The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-26


a tiger in offensive play and Was equal
ly as effective In defensive. as he never
failed in tackling his man but once.
His running around and through Re-
lance right tackle nettcd many gains.
Mickey HARRINGTON surprised the ma
liyes, for he had praciiced hut n few
DAYS, but he proved To be in fine con-
,iition and bucked the line like a whirl-
wind. going through Rcliancc's right
guard and tackle at will and always
for gain.
Captain Benson also put up a bril-
liant game. He was like fury ON de-
fensiye and would frequently tackle a
man twice his weight and not only
down him. but throw him huck. His
generalship WAS perfect and coutrihut-
ed much To the result.
Harry Brahm was as Of old. a stone
wall AT center. and held the old-time
Bennett, who opposed him so strongly
that no gains We're made through him.
Parrot outplayed his man AT every
turn and went through him AT VIII.
Langley was very effective and the
other players held their positions down
well.
For Reliance. Cart made the star
PLAYS of the day In hts 3s-yard run
around the end in the first half and
in another s5-yard run in the second
half in which. he went over tackle and
scored a touchdown. Searlght and Ar
lstte DISTINGUISHED themselves.
BY bucking Butte's line they had
little difficulty In getting through left
tackle. but Searights game leg pre-
vented him from making amy but small
gains. There Were few other opportuni-
&....l ...ss IA atsA
liance's playing.
Team, Ar..sr on the Grounds.
A flutter OF interest was excited
among the waiting spectators when en-
actly at s:32 o'clock Reliance entered
the grounds In big drag. the men all
wearing maroon-colored sweaters, NJ
their appearance a cheer went up as
they alighted on the ground looking
big and strong. and there WAS much
speculation as To- how badly Butte
would be beaten. for their appearance
turned the scales of sentiment i'm their
favor regarding the outcome. They
walked out on the field and were fol-
lower a moment later by the Butte men
who got a hearty reception. II was
soon arranged that Francis Brooks
should referee the first half and Capt.
j. Il. Frick of Reliance should act as
umpire and reverse the order I'm the
second half. Allan Brown Of Reliance
and Donald Gillis were selected as line
men. but "Bucky" Hall acted In Gillis'
place during the first half as the latter
was obliged 10 be absent.
The tsamc y aris.
After little practice by both teams,
time was called at just O'Clock. Butt.
having won the toss chose the south
side TO begin operations. Dygert kicked
OFF TO Reliance's 40-yard line, the bal
being caught hy Arlett. who advanced
IL five yards. when Carter took the bal
around Butte's right end for 20 yards
Searight went through right guard and
tackle for five yards. and followed II uI
by a similar attempt hut made no gain
II was Butte's ball on downs and Ben.
son fumbled as did also Richards IN
the next attempt. Benson kicked 4,
Carter for 20 yards, The latter failed
| TO make any return.
Carter for Reliance took tho bal
around lhe end for - yards. under lin,
| interference from Arletl. Searight AND
/ Sheehy. He was tackled and downed
| by Bud Jones on Butte's 45-yard line
Arlette then threw himself through
right guard and tackle for live yards
and Searight found the same hole foi
| four more. Searight was out of touch
and the gain did not count. The bal
was next passed tn Code. who punied
for Is yards Brahm Was on hand and
IL WAS Butte's ball. Richards opened
by going through left guard and center
for five yards. Immediately afterwnrd
repeating the operation for four more
Reliance got the ball on downs and
! Arlette went round the left end for fiv'
yards. Searieht broke through righI
guard and tackle for four yards aud d
| moment later Carter dropped the bal
and Dygert fell on IL. but the ball wen
back 20 Reliance and Arlett fumhlec
and lost eight yards, recovering the ball
| however Searlght went through III,
line for a yard and In the next line-uI
Code punted II yards. The ball wat
caught by Richards. who returned Il
| for five yards. Dygcrt bucked Ia IN,
| line for three yards, but made no gair
In the next attempt. Reliance getting
the ball on downs.
Code punted five yards 10 Harrington
| who IuMbitd and ,hc next attempt ~
| Code on the same line was blocked ~
/ Dygert. IL was Butte's ball again an,
Dygert carried II through loft tackl
and guard for four yards. Richard
fumhled but Langley saved the ball q
Butte by falling on II. Dygert Wen
| through left guard and tackle for fOu
yards. Benson punted for n yards 4
Searight who made far catch an
being tackled the ball was carried barl
Is yards on a foul. Reliance got th
ball and Arlottc went around the lrf
end for Two yards. Carter went aruun,
the right end. hut made no gain. be-
ing tackled by Langley, who MAS In
turrd, hut not severely, and pluckil!
went at II again. Carter kicked an'
sent the pigskin sailing IN the AIR 10
30 yards. II was caught by Digger
and returned three yards. Benson ad
| yancrd the ball seven yards 10y "A punt
Starlight huckcd the guard Tor ihf.'
wards and Garter went around the RICH
end, but was duwned by Harrington
with no gain Arlett" went around lef
end for six yards He iried the fiEh
tackle next but gained nothing Mex
no tried right tackle and end and mad
Eve wards Parrot WAS hurt In IN
down. bur WIS up IN few minutes
arlette made four yards through m
ine and Vag followed by S,srilht o.
three more. carter again tried the rich
end but mad. no gain. Arletto sCudd
between LEFT tackle for no gain. sea
right plunged between right guard Hu'
center and uade four yards RClian-
losing tho hall On the next down Nh''
Arlette failed to gain the nccsssat.
ground.
The crowd checred Justify whrn jonc
| ,arkl.d Arlotis and secured the bail a.
putts Vho had been fighting an ur
| bui def.psl,s game. Richards took M
| IN through right guard and tackle r.