San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-09
A DI<APPDIN rMEN &.
The Foot Ball Gam" Yesterday NoS
up 20 Expectations - some
Reasons-H"w the Game
Wanf NuAea.
Went Note

Yesterday afternoon there assembled az
San Pedro Spring quite crowd az pe0-
ule. to witness the match game OF FOOT
ba Ii between the Ms>iOn and San An
tonic teams The people were led tn BIZ.
Iieye that thew would Sc" real Lively foot
ball game. They we're sadly drSapp INT
ed. To commence with, Shtimprom of
the San AutOnICS. failed Captain RnS
sell at tine last moment. and Becker.
KoerpS and Storms went back IN Captain
Cazell Of the Missions. Reich STAYED with
the :. $ and that left Cap. Caz"ll
filled it, Beckpr'S place, giving III"
club eight men with which to "ntrr the
fed. A Mr.. >hinn filled Shripton',
place in the San An OniO'S. The game
proceed however, with Harry WurZhack
as referee and Hermen Heuprmann ana
Jos. Stone as Iinenen Al $50 o'clock
the r. fpr.e called time and Mcdonald or
the NJ ssiOn started. the ball IN ITS wlid
career. After few minutes the ). A s
got the bail aud carried 1t to the "nemy's
goal and nearly through. il hitu tn"
goal bar The Missions carried It To cen
ter field WHEN shin accidenrly t"u he'd
it. giving the Mission boy, a free
kick The leather wa sent nearly 10 the
goa but did MOI pass Sohl aud iioetlng;
They sent IT back 10 the Mission goal
where it hung for some time
of the goal but Gabp Cazrll kept it
out. 1t went over the bar couple of
times The ball finally got int" center
field where it was kicked TO and from for
about five minutes. Snh became tired 1T
seeing the other bows have So much fun
and rushed into the heat Of the fray He
caught Inc oa'i on MS knee and sent il to
the home of the Mission bow, vi here Rus
sell caught it aud sent it over the goal
bar by fraction Of an inch, Caz"ll hick'd
it from goal just a. time was cailrh. IT,,
The second half commenced raj her live
". The ball was seat 10 and IF across
the field for some minnreS. bnr finally the
S AS got it and carried It to the VII
sion goal. Eek'ps and Draper kept it "ut
until the Others arrived. 1t was a dead
case of de 'ence for the Missions then.
They defended their home nnhlv
TIE leather went over the bar ev"ra
times but for all the =. A s could d" It
wouldn't under. The fight was here then
until the close of the game. Sixteen men
did nothing but kick, great manv BRUISED
shinS is the result The men who wore
shin guards were right in it. Time was
called with a score OF nothing to nothing.
1t was pity that the Missions W ="
short so many men. In that case The NJ
would have been in mid field more. and
some goals might have hPpn made bv
DOJU SIufS. IL was liHp''NSlD' WI wv
S. AS to break that line Of defence
NOTES.
During the second half Goal Keeper
Simpson got very cold and wanted fire.
Some one suggested that he go and help
Cazell, but Cazell said he didn't need any.
Sohl got tired of sitting down and went
to the front for a while, where he was
slightly wounded.
Gabe held up his reputation yesterday
and played mastery game.
Russell was right behind the ball but
luck was against him and he could not
register.
The next game will be between the San
'AntOniOS and High School on Thursday,
Nov. u. The High School boys are very
confident of winning.