Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-11-22
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With the Home Team at Front AM

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With the Home Team at Front and
Union Streets.
The Warren football team for the
second time this year lined up against
the Pennsylvania University team at
Front and Union streets Tuesday and
when time was called at the end of the
second half the college men had only
scored SO points against Warren's moth
ing. University scored but six points
in the first half, touchdown and safety.
Warren played superb game.
The University team was the same as
the one which beat Princeton at Trenton
with the exception of Knipe and Whar-
ton, and it is the team which Harvard
will line up against on Thanksgiving
Day. University came down here for
practice But this makes little difference
to the Warren team. The fact remains
that they have been able to play two
successful games with one of the strong
est college football teams in this coun-
try. Whether they were beaten by one
point or allowed their opponents to
score one hundred points, Warren has
attained position in the football world
not usually enjoyed by teams of her
class.
1t is the biggest drawing card that
Warren has had for many day. The
advertisement the club has received by
playing the University team will enable
it to easily arrange schedule of games
next year with first.class clubs, and,
besides, the players have been in posi-
ton to obtain practice that they could
not otherwise obtain. They have lined
up against some of the best football
players on the grid-iron to-day, and the
experience they obtained in this connec-
tion will be of inestimable value to them
in the future. Eight hundred people
saw the game.
University had the kick yesterday.
Mcdaniel caught the ball and gained
15 yards. Mears went through centre
for three. Mcdaniel tried the end but
was tackled by Brooke. Pennsylvania
got the ball on four downs. Colbert
tried right end but Warren got the ball
again for holding. Mcdaniel made six
yards around the end and Mears three
more through the centre. University
got the ball on downs, and Colbert tried
centre this time, but was blocked by
Simms. Woodruff tried the tandem,
but Simms, Glazier and Rosengrayes
blocked him. Warren got the ball.
After several unsuccessful rushes Nc
Dannell punted up the field, and Brooke
caught. He was tackled by Simns.
Osgood went round left end for five
yards, and then fumbled the pig-shin.
Buckley fell on it. Hance tried to gain
but failed, and University soon got it
on Warren's tumble. By successful
rushes they carried the sphere to War
ren's 25-yard line. Williams passed the
ball to Colbert and the latter went over
the line. He was ordered to bring the
ball back and Warren got it for holding.
For some time after this the ball alter.
mated between Warren and University
1t was finally carried to Warren 5-yard
line. University was unable to get il
over the line and the ball went tc
Warren. Mcdaniel tried to punt. The
ball was blocked and rolled inside
Warren's goal line. Hance fell ON il
aud University secured two points by a
safety.
Prentiss kicked off and Brooke caught
After several short rushes Woodruff go
the bail and scored touchdown BY
going through the centre. Soon after
wards time was called.
In the second half University scored
five touchdowns. Brooke tried to kicl
several goals from field but failet
ignominiously. He was unable to ge
the ball between the goal posts. Univer
sity played much stronger game in TIN
second half. The men put plenty o
snap and vim in the game and thi
encouraged Warren to play better thai
ever but no one expected them to pre-
vent University from scoring. osgool
made some beautiful runs in the seconC
half and Colbert did eXcellently
Arthur Knipe and George Woodruff
followed the players and were allowed
to coach the team from the field. Hol
was injured in the second half AM
Traynor came on. Gelbers was also in
jured and Thomas took his place
Brooke did not try any goals from
touchdowus, but made several in
effectual attempts to kick goal from
field. The men lined up as follows: