Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-25

man fell on the ball. but it was taken back
TO the A5-yard line end given to Columbia
Back and Forth.
On the second down Dickinson gained
three yards. but no gain was made for two
more downs and Clark again punted, send
In g the ball to the 25-yard line. Cass push
ed through for i've yards. Stuart Johnson
I'D some pretty tackling and Union lost
the ball
II vas passed to Phil King for . ten-yard
ran around the right end. He ran foul and
was tackled BY . Union man at the same
time.
Ths bah went In and was passed to
Barnard, but no gain was made. After two
downs, by which the ball was not advanced
a yard 1t was passed back to Clark. who
fumbled badly and was tackled In MS
tracks.
The whistle blew for the end Of the first
half at 1913. with the ball in the middle OF
Score. first half: Union. 9: Columbia. o.
Second Half.
The ground was very soft, and 50 no
serious bruises were had by any Of the
men In the first half. There was a good
deal Of "slugging." but the play was at no
time fierce enough to cause any animosities
to arise. Wells did a good deal Of fist
work.
The kick OF Of Columbia by Clark was a
good one. the ball being caught by Glove.
who took Richards place at full back. ON
ten-yard line He made a short run. and
then. being threatened, kicked. but made
no gain. 1t was Unions ball. and Myers
made a gain of about twenty yards. On
the second down Union lost the ball, and
Phil. King went through the center for five
yards. RAINIER followed with twenty
yard gain. He carried almost the entire
Union team on his back for five yards.
Dickinson kept up the advance, pushing
the ball down to within four yards OF
Unions goal. In the scrimmage Baker.
the captain of the visitors. was hurt. bad
knee being wrenched. He went on with
the play. however.
On the next play Dickinson was given
the ball and gained two yards bringing
the ball to the edge of the field.
Rainier was then pushed over the line for
a touchdown, Just two yards north of the
posts, AMI Clark kicked goal at 1903. max
ing the score: Union. q; Columbia, IL
@7'' Even Score.
Unions KICKOFF sent the ball to Column
bias 5-yard line Phil. King caught. but
was tackled on the 15-yard line. Clark
punted to the 4O-yard line. Union had the
ball for three downs on this line and on
the third ClOu kicked to the 5-yard line.
King was tackled on the foul line, but the
ball was sent back to the 4O-yard line and
II
Columbia lost five yards on the next
down and Clark tried q punt. which sent
the ball to the center of the field Brown
left the game on account of his bad Knee
and Richards took his place.
Then Cass made great run. taking the
ball, with fine interference work by Clou,
down to Columbia's 3O-yard line. Clou was
hurt In the scrimmage. Union gained ten
yards on the next two downs and two ana
a half more on a third.
Myers was being used effectively on the
left end. On the next down no gain was
made, but Union was given five yards for
on-side work by Columbia
Three yards gain resulted from the next
play. and, on the following down, Union
placed the ball on the ten-yard line. There
was some question about the possession OF
the ball, but 1t was given to Union, who
made a gain of two yards, but Columbia
got the ball on a tumble.
Kings HUN.
A double pass sent the ball to King. who
made thirty-five yards around the right
end This aroused the latent enthusiasm
Of the crowd. Yeils broke forth where
once there mad been silence.
Again the teams lined UP. There was a
fiash-'he ball again went back to King,
who tried the left end, and, with clear
field, carried the ball thirty yards before
stopped on the twenty -five-yard line.
An enthusiast set off a pack of firecrack-
ers down in the field Iells broke forth
again. and il really seemed like foot ball
game.
Seven more yards were gained in the
next two downs. King and Rainier doing
the work. King was hurt a bit in the last
scrmmage, being made sick by the terrific
pummeiing he had received in the three
great runs he had just made.
Stimulants were given to him and he re-
covered. After wait of about five min
utes he went on. On the first play the
COfumbias were given eight yards for or
eide play. putting. the ball on the ten-yard
line.
A Tie Game.
Barnard made a great rush through the
center. gaining five yards. There was a
consultation among the Columbia men.
Barnard funbled the ball and Union got
1t at last. twelve yards from their goal.
The Union men took a brief rest, but they
had no chance to pursue their slight. ad-
vantage. for while they were drinking
water and refreshing themselves the UNI
pire called time" and the game was over,
resulting in a tie: Columbia, u; Union, q.
When time was called Capt. Wells gath
cred his braves and they gave their yell in
honor of Union. The latter returned the
compliment. The crowd filed out of the
grounds. and foot ball in Washington for
1894 was at an end.
WILL SUPPORT THEMSELVES.