The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-17

by the same score as in their previous
game, III q. The attendance was very
small ard enthusiasm in consequence
was almost totally lacking. The fea-
ture of the game was the interference
of the spectators. who surged in upon
TIE EcId, forming a circle about the
players ana rendering It almost i'm
possible to play good ball. The teams
were made up as follows:
Lackawanna. Wyoming.
| Clarke (Naughn). right end ............Ely
| Neimeyer fright tackle ........C clint IN
| Lewis ..........riEht guard .......Austin
| Cosgrove .........Ccnter ......,... MClSnhill
| Mcdonald ..... left guard ...........E Evans
| Vail ........... left tackle .......S. johnson
Rogan ....,...,... left end ............KooIs
| Dryden ........ quarter back .Gendall
CWilliams)
Phillips ..... right half back ..R. johnson
| Brown ........ left half back .Carlin
| Hanahue ....... fun back ..... Blakcslae
Referee-Mr. Brooks, Princeton. Um-
pre-Mr. Young, Wyoming. Linesmen-
Mr. Anderson, Wyoming, and Mr.. Pitch
er, Lackawanra. Timekeepers-Mr. Pat
mer Wyoming, and Mr.. Rawlson, LaCka-
| wanna.
The halves were Of twenty and fifteen
minutes duration. respectively. Wyom-
! ing made a touch down in each half
| and scored a goal from the first touch
| down. The second attempt at goal was
missed from a bad punt out. The elev-
ems were fairly matched in speed and
team work. but Wyoming had the ad-
! vantage of superior beef and only won
| on this account
THE STAR PLAYS.
| In the matter Of individual work
, Brown, Of Lackawarna, easily equal
| led. if indeed he did not surpass Wy
oming's star player "DiCkY" Gcndall.
Carlin at left half did the best ground
gaining for the seminary ana prof"
| Williams, WyominG's coach. who re-
! li,v,d BOB .,Oh son at right half,
distinguished himself by his all around
| GOOD work At center. COSGrONe had a
| little the best of MclInhill. but at the
other points ON the line Wyoming. on
the whole, was superior, having much
the best of it in weight.
| Wyoming won the toss ana gave
| Lackawanna the ball. Gendall caught
| Hanahue's Kickoff and made fifteen
yards before being downed. Wyom-
ing carried 1t to midfeld on 81 series
of straight plays and then lost it on
| u tumble
Brown started Lackawanna's ag-
| Gressivc work with the star plaV OF
the game. a dash Of twenty-five yards
| around left end. Two tries We're made
at the tackles for the needed FIVE yards
but they failed and Hanahue
| kicked. Lackawama forced Blakes-
lee to kick and the ball wen
out of bosnds. Tackawanna fun
bled on its first down ant
Pretty and effective tackles by Clarke
and Hanahue left Wyoming with siN
yards TO gain on it's third down. The
kick was blocked and LaCkawanna got
the bali. Brown made a seven yard
plunge through the right end, but
on the next play Gendall got the bal
on a tumble and with the assistance
of the crowd managed to dodge am.
wriggle twenty yards to the good.
Up 10 this juncture Lackawanna wa.
playing the better game and it looked
as ii its quick formations and excel
lent interference was going to over
come the handicap Of inferior heft
But on top of the disCouraging fun
BILE and GendalPs big gain came {
ten yard penalty for off side play
and it seemed as if LaCkawanna los
heart Line plunges by Carlin and {
couple of end runs by tSe other half:
carried the ball over the intervening
space and with a few steps to gain
Blakeslee rushed it over Blakesle'
kicked an easy goal, making the scor'
q to 0.