Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-12-14

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but on the next play there was no gain
Kennedy then prepared to run but being
threatened by Cochems made a pretty
kick and the ball rolled to the Wlscon-
sin l5-yard line where Trait fell on 1t
Pat then kicked 20 yards and HamilI
carried the bal back yards. The
Chicago band then struck up Rally
Round the Flag, Boys. Larson stopped
the next play after 2-yard gain. The
marOons then tried through Chamber
lain, Curtis and Peele but for scarcely
no gain. Cochems stopped Shaker but
gradual gains were made and Fell was
showed over for a touchdown. Henry
kicked another goal from the 20yard
line. Score, Chicago IL, Wisconsin O.,
The half closed with the ball in the
middle of the field
Second Half
| Wisconsin's hopes sank with the end
of the first half but the badgers were
given hearty greeting on their return
| to the field. Chicago kicked off but 10
yards and Rogers carried it back
yards. Peele and Curtis made small
gains and O'Dea hurdled for yards
over center. Curtis stopped Il small
gain and Wisconsin then got s yards
for offslde playing. Peele made no
gain and Wilmarth fumbled Chicago
then getting the ball on downs
Shaker made yards and the high
playing Of Wisconsin enabled Chicago
to gradually 20 down the field though
!. our men were In better shnp" tina" !,
:. ever, bat Wisconsin WINS outpimycd. J,
=. ANDY O'DEA. Il
:, Wis. Trainer. J.
Wilmarth did strong work. Chi
cago fumbled but held the bali.
Wisconsin getting the ball on downs,
O'Dea kicked for 40 yards, the ball
being brought back Is, Chicago then
smashed for 10 more but lost the oval
on downs I.c.um was now substitute
ed for Comstock who was about used
up This revived the Wisconsin spirit
which rose as the new man did good
work, O'Dea tore through center for
- bilub HUu Nul ilo maui illOl
through right guard Peele lost on the
next play and O'Dea then kicked rs
yards out of bounds, the ball being put
In play on the Chicago i5-yard line.
Chicago made no gain through Curtis
but Shaker finding hole made a spec
tacular run of 20 yards, being
downed by O'Dea in a beau
trul tackle Yard by yard
the badger line was torn up despite the
:. Chicago simply utci,sscd us. She I
:. had the h"ttct team from start to lin !;
:, bali aud deserves the Victory. The =
maroon otirnsc was by tar the best we
!. have g"u" against this season. In re- x
. gard indiNt,iuni plays, Curtis, Cham
!. merriam aud Larson put NJ "a strong Z
. game tor Wisconsin. For new men, =.
. Rogers ana linir were irl.t-claSs. :.
. Ntak"rIsn wond"r,ui lns-huckcr. u
/. EARL ANDERSON ::
Associate" Vas. Coach, :.
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heroic work of Chamberlain. Shaker
went through for big gains over Hy-
man and was showed over for another
touchdown. Henry missed goal, leav- |
ing the score, Chicago II, Wis onsin |
0. MS ii stood to the finish
o'Dea from the center of the field
then made great kick, sending the
pigsltin clean over the goal bar into |
the crowd on the hIeAchors behind |
Chicago brought the ball back to the
25-yard line and kicked Oft to VIII |
marth on the Wisconsin 80 yard line
who heeled. This gave O'nea n Try at |
goal but the oval fell on the Chicago |
2-yard line and was brought back 10 |
yards. rho ball then took up
It's course toward Wisconsin ter |
rltory and when near the center
Chicago took the ball back 90 yards to
hold first down. Gradual gains were
made but Larson got the ball on Il FUN
Bile on the 45-yard line Larson made
yards and Blair when Chicago got |
the ball on downs and was going down |
field with 1t when the game closed with |
the bah about In the center of the field. |
PLANT HUNT ERS IN EGYPT.
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