The record-union., 1896-12-13

GUS by grand stand plays.
Quinton played a very steady game
and was heartily applauded by the
spectators for number Of his plays.
notably for his two clever captures OF
the ball from Woodland. Following is
a synopsis Of the game, with the line
up:
Woodland - Bandy, center; Jones,
right guard; Hennigen, left guard; Ger
meshausen, right tackle; Harkn, left
tackle; Craig, right end; Quinn, left
end; Henderson, quarter back; Bray
(Captain), full back; Hoppin, right half ,
Marston, left half.
Sacramento-Smith, center; QuintOn,
right guard; Angus, left guard; Cannon,
right tackle; Dixon (Captain, left
tackle Dixon CEd), right end; Cowder.
left end: Thiele, left half; Harvey, right
half; May, full back; Scott, quarter
back.
Woodland, average weight, 160
pounds; Sacramento, average weight,
$50 pounds: referee and umpire (alter-
nating), Ed c. Flint and Chic" Harri-
son; Iinesn,an. r. H. Van Voorhies; two
Commute halves, with ten minutes in
termissiOn.
FIRST HALF.
2:3O p. m, Woodland wins toss and
chooses south territory, with wind. Can
non kicks off for Sacramento.
Smith tackles Woodland half on Do
yard line.
On second down Sacramento gets the
ball on a tumble. Thiele was sent
around the end for four yards. On third
down Harvey makes a run to the goal
line and passes to Smith, who carries the
ball Immediately behind the goal. Time
of play, four minutes.
Sacramento fails on goal
On Woodlands kick off Bray kicked
30 yards. The ball was carried back to
the 23-yard line by Cannon.
First down, no gain. Second down,
Harvey goes around the end for Il:
yards. Carried to center of the field by
Thiele. On a foul tackle Sacramento
gains 10 yards: Sacramento bucks the
center for yards. Thiele sent round
the right for Z yeards: Harney, by a
good run, carries the ball to within u
yards of the goal line; Sacramento
makes gains Of and yards, but fails
i,
quarter back play by Professor Hen
derson carries it forward for Woodland
yards.
Woodland on second down made no
gain; on third down Woodland gets )
yards on off-side play: Dixon stops
Woodlands right half before any gain.
Fumble on the second down and Dix
on gets the ball for Sacramento; car
ried to touch; Sacramento fails to gain
on first down. Harvey showed through
center for three yards. No further
gain. The ball goes to Woodland on
downs.
On second down Woodland fumbles,
and the ball is captured by Sacramento.
After number of advances by Sacra-
mento, Woodland gets the ball on a
tumble, but fails to gain. The ball re-
gained by Sacramento by Quinton Ira
May sent through center for 10 yards y
Harvey and Cowder make gains.
OWhist!e) Ball 80 yards from the goal
line. KICKOFF by Woodland; carried
back to 30-yard line by Thiele On
down it was punted by May to half :
Woodlands ball
On second half Cowder gets the ball
for Sacramento on fumble tries to
punt. but the kick was blocked by
Woodland. Thiele carries the ball to
center; ball passed again to Thiele who
goes round the end with but little inter
ference, and gains - yards.
Three more downs and the ball goes
to Woodland who failed to make any
fo
was driven back to the 20-yard line. The
ball was passed to May for kick, but
the kick was blocked.
Woodland got the ball but loses no a
tumble. On first down Harney gains
10 yards for Sacramento round the right
end, and Cowder gains > yards more.
Thiele was then sent round the left for
yards.
Woodland got the ball but loses on a
and bucks the center for yards On
second down Woodland bucks the CEN
held by Sacramento. Then ball goes
to Sacramento on downs. By downs
Sacramento was driven back to within
the 10-yard line. Woodland gets the
ball on a tumble and bucks through the
center twice, leaving ball on the one
yard line.
Then the whistle blew, and the game
was ended. leaving the score to in
favor of Sacramento.
THE RECEPTION
In the evening the teams of both
schools assembled at the Y N. c. A..
rooms to attend reception given them
by some of the young ladies of the High
School and il proved a rational and en-
joyable way of. rounding out the day
and strong contrast to what has been