The times., 1898-11-13

say that, while Columbian lost. her team
played the hardest game. All of their
gains were made by hard playing. and
every time they got the ball it was forced
down the field by hard-earned runs and
not by kicks
Several times during the game Swarth-
mores goal was In danger. and through
some unfortunate accident the varsity
would loose the ball and the Quakers
would kick II out of danger. Cummings
made three attempts to kick a goal from
fieid in the second half, but failed in
each.
The feature of the game was the long
runs made by Beard, who successfully
made ten and fifteen-yard gains around
Swarthmore's ends.
Beard was the only man to score fer
the varsity. on a neatly worked double
pass he went down the fed for sixty
| five-yard run and a touchdown. The
playing of Parsons and A. Weaver on the
defensive was particularly brilliant Botl
of these men are old timers, and when
they get into shape will do some heavy
playing for the blue and the orange.
Seamen, the left half on Swarthmore
College team, made number of brilliant
long runs During the game he scored
two touchdowns for his side. Capt
| Fauquhar was noticeable throughout the
game for his excellent defensive work and
good kicking.
In the first half Weaver kicked OFF to
Fauquhar. Some kicking was Introduced,
and Fauquhar kicked to Weaver, who re-
turned the kick Swarthmore then work
ed the ends and tackles for steady gains
until on the varsitys ten-yard line, when
jackson took the ball over for touch
down. The goal was kicked and the
score was to in Swarthmore's favor.
Weaver kicked off to Fauquhar, who was
downed.
The Quakers steadily advanced the ball
to the middle of the field, where they
lost ii on downs. Columbian now mad
the ball and made II wonderful brace.
They rushed the ball for three yards and
double pass was tried. Beard received
the bah and went down the field for a
touchdown. Cummings kicked the goal
and the score was even, to g. The
Quakers took brace and soon forced the
locals down the field and Seamen made
another touchdown for Swarthmore. The
goal was missed and the score stood IL
| to in the visitors favor. The varsity
boys got together and prevented their
| opponents from scoring again in the first
half
In the second half more kicking was
| introduced and the ball kept going first
| on Columbian's and then on Swarth-
more's ten-yard line.
Finally Swarthmore took the ball
| through the line for steady gains up to
the fifteen-yard line, where Seamen again
made a big run and a touchdown. The
goal was kicked and the score was II to
in Swarthmore's favor.
Columbian now had hard luck. They
would force the ball TO their opponents
twenty-yard line and then unfortunately
lose it. This they did five times in the
second half. The third time that they
were on the twenty-yard line Cummings
tried a kick from field, but failed
Swarthmore got the ball after the kick
off and, through good rushing, made an
other touchdown, but failed to kick goal.
Score: % TO 6.
Columbia again took the ball to the
| twenty-yard line and Cummings attempt
ed another kick from field and was
, again unsuccessful. After the kickoff
| the varsity recovered the ball and for
the fifth time took ii TO the twenty-yard
line. Cummings again tried kick, and
for the third time failed.
Time was called and the game ended.
| The lineup was as follows: