The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-30

the. goal posts Of the Paramount boys
Goal was kicked this time and the
Friends University crowd went wild and
for ten minutes the field was black with
people while Hoyt was carried around
upon the shoulders Of Quaker students.
with six minutes to play the Fair
mount team strove to carry the bah to
@ touchdown. The Quaker line. however.
was solid as a rock and no advance avs
made. The ball was pnted up ana down
the field several times and when time
was called It was In the center.
Overconddence was probably the cause
Of the defeat Of the Paramount college
team. All this season they have been
successful. They expected a neasy vic
tory and did not look for the fiery re-
sistance offered. On the other hand the
Quakers knew the yhad hard game
and evenidefeat was not expected. They,
a SVEN as the fairmount team, were sur
prised at their own strength.
At 3:25 the field was cleared Of spec
tators and the two teams in fine physical
condition came out on the gridiron. AS
they marched out into position the many
people along the side lines sized up the
chances Of the two teams and then the
cheering began. The Friends men took
the north goal and Fairmount was to
Kick off. Lewis, Fairmount's fullback,
sent the sphere into the air for IS yards.
but it was returned 10 yards by a Friend
and then the contest began.
THE TEAMS LINE UP.
The teams lined for the first scrim-
mage with the ball in the Friends pos
session Quarterback Parker called a
few numbers and the ball went into the
Paramount line for yards. The same
thing was done again and two more
yards were chalked off for the Friends.
They tried the Fairmount right end for
one and a half yards and then double
pass counted off three yards more. A
center buck by the backs did no good.
The Friends to gain the necessary num-
Der Of yards tried q left tackle buck but
Fairmount stood firm.
CAMPBELLs LONG RUN.
The ball went to Paramount on downs
ana the Paramount men quickly formed
for action. The ball was on the 35-yard
line and Lewis was sent through for
three yards. Lewis was again called on
and went through the right tackle for
two yards. Campbell was called on for
the next play and on a long pass went
around the Friends right end for a long
run. making a touchdown four minutes
after the game started. The crowd was
surprised and the Paramount people grew
wild and anticipated an easy victory, Da-
Wis kicked an easy goal. The score was:
Falrmount. 6; Friends, 0.
THEY TRY IT AGAIN.
The teams got back in the field again
and the Friends kicked off for forty
yards into Fairmounts territory, and the
ball was returned five yards by the Fair
mount men The teams lined up and
Campbell tried the end for two yards
Lewis was called on for a center buck,
and made three yards. The Paramount
people pushed the ball into Friends ter
ritory for five yards through left taskle.
This was repeated by Lewis for five
more yards Lewis tried left tackle
again for a yard and the ban IS then
given to Foster for a gain of yard on
the right tackle.
FOSTERS GOOD RUN.
Foster IS called en- again to carry the
bail and breaks through the Friends line
at right tackle, making run of twenty
nine yards This was one of the good
plays Of the day and Foster came very
close to getting away for a touchdown.
The Paramount backs try the Friends
left end for four yards and then lose two
yards of that distance on a tumble.
FRIENDS GET THE BALL
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for the play The teams are lined up On
the Friends thirty-hve-yard line and the
first dash out the Friends backs take the
ball down the field for fourteen yards
Two yards is gained by a right end play
During this play Hampton has a knee
hurt and tho game is stopped for short
time Woodland IS given the ban when
play Is resumed and plunges through the
line for five yards The Friends try q
ieft-end run but make ne gain. A fake
play on one end brings four yards through
the center
The Friends tumble but retain the bail
aud it goes to Fairmouut on downs
Campbell gets out for fourteen yards
around the left end but is stopped by the
athletic Friends men. Lewis tries the
center for yards gain on the next play
REFEREE IN THE GAME.
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