The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-26

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conspicuous, IN 0elvest1n team downed
10 Houston Tigers BY I accre Of 10 70
yesterday Afternoon. Science was thrown
10 the Wind By both teams and regular
systematic buckins Of the lire was INDUCED
in from start to flnish.
Much pickering took place previous 10
the game over Scott, who played with
Dallas the FIRST part Of the season. and
who, Il wrs claimed, hzd professional
record. It was finally agreed to let him
play, and everybody looked forward TO an
interesting and scientific game
Before time to begin play the only
"King wilhelm" made his appearance at
the head Of the Galveston Rootatorial So
ciety, who came to make things Lively
for che gold and blue. Each man wore
the colors and button having ON it a
half moon OF gold and one of blue. forming
1 background for the picture OF foot
ball. Those buttons were ordered by the
king himself, who wore, in addition, the
FIRST complimentary button issued by the
directors OF TIE Fruit, Flower and VegeLa-
bio Festival.
After parading about and matching high
notes with the multitude assembled 10
make noises, they subdiyided and awaited
the appearance OF the gladiators.
In the meantime the crowd was pouring
Into the stands covered with the red and
white and gold and blue. and the two con-
testing elevcns, oyertopped with whole gar
dens of yellow and white chrysanthemi.if,s,
until over 200v tickets had been dropped
in the box. At this stage In The prepara-
tons Galveston rushed on the field through
the east gate, and lining up, went through
Two or three mass plays for the benefit
OF the grand stand, while Wilhelm and his
rooters made a terrible 10 do
Later. Captain Druesedow arrived, and
after the toss OF the coin, which was won
by Captain 0'Iirien, returned to the club
room to confer with his braves.
AT 1920 the Houston team, led by Cap
tain Druesedow, came on, and the noise
now was no less than tina. which greeted
Galveston.
Captain 0'Brlen having won the toss,
took the south goal. and Houston lined
up with the ball in the center OF tho
field.
At S;2s Druesedow kicked the ball TWEEN
ty-iive yards through the atmosphere.
only TO be caught by Captain oBrien, who
brought it back Ave yards. Scott then
went through center for two yards, being
stopped by Dexter. and trying again. made
five through same place, but loeing the
hall In the mixup. which was gained by
Dexter. Druesedow now took the bali
through left guard aud tackle for four
yards, and Dexter around left end for one.
Druesedow. trying again, made two yards
through left guard and tackle, which seem
cd to be his easiest point 10 penetrate.
Barry took the ball for two yards around
left end. and lost the ball, which was
quickly regaincd by Proctor, but too late
to gain further
Druesedow tried to 20 around right end
but was stopped by Ralston. The ball
now went to Galveston on downs.
Scott made twenty yards around right
end behind n fine Interference. and wni
stopped by Dexter. O'Bfien went around
the other end now. but lost the ball without
gain In trying to make the backward pass.
The hall was fallen on by Rhehl. but no
gain was made. Reifel now Kicked the
ball for twenty yards. and O'Brlen, picking
# UP. carried II across for the touchdown,
Time, minutes.
This play was protested. and claimed to
be an of-sde play but Mr.. Taylor. the
umpire, could not see II tina. way. and
the score stood 4 10 0.
Goal kicked by Starlter. adding points
moro.
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