The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-30

I tackle. tannctt uuniiClteu lIllS III tiS i',HN
play round right end. Tittman. gained five
| Yards on a center buck. Cabanne then
made five between ,MeGrail and Mshee;
| McGrail. while Cabanne was he'd to no
gain a moment later. Titlman had me
same luck in 4 plunge At CENTER tiis sa'e
| c. e. G. the leather on downs.
B~rockm.yer squirmed through left end
and tackled for ii:e yards. cunningham
could gain but one yard on a hmra'e HrS.
then came Doherty with a gain of eight
yards round right end. Hickey started Tor
, downed. The bali was fumb!ed by Charlie
when tackled and was fallen on by brouil-
lette, but was returned to the iirst std, down Nm
| across the field which Melted but one yard;
Br9ckmeseE gained three thioug Gar mop Pc i ihs
| same place. The bali was fumbled but
| regained without a loss of ground; Brock.
meyer got through RsEbnrn Tor f,i fnTee On ana a
buck 1T the right side OF the Inc ana the
bal. went TO Washington on downs.
Amadee Reyburn sainsd twenty TIVE 'gs ya faS, ~
against insai st1 the right side Of the 6. 3; {. line:
Tittman added four yards to Washington r
Washington appeared TO have tls eest 81
, the play up 10 this point. fseyburn TOOK
three yards through MGIrai r, anu went Vent
! through center TO the eight-yard me: Dut
fumbled the ball. on which Mckee Of the
! college had fallen.
Mckee made six yards through Hope and
! Counett. Doherty then made another fl,ie
! run for a gain OF fifteen yards, finding tne
hole between Reyhurn and Counei It,, IN, Ine
all the players We're forced to get On the
right side of the bah. The W.ashington
aisaie e NisS the ito ls ssf e e@s s sns the y blum
was made to do this. thus starting the var
+ sity to their own left, when the pigskln was
given to Charlie Hickey, who went through
a hole large enough to drive a team OF
horses through. He made twenty-five
yards on the play Ms Ghe ss eirG hsas lei ii t the
Following scrimmase, and in the next c: =:
| c. was given ten yards for off-side play
by Washington. Doherty vas stopped by
! Anderson just as the C. b. c: man appeared
to have a clean hole opening for a long
run. Brouillette. got through and doWnsd
Hickey with a loss of two Yards. BROCK
never punted to 'Farsity'S fifteen-yard line:
Benner caught the ball and reGained ten
yards. when downed by ThiXton. Reyburn
pulled Ccunet through right tackle Tor
three yards. Anderson punted thirty yards
TO Thixtcn. who was downed in his tracks
Doherty circled right end for six Yards.
Cunningham went through center for TWO
more. Hickey gained but three yardS on
very clever lodging right in the line. Gun
ningham jumped through a nice hole mace
at center by O'Donolue and covered eight
cen yards. where he was stopped by Tut
man, the only man between Cunningham
and the coveted goal line. Mckee dropped
for three yards. The tackle back call
brought VIII Jackson behind the line.
and when given the oval he fumbled: the
ball going up in the air. Little IhiXton
caught il and ran twenty-eight yards for a
touchdown. making the score . to 0 for
c. B. c. Brockmeyer made It 8 to . py
kicking an easy goal.
Benner kicked off to Brockmeyer. who
again worked the pass which had been so
effective at the commencement of the
yards. poherty gained two through center.
Hickey made an equal distance In the
same place. Brockmeyer then tried right
got through. and downed Mckee, with a
loss of two yards. Washington lost ten
yards at this point for off-side play. Do
herty gained seventeen yards by circlins
right end. Brouillette was too quick for
the next play. and threw Hickey for a
loss of four yards. The ball was taken back
the distance for holding by c. E. C. Hickey
made but one yard in a long run across
the field. Brockmeyer punted to the TWEEN
ty-five-yari line, where Renn r slipped and
fell with the ball.
Thixton's Cool Tackle.
Tittman found a big hole at center wher
given the leather. and he sailed through
With a little interference to help him ne
passed all but Th!xton of the Brothers. The
latter was waiting about fifteen yards back
: rs cool as though watching a golf match
, When Tfttman neared him Brouillette cam.
I dlOilS ciu diiEcs ttlu'itu tHc -uiulfiutiNS
quarter back out OF the way. but he re
gained his feet III time TO catch one of tht
flying Washington mans heels. thus trip
f, ping him and preventing n sure touch
down. As it was, The varsity gained thirt!
yards on tie play. Cabanne tripped him
self and lost a yard. The same man wa:
6owned by D'Dnnuhue for no gain.
Anderson punted and the pigskin was re
gained by COunett after several e. b. &
men had tunhled it. Benner went through
right tackle for three yards. DoherrN
downcd 2eyburn with Il two-yard gain
Cabanne made one yard through center
Coun.tt got through Brockmeycr for tw,
yards. O'Dotohue leaped clear over tn
Washington line and downed Benner wit
4 two-yard loss. This gave the college TIL
bah on downs.
Doherty made four yards round right end
Cunningham bucked the center to the ex
tent Of five yards. ~Brockmeyer made fou
yards through Reyburn, Cunningham adde,
one more by buckirg Otis. Brockmeye
gained the necessary one-haIf yard. buck II;
right tackle. Mckee made one yard at lef
end. Cunningham two through center
Brockmeyer found a hole, which nette,
twelve yards for c. B. c.. and made on
more through right tackle in the mex
scrimnaCe. The signals We're mixed the,
and resulted in no gain.
Brockmeyer punted to Washington
thirty-fiVe-yard line. where Benney misse
the ball. but regained it on the bound an
was thrown by Doherty. Benner made
: return punt to ThiXtOn. who ran back fit
teen yards. Mckee funlhled. losing fly
I yards. The oval was now in the center q
: center. Brockmeyer punted to the ten-yar