The sun., 1899-12-01

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another end rush like Bosoyitch the scors
s,oSoytSs c9ud not play both e ends A. one. the
ofthe Columbia contingent.
The game was unusually rough. both, sides
TACKLES MSii xnIS, AID yins punches BH, ip rough
Indians showed that they xnew a thing or two
sf, a0fHut this style OF play themselves. As IRE;
iast time shortly before o'clo x. g,
ous and 5d V ts IN ,ss ys
,hS lela at S:s0 o'SoeE. There was . iIsht
ming the toss; decided 70 defend The, western
srIa s9Is IL II gas the Indians kickoff and Wheelock
Of III 20 a5beS 10 t shf bail Iva Tar Tor pns
relied out OF bounds, il had 10 bo kicked over
Wilson caught the driye and passed to 1,aren-
double pass enabled siosovi,eS 70 oni make IS Sc
ysrds and another such play yielded four for
these poys us 50 @osey was Ss
called unon to punt lie had no time to waste
% npd his drive went out of bounds to the centre
prG%1tly IN the red men Pn. into effect their
Every Columbia man but Weekes was shut out out
and Sensca attempted TO jump over the latter's
bail was on Columbias ~; -, yard I' line Hudson son
dr,opped ,'p back for a goal and missed TIE posts
hurried back to eS coun % pias e 4s.yara ne. where
he ds3Pp'ed pre- ths Hs ball, but resoyersd quickly
sklrting the eit end, had a clear deli Will. ths
exception q wockes. The, Indian gained
deds @ HysTS sdq RD aP@ Back a'
grabbed him around the waist and hurled him
Indians concluded that this was the place for
gSai trial. and Hudson; dropping back to the
with beautiful prRplaiDn. tharnby max ing "A
On the kict on Hudson made catch on his
Solumhlas big guard he9ysG him move over Ike IIt;
Weekes, after making neat catch. ran back to
e hm OF Ss sd ne S lid got
10 succession Tor 1--we " yards Is and nd couw6is
men thought they, saw a touchdown Lar
ason sGt s0anf a 2m yfFds S' %s SS"e@s was
;,d SIS2fS nose TSsn %ssEss 10; iSoE SSs Ssii
who got around the Indians left end and
dashed down the field for, TWENTY-FIVE yards.
on the Indians 20.yard mark. II was such a
fine bit OF ground gaining that Columbia men
as he dropped the ball Hudson fell on It..
team the adsR; s sseS 81 thsr
bias line. and Seneca once AGAIN came around
running liks deer He covered forty.fye
seneca incidentally droTre' the bol and smSth
had been downed on his 3O-yard line Scnee,
made stil! another. dash Of Twenty-Five wards
s5pGSa Who Ss too
put IN Nchaskeli. C2lumhia's deienec was
PEELED 6 punt on the third down, His kick EN@
yard line, The luttrr runtsi back. the teams
The Indians tried the LEFT end again and
Seneca proceeded TO make the longest run %
not Columbia man got near him Straight
down TO the goal line he rushed without re-:
SsynFE swn p6s bs .s and G the
which Whrelock kicked gonl. the score being
II 70 .. Ih,- play n.onn indlGgt"i big seore.
almost wort rthless, on the kickoff Pierce made
rrssii,y catch and hard run nacs 70 his 35.
holding on the Indians +O-yard. line, and
,n,, Wsrnks. who o trie 10 S1t aroypd eit end,
did noi gain much. bur Ia" Iarend0n "sa was push" |
| through the centre for eight yards Oh his nrst
fs,smrt an two mors on his s"Sona 4; he
point Wilson tried irop Kick from the 40. yard
iine The 6si did not cover atteen yards oi
- cSSismsIa a. Srsc;$ "sa 60, ,sec % ball on 1oxn. W
wa, tried SHt MoreS ium elet the bSll and ,ost
line. allowed Hudson to try Tor roal from
the 40 mark i was srlenlii k,ck hpt Il
rom the m. and nar
OF punts the Inhians, by. end runs and
SssSy Gs sgSEPs p Tnsh Seneca an"
aSSiIz ,smincd oyer @ o, another tSaeH4SwH
made the score II 10 y and It was freely pre-.
dic;ed then that the Indians would maze a,
1etur1 pm, bS WheeIosf s2a Ws and 'o' as ihs
Columbia back could not gain, Morley made a
spls1dd s d kick Which Er9yed ilSnlt 70 haTds,
right out of Slocovitchs hands on the lndians'
On a fake kick wheelock ran to the centre o,
| the field. and Miller, getting around hat fatal
lett end, had clear field. except. Of course,
hai been made. Ihis occurrs ! on CoInmhias s
l5.ysrt lin" and Hudson mn;i~ another tryf r
the po ana many
tha, the kick had been successiul,, ,Lut II
was not allowed by the referee. Columbia men
| were showing signs OF tho fierce play by the
Rs ths '%sts were On 9son Esious
and would have gone further had he not fallen
down Then the hacks began another fierce
from from which Hudson drop-kicked another:
goal and made the score 2t to o Time was up
minute later; and the Indians. as is their Gus.
the 'intermisson, Instead oi that they stood
in the, middle Of the field and received the con-
grntulations OF their frionds.
they came out for the second half, although
Morley could hardly walk. 1t was Columbia, &
kickoff AID Bruce sent the ball 70 WhseIIoek
Columbia received the ball for holding and
H"wny Hopsy w'Is gseas or esneSs ,hrs Wsa
completely knocked out and was forced To
give way TO Denman. !nrendon and Denman
fought their way TO the 27.yard mark bnt I,
against the Indians line that Wilson tried a
drop kick from tho +O.yard mark. II was, a
very poor attempt, and Metoxcp caught the
bali and hustled back, to his 35.yard marx
Then the old left end play was put into effect
again and Seneca as usual came bowling alonR
until he had nobody n front OF him but thf
thirty-fve yards when the C,lumhin freshman
stood him on his head and was wildly cheered
by the crowd
Miller and Metoxen were simply Irresistible
after that and the former wound up with a fif
teen yard dash for the fourth touchdown. Hud,
son took the ball out In front of the posts and
drop kicked a goa. INCREASING the score e e
SOU made beautiful run back 10 Carlisle
45-yard line. MetoKen and Seneca made
bell ana Wilson fell on 4 like panther
thing and Wilson had 70 punt. Slooovitch maat