The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-17
BUTTE-DEAOWOOD GAME
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Davis without a gain. Wilson hit the
line for five yards and Freeman for
four. Freeman tried II again. but made
no gain, being held bach oy Davis
! Wilson went through left guard and
Jackie for two yards. through center
for -four and again through the same
place for three more. Williams tried
the line. but lost n yard. Martinez
went around right end for 10 yards and
was tackled by Mahoney. 1t was In
this play that Mahoney received his in
jury. When the crowd of kickers
ground. He was almost unconscious.
but came to in a few minutes. and with
bulldog courage. declared he vas not
badly hur Inc got up and went at II.
finishing the game and playing with
as much vim as though nothing had
happened.
Russell gained a yard through center.
Martinez fumbled. but fell on the ball.
and in doing so gained two yards. Will
son plunged into center again and an
nexed a couple of yards. and then came
Martinez's great attempt for a run for
a goal. Captain Wilson's tactics had
concentrated Captain Mahoney's atten-
ton to the line and the ends had been
called in, when he ordered a double
pass to fool his opponents and succeed
ed so admirably that but for Lanes
sprinting abilities a touchdown would
nave been made. The ball VAS passed
to Wilson. who passed IL to Martinez
and sent him around the left md. Nc
Kinnon could not get to him and III
headed for Butte's goal. Both Sullivan
and Brown were in his way, but he
lodged them both and vas running for
dear life with nothing between him
and touchdown. when Lane broke
through and shot out of the bunch like
a rocket and sped after the fleeing
quarterback. His speed was best. and
although Martinez had 10 yards the
start. Lane caught him in going Is
more. and throwing himself OF the run
ner's back. brought him down. stopping
the run at rs yards. The visitors were
with him, however. and they were not
stayed from this time till the goal line
was crossed. Williams hit right guard
for three yards. being stopped by Nc
Kinnon In a pretty tackle. In the
down. Paustian was hurt and Hooper
took his place. Freeman went through
right tackle for two Yards and the ball
was on Butte's courtyard line and a
determined effort was made to turn the
tide, but Wilson wen through Hooper
and lie Blanc like a ~javelin and made
a touchdown. tieing the score. Fletcher
missed the kick at goal by about two
feet. But four minutes of the half re-
mained to be played. n Ii was plainly
seen the game must end in a tie unless
something phenomenal happened. The
ball was quickly put in play. but the
four minutes came to an end without
either goal being threatened, the game
ending with the ball on Deadwood's 25-
yard line.
A conference was held last evening
between Manager Keller OF Deadwood,
Manager Arlett OF Anaconda n Man.
ager Dygert OF Butte with reference TO
Deadwood's second game. Manager
Dygert stated that his team was very
anxious for n nance to retrieve them
selves. but that IL Anaconda would
take one-third of Deadwood's expenses
he would hold by his proposition to al
low Anaconda the second game. This
was not accepted by the Anaconda
representative and the Deadwood-Ana-
conda game was declared on and a sec
ond game arranged between Butte and
Deadwood to be played Wednesday aft
ernoon. IL is announced the free list will
be entirely suspended.
IL was reported late last evening that
Mahoney had been much more seriously
hurt than had been supposed. After
eating his dinner he went to his room.
where he became unconscious, and DIR.
McCrimmon. who was summoned,
stated he was suffering from concus-
sion OF the brain. He was conscious
n unconscious by turns a large part
OF the Ugh A ounci of physicians
was called. which decided that his case.
though critical. mas not necessarily ia
tai. From the way Mahoney went back
to play m stayed the game out no
one dreamed he was seriously hurt, and
the announcement hat he was so low
was a great surprise TO his friends.