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,ards and the ball goes back to Reliance.

yards and the ball goes back to Reliance.
Taylor bucks into poor Middlemas for four
yards, and then through Porter for the remain
ing three and for touchdown and four points.
bert oliver misses difficult goal by wide
margin.
The ball is taken to the center of the field
again ana dTheuerkauf kicks off II is repetition
OF the first kick. Burnett makes round muff
/ and stands round for Frick to pick the ball up.
But Frlck fnmbles and Sexton gets the ball.
for four yards. Oliver breaks through and
downs the quarter on the next attempt caus-
ing good loss for the Olympic. Then in one
men try to keep the bail by covering the extra
yard, but they fail by few inches.
Reliance starts Oliver with the ball, but lit
tie Nahl gets through and tackles him, pre-
| venting game. Hanlon bucks Porter for four
yards. Then Theuerkauf punts into Olympic
territory to the thirty-fve yard line.
Percy Morse makes The catch and starts for
| ward, bearing to the right, taking advantage
| OF every opportunity, lodging every one, and
In remarkable run of rs yards scores touch
| down for Olympics behind the goalposts,, ty-
| ing the score. He kicks the goal and places
| his team ahead of Reliance to 4.
| Oliver kicks off for the Reliance along the
| ground.
Smith catches the ball on the 2O-yard line
and runs 1t in two yards. And then in the line
| up for the new scrimmage Racine allows the
| interclub feeling to bubble over and is dis
qualified for slogging, and the crowd on the
east bleachers applaud
Bunker is called out to take Racine's place at
left end.
The play continues, and Olympic gains six
yards between Oliver and Mcmillan. A fake
kick gives chance for the Olympic quarter
back play that results in yard between Oliver
and Mcmillan.
The ball goes to Reliance, and Taylor bucks
M1ddlemas Ior two yards. Hanlon follows for
three more. The whole Reliance team helps
Taylor through Middlemas for FIVE more, and
again for three. Hanlon circles Oldbergs end
tor seven yards into touch on the Olympic To-
yard line, where Nahl brings the runner down,
mr. fiyySa ie laA ~ Dn1;n Nv1ry
yards from Olympic goal.
The second half opened with Wykoh's kick
off to the Olympic 15-yard line.
Theurkauf RECEIVERS yard with the ball. In
the first play he fumbles the pass for kick,
and Reliance gets the ball on the Vineyard
line.
Middleman is bucked into at once for yard
and again for three more to the fve-yard Inc.
Then Wykoff is given the signal for the quarter
back kick and it proves foolish blow, result.
tandem through Porter for three yards. Han
Ion circles Gutenberg for three and again Tor
four yards. Friek follows through Sexton lot
brings the ball within four feet of goal ana IN
touch. The ball is carried out and Taylor
piles through Porter to Reliance's second
goal, and the score is Reliance 10, Olympic o.
Theurkauf kicks off again to Reliance
oliver runs the ball back fifteen yards before
he is downed. There Middlemas is attacked
again and for two yards and three yards;
Frick goes through Porter for Jour yards, ana
repeats it for seven yards, with the ball on Re
lance 51-yard line Taylor gets through
Sexton for three, and follows 1t up with two
more yards in the same place. Hanlon gets
Sexton. Sexton yields another yard and then
on tumble Theurkhauf gets the ball and
runs back down clear field to q touchdown;
but his efforts are all in vain, for the umpire
recalls him as the ball was in touch when he
got it. The run proved TOO much for Theur-
kaufs injured ana bandaged head and he is
xec - AL nIn oil IN
continues to buck, and gets six yards through
center. Frick adds three through sexton. A
try around Porter yields only yard. but Tay-
lor's plunge through Middlemas brings three.
Reliance loses two yards on the next buck,
and the ball is in Olympic's 80 yard
line. Smith breaks through and stops the
quarterback kick again, and the ball lands in
Smiths hands, with gain of four yards.
Olympic sends Morse round Sherrard under
excellent interference for five yards. McMil-
Ian holds back directed against him. Morse
tries Sherrards end and is crowded in touch
with loss OF two yards. Burnett repels an at
tack, causing. yard loss. Then Morse punts
to Reliance 46-yard line.
Wykoff heels the kick, but is tackled, and the
umpire gives Reliance fifteen yards for the
foul. Frlck goes through Porter for five yards. |
gains four yards round Gutenberg. Frick |
smashes Porter for yard. Taylor circles Old
e1oerg TOR Hna yard Myko pqns so,o to Olympic
flash tackling Morse in his tracks, low and |
hard.
Morse punts to the 3O-yard
Frick returns 1t three yal sanlon tries |
Oldenbergs end, but his .rference is
crowded back for a loss of five yards. A center
buck gives no gain. Then Wykof punts.
Morse is downed in his tracks on the eight-yard |
line. He quickly punts to the 3O-yard line.
Mcmillan runs the ball back seven yards. A
gain of two yards follows between Porter and |
Middlemas. Taylor bucks Smith ard without
gain. Wykoff punts over the goal line.
Morse gets the ball on touchback and the
ball is brought out to the 25-yard line. Olym-
pics buck oliver without gain. Morse prepares
for kick and the Reliance line all break
through Bunker getting the ball for Morse.
Reliance try a center buck and lose yard.
Hanlon is sent tandem through Middlemas for
seven yards. He tries left end and gets yard,
but loses the ball.
Mcmillan breaks through Porter and causes
q loss of three yards and the ball.
Frick goes flying round Sexton, helped by
TAYLOR, for the five yards to touchdown. Nc
Millsn's puntout is poor and no attempt can
be made for goal. Score IA to q in favor of
Reliance.
the goal line, aud Bunker gets it for a touch
back
The ball is brought out to the Reliance
25-yard line. aud Hanlon,. holding on
10 Taylor's hand makes beau tiful run round
Gutenberg for twenty-three yards. Middlemas
is bucked for three yards, but try round the
same end is crowded back five yards. Then Wy
kOf kicks thirty-fve yards.
Morse gets the ball and runs it back fifteen
yards. The Reliance center yields two yards.
A pass to Morse is downed on the 30yard
line and Reliance gets the ball.
The Oakland men lose four yards in their
buck on center. Then Hanlon, holding on to
Taylor's hand, goes rushing round Gutenberg
lor five yards. Wykoff punts to the Olympic
in his tracks as the whistle sounds the end of
the SECOND half, and gives Reliance the game
Ia to 6.
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