last got the ball to the center
again. when foul occurrei-one of the
Sarshelds running several yards with the
Dall In his hands. After the throw-off
Cummings got the ball and gave it free
Kick, but the second carried it down the
hollow, where lively scrimmage occurred.
Several OF the players bit the dust after
making complete somersault In the air.
Power got the ball aud dribbled il along
but rush from the Sarsfied centers
brought IL back, and some fine play ensued
till the bail went outside the boundary.
Power again got the ball and did some fine
dribbling and lodging till he got close to the
goal, when lie kicked, but the hall
went wide OF the mark. owing TO the strong
wind. Another kickoff and the bali passe3
up and oown, till Hughes sent it again near
the goal, but IL was quickly returned. and in
scrimI3age Captain Tobin was Knocked
over and kicked on the shoulder. PLAY was
stopped for few minutes and Labey look
Tobin's place. Hughes kicked of and
Power got the ball. Before he could kick
1t Lahey pushed at him. Power ducked
and Lahey went over him heels over head
For few minutes the play was slow. the
ball being constantly kicked outside the
boundary. Finally Power and Lahev
rushed for the ball and collided with tre-
mendous force.
GOT IN HIS KICK.
Power managed to get his kick in. and
then turned and shook his fish at i.ahey.
who smiled. The Emmets. by fiae com bined
play, sent the ball close to goal and Palmer