Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-24

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Vl " Sonnor, who played half arasnst
NAite, His playing was sin,ni2. ~
lnsnse, and caught Orange ana crss.
ceAl eye alike. With littie Or IA ,rie~-
.a.ehee he gained at times many mar.
NJ. Us Yards ~ ground on the road Ia
me. Orange goal. '"s 'S4' y
an Iynning through the Orange line
v ,,,,, 4 oinu Kick he showed the stufl Of
m'i,Sh ne y made. The play to que
sesu % ne aid two out Of three times
requires runner very uuicE Ia tans
advantage Of a momenthry healratinn
on pne part OF the opponents and 10 he
Hple 20 go y comparaHpeiy alone when
once through.
On the defensive, for the most mart.
y Sonnor was kepi back OF Inc line ner
uiuei ~ ms captain, in order TO guard
sstNsl kicking play, but az the
saiils Is pleyel today It is simply sui
~. 70 Weaken the running defcnse
~ even one man Where the tackles
nave many times to break Inc inter-
get the runner. ''''''N "
indeed, only when kick seems GER
tam Is II proper TO have more than the
iull back on. " the line.
rs josh Hartwell remarked In New
haven the other night IN answer ID a
certain argument, You take the var
ss,lE anu play the backs as though a
klek was expected all ihe time. and /
VIII agree % take the college SIDE and
score ut win"
II other words Hartwell thought
suiliciemly OF the added strength Of
the halves In defense for tunning piays
tnat, under the conditions as named
he believed he could take a much IN
ierlor team and heat the VARSITY.
Cummlng the Orange half. was the
star of the game, Just as ne was last
year at Eastern park, when he made
his famous ninety yards run. sutnhcn
ana Marshall at tackle plainly showed
me handiwork of Hammle Wallis. who
llNes az Omnge and does much in the
coaching line for the team.
Gordon, the old Wesleyan fullhack.
acquitted himhself only fairly well. but
me ordinary work az times seemed to
be ms much due "a the GLOW passing OF
De Hart az anything else.
In referring to Individual work ON the
part OF the Crescent men, Baldwin at
{, inter- shouts not be oyafiuuK1h
lie played with more FIRE and dctor-
mination than his brother tuahers.
More than any other player he forced
Gordon to make q safety. and his line
tnolSles in the open were noueeably
numerous.
The C1ly play Of the Crescent men
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