The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-29

H. WING mouC a Iuu vi nUOuV eighty live
yards and a touch down. Following is
the line up:
ARIEL. KILLINNIMING.
F. White left end W. Way
c. Sharp left tackle Stefenberg
Jones left guard B. Stefenberg
J. McGonigal center H. Feasting
G. McGonigal right guard J. Feasting
W. Brown right tackle up nlse
F. Buchalew right end Buckmaster
F. Clement quarter back Reed
c. White left half back Faucette
W. Henry right half back F. Buckmaster
l.. White full back Barnes
Referee, Rev. F. B. Short; umpire W.
Foster; linesmen, Meechem and McDan-
nell. Touchdowns, F. White, /; C.
White, ]; Henry, l. Goals, L. White, !.
Time, two two-minute halves.
The High School foot ball team will
play the strong Tome Institute eleven, of
Port Deposit, Nd, on next Saturday, at
Union street grounds. The game will be
called at $50 p. M, and the admission
will be Is cents. The Wilmington boys
will wear their new sweaters, which came
yesterday, for the first time. Come out,
boys, and help the team along, as it costs
money to bring team here, and the
athletic department funds are running
short. The team this year is one of the
strongest elevens that the school ever
had, and the people of this city ought to
attend the games more than they do.
The Rev. F. B. Short makes good
referee.
Their names were White, but they all
had red hair. "They were hot stuff"
Jones, Of the Ariels, is hard player
to stop.
Barnes played half the game for the
Germans, His tackles were fine.
A few Warren rooters composed Of F.
Boyle, E. c. Cooley, B. Grier and P.
Hanley may 60 to Chester on Saturday,
to see the game.
Don't forget that Saturday is the day.
All foot ball enthusiasts caught in Will
mington that day will be shot, and to
avoid being hurt, 60 to Chester with the
Warren.
The Wilmington A. A. foot ball eleven
will go to Philadelphia on Saturday to
play the strong Kenilwoth Wheelmen.
The Wilmington team has adopted the
bylaws of the Chicago A. A.
For the first time since the Indian
game Yale had all her regular backs in
the practice yesterday afternoon. Kiefer,
Benjamin, DeSaulles and Mcbride, all
took part in the play. Cutten was at
centre and in good fighting trim. Brown
was on one side and Marshall on the
other.
Big Cadwallader, in citizens clothes,
and with his left arm in a sling, walked
up and down the gridiron and looked
wistfully at the fray. He kicked a few
goals from place kicks, but did not at
tempt to do anything more. The ply
sicians think his shoulder may be in
condition so that he can play in the
Princeton game, but offer little or no
hope for his recovery in time for the
Harvard game.
The coachers will first try Marshall for
Cadwallader's place in the line, and if he
fails may put Chadwick back at guard.
The little army of coaches was increased
this afternoon by the arrival of DR..
"Josh" Hartwell and Howard Knapp.
"Kid' Wallack, Brink" Thorn, Ray
Tompkins, Louis Hinkey, Heffelfnger
and Murphy were also on the field, the
last two taking part in the practice
Foot ball circles are being agitated over
the policy of abolishing the two points
which are being awarded for the SUCCESS
full goal kick after a touchdown has been
scored, and the various members of the
Rules Committee have expressed their
opinions. Paul Dashiel is the only one
who is in favor of awarding the two
points.