St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-29
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women, went out to see the game
There was room for fully ten thousand
more, but what the crowd lacked in
numbers it made up in enthusiasm,
and every brilliant play, and these
were many, was cheered to the echo.
The best plays for Boston were Anth-
ony's dashes through Chicago's center
and Bert Waters interference for Bos-
ton. The runs of Heffelinger and Van
Doozen were the great plays for Chi
cago. The feature Of the game was
the stand made by Chicago when the
ball was within a foot of the goal line
in the first half Of the game. The
muscle of Chicago not only stopped the
ball, but actually pushed 1t back sew
eral yards.
No one was injured in the game, not
withstanding it was a hard fought one.
During the first half Thompson was
ruled of for slugging Russell, of Bos-
ton, and for twisting Bert Waters
neck. After a good deal of discussion he
was allowed to resume his play, though
the friends of Boston hissed the UNI
pire vigorously for his ruling. The
field was slippery and sloppy and the
air cool and bracing. There was not
enough wind blowing to cut any figure
in the game.
In anticipation of the hard strug
gle which they were certain to
have the Chicago men had been
strengthening their team materially.
Heffelfinger, the famous Yale guard,
played right tackle against Bert Wat
ers, and the friendly scrapping between
these two celebrities was watched with
great interest. Van DooSer, of Evans
ton, and Richards, Of Wisconsin, were
the left and right halfbacks respect
lively, while Parkyn, the Minnesota
back, played that position for Chicago.
The Boston line was stronger than
Chicago's. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
Boston. Position. Chicago.
Waters. Tackle Thompson
Cuntz.. z..........Left Guard. ...... Thomas
Russell - Center Stevenson
Lemoyne. e. Right Guard. Mccormack
Waters, r.. Right Tackle. Heffelinger
Butler. Right End; ;.. Hadden
Anthony. Right Half. Richards
Gonterman. Left Half. Van Dooser
Curtis. s..........Full Back. .Parkyn
At the end of the first half of the
game the score stood to 0 in favor OF
the Bostons. The game was very bad
owing to the slippery condition of the
field. The ball, up to the first touch
down, was in the Chicago field. Rus
sell failed to kick a goal The ball
went back to center and then over into
Boston's field on a kickoff by Heffel-
finger. 1t was kept there till few
minutes before the close of the first
half, when it was carried back to
Chicago's field about six yards, where
it remained until the close of the first
half Thompson, of Chicago, was rul-
ed out for slugging and twisting Wa
ters' neck, but was allowed to return.
The first touchdown was made on "a
series of rushes about five yards length
each.
In the second half through the fine
playing of Van Dooser, Chicago scored
a touchdown, making the score. Boston
4, Chicago 4. After the touchdown,
which gave Chicago 4. Brown, of Chi
cago, attempted to kick a goal, but
missed it, The ball was then taken
back to the center Of the field. where it
remained till the close of the game.
The players carried it back and forth
into Boston and Chicago fields alter
nately. At the close of the game it was
a few yards in Chicago's field, the score
being to 4, a tie.