The morning times., 1895-12-26

agemeBt was prepared for the new turn
OF affairs, and each person as he left
the grounds was handed a ticket, which
the mana cement announced would be re-
deemed at an early day at asplace to be
advertised.
1t was most unfortunate state of affairs
and one with which the local management
should not be wholly charged. 1t was
said that the Virginia boys once before
acted In the same manner and disappointed
a local management aud their friends.
All this time the game was going on and
the 600 or 700 Spectators who remained
saw very good game between the va rsty
team and an aggregation of Columbia Ath-
letic and Orient club players. the former be-
ing in themajority. Thelattertea no wed
plainly that they We're out of training
though they played decidedly the better
team game with somewhat of dash and
won as stated by a score of 10 to 4.
When 1T became apparent today for some
reason known to the varsity management
that Virginia could not play, the Columbia
Athletic Club players very generously and
unSelfishly answered the cali and jumped
into the breach and played against the
varsity, well trained as the latter team
was, for its game with Virginia.
The Athletic boys deserve world of
credit not only for the excellent game they
put out Aoi pay iiS lue Sdinc III WffiSh
they had no interest rather than disap-
point the large audience which it was exc
pected would be present.
BOTH SCORED IN THE FIRST HALF.
With the usual blare of trumpets and
waving of banners and club colors the teams
reached the field at about $50 O'Clock
and at $3.50 the players rolled and tunbled
onto the field.
On the toss up All-WaslliDgton won and
chose the south goal and varsity took the
ball. On the kick off by Weaver for 80
yards, Weisner made a good catch and re-
turned with 1t about / 5 yards and the ball
was worked up to near center of field, when
it was lost in a tumble, Cockerell secured the
bali and with several mass-plays it was
moved in 3 and yards gains down toward
Advantageous goal and in another play
wa. pushed over for touchdown, but Nc
Donald failed at the kickoff; score TO o
favor of varsity.
On the kickoff Underwood caught the ball
and brought it back TO center and with
splendid work by Parsons of c. A. c., and
Avis of the Orients, it was easily worked
through center for repeated gains.
Clarke and Avis seemed to be always in
the right place, and not losing the ball
once gave them courage and the ball did
did not stop until it reached the 3-yard line,
where it was carried by Avis going through
righttackle when Weisner carried 1T over
for a touchdown and Clarke kicked goal.
Score to in favor of All-Washington.
On 'varsity's kickoff Clarke brought the
ball In ten yards. After both teams had
worked it up and down the field for little
advantage either way Clarke again Sc
cured the ball and punted for thirty yards
and Weaver bad the ball, and after working
it up field for ten yards and losing 1t TO
All Washington, time for the ending or
the half was called. Score to against
the varsity.
SCORED AGAIN IN SECOND HALF.
After a short rest and mendug of the
injured players the second half was begun.
Clarke kicked off and Weaver brought it
In ten yards, when Doolittle took the pass
and although well tackled worked five
yard gain and lost the ball.. which Clarke
secured and kicked for thirty yards, and
Weisner carried for five more around right
end, when Clarke punted, but 1t was a high
Kick and gained nothing. MCGOWAN fortu-
nately secured the ball, with no gain, then
Underwood on the second down pushed it
along for five yards, and Avis, who all this
time was playing q mastery game, made