, 1899-12-01
the to Laramie's As yard line,
where Mos downed by Houston. At
fer two NitYle plays Scott got around

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Lohlein took Jennings place on right
end and the Fort Collins fellows found
that Wilson and Lohlein shut off end
plays pretty well. After that Maxfeld
took Galligher's place as tackle in the
Fort Collins team.
The second half began at 4:O3, the
umpire and referee changing positions.
Newell, the captain, kicked off to Lar
amie's 25 yard line. Brees, Wilson,
Houston and Scott each made gains Of
from 1 to 6 yards and advanced the ball
close to Fort Collins goal, when they
lost the ball on downs. Collins played
for wind. The struggle was continued
back and forth owe the field, first one
side having the ball and then the 9TH
er, the principal plays being the block
ed runs of Houston and Scott, who each
had a clear field for a touchdown, but
the crowd got in the way in SCOTS
play and Umpire Doane, of Fort Col
Inns was in Houston's way. Later
Pointing made a GO yard gain on a beau
tiful run along the side line. Laramie
had the ball on Collins 20 yard line
with two minutes and forty seconds to
play, the latter making a kick" on foul
tackling, Referee Macarthur, who saw
the play. overruling the claim. Fort
Collins refused to play, but when the
referee called on the sides to play. part
Of the Collins team lined up and Lara
ME, after waiting several minutes for
the Collins men to line up, put the ball
in play and made a touch down, the
score being then 16 to u in favor of
Laramie and the game ended, it being
after sunset.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Paulson played a good game at CEN
ter.
Lohlein made some star tackles in the
second half.
Rogers was fine at tackle and go in
to the plays well.
Prof. Soule was a most interested OBJ
server of the game.
Brees did some fine tackling and hit
the line for gains.
Jesse Converse was timekeeper and
had two hne watches.
Corlett Downey and W. H. Wright
made two good linemen.
Saxon, as guard, did his work
quietly and in good shape.
"Scotty" was certainly the star of the
game but he wasn't the only baby in
the bunch.
The crowd persisted in getting on the
field during the game and interfering
very much.
Lieutenant Coburn said it was like
old times and wanted to play very bad
ly. So did others.
Laramie was very weak on her ends
until Wilson and Lohlein went in; then
it was different.
They thought Fatty Raife was too
soft and easy to hold out a game but
he was all right.
The training of the Laramie team re-
fleets great credit on Mitchell of Boul-
der, who was the coach.
Referee Doane was just and fair and
his decisions yer right with one ex-
ception and he regretted the dispute
very much.
Charles Peabody, who has just re-
turned from Alaska, enjoyed the game
very much. He was a player in one
of Laramie's first football teams.
The university must have a football
grounds that are fenced in and have
bleachers and a strong fence to keep
the crowd off the gridiron.
Latimer Gray assisted in reporting
the game for The Republican and was
right behind the side having the ball.
He attracted no little attention him
self.
Emigh, the Collins player who made
lthe kick of foul tackle, was seen to re-
p~eatedly slug and tackle foul during
the first half and was repeatedly called
down.
Will some OF Laramie's wealthy citi-
zens take the lead and donate a hand
some sum for grounds, which can be
fenced off and used for all athletic pur-
poses?
The football field shold have been
gridiron with f%ive-yard lines. AS 1T was
yesterday only the IS, 40 and 55 yard
lines were marked and made decisions
much more difficult than was neces-
sary.
The visiting team, together with the
Laramie boys and many OF the young
ladies Of the university attended in a
body the dance given last night at
Maennerchor hall by the Rathbone sis
tiers.
r. D. Macarthur served as umpire the
first half and changed positions the
second half at the request of Doane, the
Fort Collins man, who served rs ref
eree during the first half. Macarthur
ws absolutely fair In his decisions and
coua4 not be blufSed, because he knew
his business.
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