The sun., 1897-11-26

down directly between the goal posts. Tho
scors was made q about MInSioe' Orange
easy goai, but Hopkins missed Il by about three
feet Tho touchdown caused a very joyous time
@ si 1ocy or s fnS .
work was unexce1ed.
S T1 sIS y e e. .
will wish they d never-vome on the Held"
Mohor again kicked OF for Orange, and before
yards nearer Oranges goal, Cunning and Whar-
ton throwing him like q load Of bricks. Knapp
line S for eight yards, and on tho next iine.up III.
wil,oS5 ssSs sTd thS sgns, nn S kick BIRD
downed hard BY r, Smith. He failed to hold the
ball, and stillman fell on It on Oranges 35-ysrd
Capt Coyno rushed on tho field almost beside
himself and called out:
Umpire Morse was Obliged to put him back on
tho side lipes. Elizabeth. epcourngod by this
through and threw Cobb back for q loss of four
distance and Orange got the ball on downs on
her 3o-yard line.
The osnTe C"rsd The BAH ssn
yards. Marshall bit little the line ne for two yards; and
Williams sSye kSshSr the es1nSs t9 G.
2awIor and Emery. Elisabeth took a des.
perato brace at this stage, and held Orange for
Again cspt. stiiman directed every play on
IE ally toward oranges goal The signal was given
for criss:cross play. but Koehler upset all cal.
sassns by KnSpP and t45oTinE him
now on Oranges l5.yard line, but Elizabeth
could not gain the REQUISITE distance. and Or
ange crnwled out OF very close quarters.
punsd I'm on tho 20 play 1d 10 sgsrd
ns aroand nGR ra&t end Before ' &osher s%
After two moro attacks on the line, Elizabeth
9 sse cl te
to tho middle Of the field. The play at this
juncture was very rough. Vaughn downed vii:
son s'n on on "a Ransoms punt without moving out OF
:. The order was given after 2 consultation for
bali on hitting the line, and Mohor fell on it for
Orange. Ransom then circled Elizabeth's left
d for twelve ssSs
to gain their distance Ransom kicked to Eliza
beth 35yard line. Two yards were gained by
before f the bali could be put in play. The teams
Here's, where condition will cut big fls;
ure;" said an Elizabeth substitute. "and I'll
oBE a on for our when play was
called In tho next half Farrer ran back ten
yards without interference, Ransom then was
Elizabeth on Oranges 2s.yard line. 1t looked
bet6 % could not Of make the necessary @ i've I've yards,
and tho ball went to Orange on her 30.ynrd line.
alter Ss for sat fy II p
Els place and sigier went at end in Bull place:
Orange received the ball for offside. play, The
play continued in the centre of the fold for
Ing in possession Of tho oval. With tho ball on
Oranges ASyard W line siElerI EI~S was hurt in serim
wi had n fn
seemed to bo instiiled into the Orange team by
the presence Of their captain. and Shields was
called upon on the third down with two yards to
gain He made the necessary distance.
quarter back kick was then tried. but did not
,Hs Tors ss although Orange resained possession of
Ransom was seen to drop back for q punt, and
s is the Sss 9s OF hell HI a ss
for it. He had ,misiudged the distance and
head. This was fatal move. as he fumbled tho
leather; Wharton came along like wild buf.
Bird out OF 1t. and a touchdown resulted. This
turn Of good fortune set Orange frantic with
Sy G shs Web on he %s
ceeded to do most accurately.
EliEabeth,s players were determined look.
over to where Ransom stood. That player
caught It and ran ten yards before booting Il 10
rushes Bird punted twenty yards, Ransom
catching the ball and being downed hard by
Stlllman.
Orange lost the ball on a tumble a moment
later. whereupon Bird again punted. Ransom
making a fair catch ON Oranges 35yard line.
Then came the greatest punt of the day, and all
the more wonderful because OF the entire alb
scnce Of any wind. Ransom punted; the ball
not going very high, carried far over Bird head
and went out of bounds at Elizabeth's S-yard
line. 1t was one of the longest punts ever seen
on any field. carrying nearly seventy yards. On
the next lineup there was delay while
Hopkins had his nose encased in bandages.
Cobb then hit the line for gain of ten yards.
Bird puntcd about thirty yards, and 1t was
right here that the bad feeling began to show
itself. Koehler and Summersgill were ruled of
for exchanging pleasantrles, w. Kyle taking
Koehler's place and English going In at Sum-
mersgill's end, A change at half back was also
made by Elizabeth right here. Demon" Smith
taking Cobb's place.
After Wharton had been showed along for
four yards Capt. Coyne decided TO kick Ran
som punted to Elizabetns 35-yard line, Bird
being downed by Wharton as though house
had fallen on him. w. Kyle was not able to
gain. so that Ransom again punted. 1t was
Capt. Coynes evident intention to play entirely
on the defensiye. This put the ball on Eliza
beth's 1Oyard line. The play from this on was
of the hercest nature. both teams calling upon
each other to tear things to pieces. Elizabeth
was making great inroads toward Oranges goal
and carried the ball to the 35.yard line when
the timers whistle put an end to the struggle
The teams lined up as follows:
Orduoe Positions. Effzabeth