The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-14

stopped until ne had laid IT over Ana
conda's goal line.
As soon as Pcrham started La Fon-
tise took after him, and In making a
lunge at him fell short. striking Per-
hams heel with his band. which served
to throw Bob OF his balance, but Per-
hame kept on going just the same. In
the meantime. Arlett was coming up
fast. As soon as Perham his
stride the race etween the W sprint
ers was a pretty one to see. Arlett KEPT
steadily after the flying Perham ana
tackled him on the turn. just as Per-
ham made a dive to place the ball be-
| tween the posts. The tackIing of Ar
lett undoubtedly prevented Butte's
score from being 6 instead Of 4, as Ma
honey was obliged to attempt a very
dificult kick for goal.
Anaconda scored her only touchdown
in the second half by good. hard.
the Butte line hard and often. each
time making gains. As Anaconda be-
gan her procession down toward
Butte's goal. the Anaconda rooters
took their turn at going crazy. Nearer
and nearer came Smiths men. and
with each, gain the crowd grew wilder.
When the Anaconda players had car
ried h ball to within seven yards OF
Butte's goal post the enthusiasm OF the
crowd knew no bound Hats went
into the air and the copper and green
that wen up IN canes looked like n sea
of waving ribbon. But IL the enthusi-
asm a been great when there was
only seven yards to &c, IL seemed as
though the field contained two thous-
and madmen when Mcmillan was
pushed over for a touchdown.
Everybody thought that Anaconda
Butte. and when Oliver failed to kick
the goal a thousand faces heightened at
least two inches. However, the score
was now a tie, and the stock of the
home team went up a notch.
When the ball was carried back to
center Anaconda again started her
work against the Butte line for a gain
on nearly every play. Had there been
10 minutes more tn play Anaconda
would doubtless have carried the ball
over a Co time.
During the second half Mahoney
showed what he could do i'm the kick
ing line. He made two very clever
punts OF IS and co wards respectively,
besides N or two shorter ones. Ana
conda also tried her hand at kicking,
but the best she could do was Is yards.
In the second half Oliver kicked of
to Butte's Vineyard line. Mahoney
caught the ball and returned the kick.
M. sullivan dropped the ball. but +.
Sullivan fell on the ball and secured 1t
for Anaconda Mcmillan went through
right guard and tackle for four yards;
Arlett tried the same place for one
yard. and again gained three yards be-
tween left end and tackle. Oliver tried
left guard n tackle for two yards.
and then tried left end. but was tackled
very hard by Dygert. and dropped the
ball. Perham. who had followed Oliver
around, picked II up on the dead run
on Anaconda's 55-yard line and scored
Butte's only touch down. Mahoney
failed to kick goal. .
Score. Butte 4. Anaconda o.
Oliver kicked off to Butte's 5O-yard
line; Mahoney returned the kick; NJ.
Sullivan dropped on the ball. Arlett
tried left tackle and end for Ave yards:
Mcmillan gained two n a half yards
through right guard n tackle. La
Fontise found the same place for two
and a half yards. Arlett tried left
guard and tackle for four yards: Nc
Hugh went through right guard and
tackle for three yards; Mcmillan tried
left guard and tackle for six yards. and
again went through the same hole for
two yards. He was given the ball
again. and made two and a half yards
through right guard and tackle. p.
Sullivan fumbled, and Anaconda lost
the ball.
Mahoney kicked out of bounds on the
next play. and IL was Anaconda's ball
i'm the middle of the field.
Smith tried left guard and tackle. but
was carried back one yard. Arlett
tried right end. but was tackled by Pur-
cell without gain. Arlett kicked Is
yards. and the ball was caught by
Mickey Harrington. but he was downed
by Edmundson before he could move.
Mahoney madS a good kick Of So yards.
p Sullivan caught the bal and carried
II back Is yards before being downed.
H,.x1 .,.tar DAA
could recover from a bump on his sore
side. Emerson made a bad pass 10
the quarterback. but Sullivan saved the
ball for Anaconda by dropping on 1t.
Arlett made II yards through right
guard and end. and Mcmillan gained
three yards through the same hole. Ar
lett went through right guard and
tackle for three yards.
The ball was now on Butte's 45-yard
line. Mcmillan gained three yards
through right guard n tackle; Arlett
made five yards through right tackl
and end, La Fontise tried right guard
and tackle for four yards: Mcmillan
gained two yards through right tackle
and end. McHugh went through tackle
and end for five yards. Mcmillan made
one yard through right guard and
tackle. n again found right tackle
and end for a gain of five yards. The
hall was now 20 yards from Butte's
goal. and Anaconda working 1t steadily
down the field. Mcmillan was pushed
through left guard and tackl for nine
yards. Mcmillan then hit left guard
and tackle for our yards. and went
through the same hole for seven yards
and a touchdown. Div failed to kick
the easiest of goals.
Score. Butte 4. Anaconda 4.
Mahoney kicked of for Butte, and
kicked over Anaconda's goa line.
The ball was brought back to Ana
conda's 25-yard line. from which point
Oliver kicked to Butte's 45-yard line.
Mahoney returned the kick and lifted
the ball to Anaconda's 10-yard line.
where II was caught by NJ. sullivan and
carried back 10 yards: oliver went
through left tackle and guard for three
yards: Mcmillan pushed his way
through left guard and tackle for six
yards. and again through right guard
and tackle for two yards. McHugh
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