The morning times., 1895-11-29

crowded 10 ms limit ami mace gay by
the bright co!ors worn ami waved by
the fair admirers of The ccntestips ieiIns.
Ropes were s,rcic,tcd CuwB Butn sh., $
Of tn,. field, befiinG wnicn was a NOISY
ana enthusiastic, but very urccrIy nlass ;i
tOotcrs Tor bo,n teams, with I'm IornS
galore.
Serving as a background TO the crowd on
the Iiciu, Il Iargc Number OI i.anusOile turn
outs, t.uiy- nos anu urags occupied tine
soutG eHu or the ilcld, galiy dccorateti-
The day was an ideal football day, al
bert, II wi:s ntric WARM ior tue payers.
On tDr Srlolrcn ,ITs colIultl ions couiu iiii>e
been more favoraDic, for the wet weather
uurIn;, the past IcG ,ilys icit the field sort
ana heavy, making running dirficuit, Other
wisc IL wUs snOo,u as a iioor.
.,..,,s WAS A CLEAN GAME.
TIE best OF order AMI clear field before
the ropes, was lstirt hs an eTncIenJ Torce OF
officers under lieutenant Kelley.
The game was Clean and wholesome ana
cnurei, Gevoil OF slug ging and unnecessary
rouSn play.
Inc result OF the game was not a sur
PRISE rs the I. A L. were put uoWn Tor
wIB,ers al ;hc start they having ii sjroi.g
and Iast, though hsnt, team winch has hau
lots or prai.llc-.
The 'exceient Showing of the varsity
eleven wa the s,irpr.sc oi the day ana Called
Forth Ireqaent api'.3'.sr. II was IS plea sing
AS II was ErauiyInE 10 toach Lewis ana
tnf inIncnlc luthoer OF college rooters, ior
III practice bat n fortnight.
10 C"cKfei,, the rigut nalf OF varsity,
belongs world of praise for his pucky
head work; for time ana again he backed
tine c. y. e. lines Tor substantial gains, and
by his excellent JIu;,incnt and CON manner
llifuscu !iIc ana ,OiiI Idencr into his players.
He easily established himself as the hero
of the, game rnr hls side. At the end Of the
San'e Ire was carried Off the field IN tie
shoulders 1T his pilSnateS.
Senator Cuckrril was = proud and pea sed
u fre.a.s of n tS h..E
Weaver and Wacgu!uan and Shuster and
Fugiit played q Esrat game, and while they
deserve special nIeniion they uwe much
10 the OTHER I,Ie.n orrS' oil the team Tor very
able assistance and encouragement.
-.t .,,..... FINE TEAM WORK.
The Coiuahia Athletics eleven is too
well known IL need commentator. The
nlen ell p:ayed vel. together, and barring
q few iDlcs, which, OF course, affected
the. rc'4ito OF lie game, ihas:nuch as the
Q. A. Z. would nave had a larger score.
there is no reason % ind fault witt. lis
WORK, a;id CnaCn Wells and Capt. Clarke
may well feel proud or their pupils.
Again Clarke distinguished himself by
and telling gains. To him and Maupin
and iiouker beinngs much of the credit OF
{. A. C.'s victory.
Maupin showed probably the greatest
pluck on the lied, for notw outstanding E.s
respected Injuries aDi lame leg he
prayed griuly on ana by his plUck ncrycd
his associates on t" lulther good work.
He was dltcT- scrimInage carried from
the IiciC limp and bruised and scared, bat
luckily not lniGred seriously.
DR.. Won L;ndsrea with his medical case
and vial was stationed un the side lines
and promptly and efficiently rendered aid
TO injured amt brui i>-d layers uf both teams,
and his WORE Wis .avuraD!y commented on
all sides.
WINGED ARROW SCORED.
The teams reached the grounds in tally
hos and draEs shortly after = n'clcck and
promptly took thc-ficld. AT 2:o1 Captains
Clarke and Cuckrcll tossed a coin and C. A.
Z. won th- toss and chose the south goal
Varsity team having the north one and
the sun in their faces.
Meanwhile the IrUwsy headed. canvass
backed mad l'iungers were rolling and loss
ing III preoiCe; al the While ,hc rCoteIs
On tlir sTccs making merry with club Glccs
and yeil,.
Al 2:25 Referee Church blew his whistle
ana the battle was ON ard now excite
nient and rnthus.asrI began their round
which was an endless one.
Weaver, OF VARSITY, kicked off 10 the
i5-yaTd line and Clarke In catching FUN
Di'-l @'Gt Hoo ker feli on Tie hall and ca arrled
u In live yards wien Wcisnor took II Up
1n a gucu run or fifteen yards. Parsons
rumblcd tie PASS 10 HIM and Varsity got
The ball, COckrcll lried Tor center rush
and made Three Yards, unl fumblci but
and gained IHrce yards more.
Fugiu now trt.d tie center but lost the
bali 10 c. a. C..fn- tumble, which Hooker
.ook up and on successive gains by Clarke.
and Manpin, The hai! was moved up
lie lIle twelve yartts when NaUpn was
lurt in tackle but resumed play.
After double pass 10 Ciarkc. ne kicked
twenty iiye yards. and Wisner dropped
In it. Clarke attempted Il run, but was
well tackled by Eagguman. Thirteen
yards were added, anu Hooker ia iIine 10
make a gain, Clarke puntcd the bail 10
center for thirty yards.
, CLARkE's pLUCKy TACKLE.
Cockreii now had chance, but made
Jnly five yards, when he was tackled
N good style by Clarke. Hooker took
he fallen bail and gained fifteen yards.
ind NcIsner eight mere, and the pia ying
was fast toward Varsity goal. Hooker
made another-eiGht yards, when he was
,iayed a great game.
Ihe Varsity lost five yards for hold
ng.
Huoker lost the bah on Il tumble, and
'larhe gained eight yards, ard the leather
Vas Within five yards of VARSITY goal !
,idrke was nervous and fumblcd C. A
Z lost tue ball yard FROM the coveted goal |
inc.
Within n yard of goal C. A. C. los, if- |
een en- yards 10 varsity on ofrside play.
Wearer tried punt. but it was good I;
or only ten yards, when 4; was h!of.kcJ
md after "a lteR-yaroi gain by Hooker and !
mother by Clarke, tne latter AT c:4S is |
,rshed. ovcr tue lire for touchd, yn. |
iarkc failed To kick goal and the score |
tood to o in favor of A thletic team
mi great excitement and noise filled The |
ark
~ Shuster and caught by Bgsey. Parsons /
nufIed Weaver'S kick. Cockrell secured |
he leather and quickly made Two gains of |
en- and three yards each. and McDonaid
vas Carried through for four more but |
ost tue ball 10 Clarke. who broke through |
nd was tackled BY Waggainan. who was |
sa-H hurt. onr, thanks To DR.. Won Lind
rcH, soon revived.
@to,u"an caught a kick to center and
'rntgh' !; back fifteen Yards.
Varsity had the ball, but Beard could
'arus for c. A. C. holding, bat the latter
oun regained the ball and lost il again
NJ "a f'.nrb.e. when Fugitt and Cuckrell
;ained tl5teen yards. and lost {" C. A. C.
VI tffside play, and Maupin carried 1t in |
or ten yards. bad ankle and all. but after
onlinlei working about the middle of the
ieid, first by one side and then The uther,
he FIST hall was over and the score stood
10 0 IN c. A. C.'s favor.
1t was a holly contested half, and sur
rise tonk the place OF c. A. C.'s con
FOR M man knoweth what the
ext half will bring forward.
Dnringthe ission the varsity medical
MEDICAL routers fell In line, headed by a !
uilsized skeleton, and marched to the teams
uarters and theered them.
IN THE LAST HALF.
At $3.50 O'Clock Clarke kicked off to
'arsity twenty-yard line, and Walsh Sc
lred the ball, which fell out of bounds.
Icing brought Ia the middle of the field. |
faupin and Clarke and Wisner, like an
ngine let loose, quickly gained twenty
i've yards between them, and 1t looked |
lue for varsity, for C. A. c. seemed TO |
ave her second wind.
Mills. who had taken McDonald's place,
7ho was hurt in a scrinmage, picked up |
le leather, dropped by Maupin and ran in
rue Buiterworth or Suter style almost the
III length OF the field for touchdown, with
plendil interference by Waggaman and
ugitt and almost Immediately aftcrward
MUSTER Kicked goal, then nliuutes after nlax |