The morning times., 1896-11-15
.B0W[[D THE QUAk[RS OVER |
Columbia Club Won With
Ease by 22-4.
BRILLIANTPLAI.A A FEATURE
Star Runs and Bold Plunges-
Through the Line Distinguished
the Winged Arrows Work-vis-
~ftofs We're Outclassed, But Put
2, Up a PIucky Game. s.f.. ~

The red and blue of the Columbia Club
were the victorious celors in yesterdays
game on Columbia Field. The eleven ST urd y
kickers from Philadelphia could noO with
stand the savage rushes Of the local boys
and went down to defeat by a score OF
% to 4.
The weather was simply perfect for foot
ball. The cold crisp atmosphere was
gloriously inyigoratinS, sending the blood
LanJIng throuSu Iiic veins, putting Color
into cheeks and sparkle into the eyes. -
The game was just the sort to arouse
u.,5,!s.st h.i-il,lnI GasaeS uirougn the
line sensational end runs and sharp tack
ling all combined to make the play Just
the kind willci. SATISFIES the 1ootDaiI crank
The pla yers from Quakerdom, though out
classed. put up a plucky game, and their
work earned chem the most generous ap
plause on all sides. This was especially
the case when. by u clever trcS, tuc uall
was carried to c. A. C.'s five-yard line
and then over for a touchdown. The bail
had gone out OF bounds, and when IL was
,rslgnu in Lang, the clever frliback, re-
NAMED near the foul line apparently fixing
his sleeve.
QUAKERS' SHARP TRICK.
Like flash the ball was passed out to
him. and before the c. A. c. players grasped
the situation he was speeding toward the
goal. He was only downeu iIve yards from
goal, but the touchdown was prac ticaIly
made, as the ball went over ON the nexu
lineup. 1t was a very clever bit Of work,
and completely fooled the local men.
The other features OF the Quakers' work
We're the ail-round playing of Lange, the
ex-University of Virginia fullback. and
the sharp tackling Of little Anderson, the
right end.
For the Columbias the long runs uf Lewis
and Maupin and the splendid line plunges
al Si.ieius were tDe features.
PLAY IN DETAIL.
c. A. c. kicked off to Philadelphia's five
yard line. Failure to gain forces Phila-
url ina 10 kicC, shields letlILl the ball
on fifteen yard line On the lineup the ball
was passed to Maupin, and aided by good
interference he ran seventy yards for a
touchdown, Hooker kicking goal. Score
60.
On kick of Shields brings the fullback to
center of field. on fake kick Maupin gains
four yards, but bail goes to Philadelphia
on downs. Nogains reSultfrom line plunges.
Philadelphia is given ten yards for C. A.
c. off side play at this stage. Daniels then
kicks, C. A. c. gaining ball. Hooker gains
ten yards through right tackle. Wells gains
ten yards more Shields sDes through center
for ten-yard gain. Mdupn gains two
yards, and Shields kicks, Jones returning
the punt. Penn gains ball, but fumbles,
Underwood falling on, n Shields gaius
twenty yards tnroughlle It cent er by splendid
line plunges. Maupii Glins five, and then
by strong plunge Wells carries ball over
line for second touchdown, and Hooker
kicks goal. Score 1870.
Shields brings ball back fifteen yards on
Philadelphia's Kick OFF. Anderson, for
PHILADELPHIA tackles Maunin for hiss ,f
five Yards. Maupin gains three yards and
then ball goes to Philadelphia. Fine tack
ling by Underwood prevents gain and then
Underwood falls on ball when fumbleu.
Shields kicks, and ball goes out Of bounds.
AT this point the long pass is worked, and
Lang goes To c. A. c. five-yard line Lang
then goes over for touchdown, but fails TO
kick goal. Scure, l2-f Time is called
at this point.
THE SECOND HALF.
In the second half Maupin gives way to
Lewis. and Smita replaces Hooker On
kick off Shields brings ball back twenty
through LETT tackle for fine forty-yard run
and touchdown. Shields kicks goal Score,
1S-4
Lang kicks off and Lewis returned kick
Lang gains fifteen yards through left tackle.
and then follows with ten more. c. A. c.
gains ball on tumble. Shields kicks; 4 uder-
son gains fifteen yards for Philadelphia.
c. A. c. gains ball on tumble Wells fall
ing on it. Shields gains fifteen yards by
line plunge. Lewis then breaks through
for splendid fifty-yard run and touchdown
No goal score. C A c.. 90: Peunsylvauia, 4.
This ended the scoring and the game
ended in almost total darkness. with ball
in center of field. The line up:
c. A. c. PA.