Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
falling on ball. Thanksgiving, 1896. at

pR Druid MI idt gaTkS; B al Tq0ien M University
Knee badiy Wrenched, resulting in serious
injuries. Union-Syracuse game. October
broken. Chicago A. A.-Yale game. No
vember 6, 1897.
QUIMBY. C.-Broken collar bone. Prac-
tee game. Andover. October 20. 1886. Ran
RICH. +. A.-Nose broken. Trinity-Har-
RIGGS EsSa game anne B sssSi c ait s while saet fraetured
EIchARPs, J, p F;IMreneh Nd,vi knss;
game, October il. 1855.
RAYMOND. c. H.-Ankle sprained; Wes-
leyan-Amhsrst game; October q: 1856 Ssotsn.
Practice game. Princeton, October 26. 1886.
Bucking the line.
R99g epsW Team. er wSsss br faa.1 'oe ssRss!
RosENGARTEN, ALBERT-Ligaments of
mike Noxsm tern !. ,t pfac'ice game princeton
RICHIE. - Of ~rrinlty-Leg injured red
Harva a5dt1ad ssr game, October j. 1886
sELTZER. -. St. Johns collegSShonl-
der dislocated. Game with Annapolis ca
diets. October q. 1886. Was heavily TACK
STEVENS. cLYDE-Arm broken. Hyde
Park-Evanston game, October 80. 1854.
Was blocking a rush. ,-r,ersitv q,
sh MissonrlNRi ID f fapaaIe Game With
University of Illinois, October -, 1850; oh,o
| game. October g, 1897.
SENTER. MORTIMER Knee tWls.ed;
University of Micbigan-Purdue university
game. November 8, 1886. Was disaoieo SIX
STEIN TEN SAMUEL A;zAnk ds M aRErssi1nea:
November II. 1896.
siMoNs.. F. s,.-Lsg broken. Class gang e.
University Of Michigan. November 49,
SWAIN. -. of Harvard. 1sN-Leg injured.
Harvard-Trinity game. October 7, 1896.
SHAW hA1Hea F + severely injured.
Harvard-Carlisle Indians game. October 3.
sHoTT, C. s.-Ankle dislocated. Practice
game. Ohio state university last week.
THoRP. HERBERT-Collar bone broken
Practice game Denver A. c.. October l.
TEETER, c. A.-Ankle dislocated. Otter
bein-kenyon game. Westerville' o. oc-
TAYLOR. C.-Knee cap seriously injured.
Newton A. A.-Fitchburg A. c. game
WILLIAMS, 80. Annapolis cadet-Ankle
sprained. Game with Franklin and Mar
shall college October II, 1896; Mass play.
WALKER G noiis M Injured e poSe1lc i. si issf.
wARREN, -. of Harvard-Arm broken
Harvard Yale game at Cambridge NO
Arm b1oks a,s Cane q ,s With Hyde Park
WHITAKER, captain Of COLORADO Grade
with Manual Training school of Denver
VERT, Skull fractured, Practiscs
game. Dickinson college. October H. 1871
w Hns EsffHsEea' goHN7Ank!e spra,nsa.
Pittsburg, November s: 1897; college,
Left clavicle broken. Game with WASH
ington and Jefferson college last a month md
WRiGHTINGToN. E;-knee Wrsnehe aa ano
ard. October q. 1856. Caught in hard
broken. Harvard-Brown game. October
wilcox, NJ 4, A. asvs WiI ,hfshnrI INJURIES p = IN
practice game at Syracuse university, 1877
caFtilase on knee badly strained and nns one
ton was performed while the aI patient was
YARRow. Of W Saa ANS e0li fasetnrea
fpSss.tH;r game November /. 1891 Wa:
running with ball: struck his head.
From Reports of Some Games
Here are some of the reports that hav'
been made of the games: dissertation n
The Chicago Tribune me N 1Yn lLS Of hi
nois n the University of chicago says;
Johnston was doing great work for IN
no on,g gaining aang,s rep ea shs d sae Mes on !
fierce scrimmage over the near wesI siu,
line he was In the bottom of a heap am
He was found TO have a badly bruised
shoulder and was forced to leave the CANT
1.-The next thing that happen nHfs,a mer w;t,
Ham. who had Johnston,s place. and ho y
was taken off the field. His ankle was PAD
ly sprained." ,,,,,
D,,,1 Dinnnar-prpGGs FROM OeRllIllll
to end the football game between Mime
sofa and Wisconsin yesterday Afternoon
, was one long, continuous procession. WIS
consin led from the start and IVA. was n Sse
Strong. and literally tore through the line
!. Tnsy s lGaEhu eSot for a Anderson, who wa
, hurt. Cochems was hurt; but ref fuse
; F. sse leave was the hurt fam and joiine Was put IN a
: , naed h up, and Trait went in at fuilback.
La Crosse CWisl RepubilSan: tb IN o NJ
!. feeling regarding a disabled man was tina
5 he was s.r dsIsyIhnig m t as fame fie,d r@e w sanas
T Young athlete lay writhing. might we
have resounded through the Roman an
phitheater 1900 years ago when a siai
gladiator incumbered the way OF fur'he
Atlanta Constitutions: The football gam
between the University OF Georgia ana IN
: University of Virginia Yesterday afternoo
y abounded in accidents and hard ilcks: !.
> In the second half the Eirsiniar
Z pIayed faster and fiercer and at aimost eN
cry. scrimmage rome one would be hur
The game was terribly rough. and acc
dents were SO frequent that II was great
DELAYED. In this half Tichenor was nu'
and retired from the field. Cannon r.
ceived his fatal injury. and Bayless Wa
put in to take his place. Coy was SUBS.
r from the field was a sad sight. inc gan
little PLAYER got two raps on tne neau; al
-. l.. l;I mt want to go DIV al
means. and when he was led on the ne
l., he broke down and wept. His cries ar
e pleadings were of no avail, and he WI
taken to the side lines and lett TO Wet
alone. while the game went on.
l. Report of Princeton-D dartmouth gam
ia McAndrews. seeing Captain Cochran cor
ing at fun speed. blocked him of: The tv
= resulted in both men leaving the gam
McAndrews with a badly broken nos
Cochran's head was injured and left nj
e in a dazed condition. i,
n. uuirer: While PLAYING football three yea
h ago William F. Brown. a son of W.
Brown of this city, was kicked on the hea
r A tumor formed; and Physicians rs too I9a u
10 until last night. when death put an ei
Providence dispatch TO New York Su
r Irving O.. Hunt. the right end OF the Broy
&. eleven. will not play again this year. /
Y, Was injured in the Brown-Pennsylvan
5, game on Saturday. and 1t developed tod;
le that his collarbone is broken, He ma
an unusually good showing ~ all al tnre Q iaas I
G. the team. The Brown BOYS were up agair
r. In earnest when they faced the PennsI
IS vania eleven, but they fought the game
" well as they were abe lrom s,a al 20 ~
The first half. and started In on the seco
- half with spirit. He was bowled over