The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-29
PARAMOUNT IS
1901 CHAMPION
Piled Up a Score of IL TO 5
Against Friends.
MESS OF STRUGGLING MEN
Fought Like Tigers for More
Than an Hour.
TO BRING GREAT VICTORY
10 the Schools From Either
Side of the City,
TO BRING GREAT VICTORY

All the glory won by the football team
Of the Friends university this seasor
was wrested from them yesterday after
noon on the Fairmount field by the rug
ged men from the hill BY the hardes
kind OF hard work and the straigbtes
kind Of football was the game won
Paramount worked hard for every FOO
Of ground gained. They won the game bz
great MISUNDERSTANDING that stone
wall could not resist. They won bv tbei,
tandem rushes. with tons Of muscle he.
ilAd them Twice they crossed the goal
me 81 the supporters of the scarlet and
prey, and prevented their opD0neufs from
crossing bUt once.
II was good to see the men from the
NH get into the line of the Quakers
ana toss them every way. And Davis.
me crack halfback OF the Paramount
team was always there. IL q snap shot
Couid nave been taken of the scrimmage.
II would have disclosed Davis pushing
ms way through the line tumbiing the
Friends in ali directions like a snow plow
IN "A deep railroad cut.
the Friends fought for every inch of
The ground. They fought like tigers:
and very few times did they come out
or a scrimmage without bringing some
lhing with them. Broken belts and shin
guards were ia all parts of the field
Clothing was torn and blood flowed freely
from many noses; but not one com
planned for it was ali for the school they
represented.
Parker, the little quarterback OF the
t@uakers, received well merited praise, not
only from the people Of his own school.
but from the wearers of the yellow and
black It was he who saved another
touchdown from the Fairmounters. In
the first half Davis got away from the
class and went spinning down the field
with no one in sight but parker lie
tried 20 dodge the Friends man. but with
yell and one mighty plunge Davis
was down, within 10 yards OF the goal
line.
The supporters Of the teams were lined
up on either side of the field. and the
ribbons were kept waving and the horns
blowing in wild delirium during the game.
The Friends We're the first team in the
held. They came in a tally-ho a small
urchIn yelled Here comes the team that
viii win. Soon the Fairmount men
came ON. and were greeted with cheers
from their crowd.
When time was called. as swift as cav
airy skiTmishcrs the Friends spread over
the field 10 points where the pigskin
was liable TO fall The kick came from
the Toe OF Lewis. high into air. and zen
into the waiting arms OF Woodland. He
made a Few plungcs into the mass OF men
and then lay still. AS quick as a fash
of lightning the crowd of rough-shod men
was formed into two distinct lines, and
then, and not until then. was it posi-
bile TO make up the lines OF the two
teams That plunge was simply warmer +
Tor The Friends. They went into the +.
game, hammer and tOngs, but the men
from the hin held them and obtained
possession OF the BAH. During the first
half az the game after a Paramount /
plunge, the Quakers looked like sheaves /
Ol wheat cast about by the wind. It be- /
came evident from the start that Fair T
mount, from her terrific pluuges was
sure TO score. They used q tandem play
that made great holes through the Friends
line, through which Davis or Foster wrig- /
gled Thirteen minutes after time was
called the men from the hin carried the 1
ball over for touchdown
only perfect training of tho two teams .
prevented physical injury. No man with .
out previous training could have stood the .
attacks of the opposing team as those men .
stood it, 7 seemed impossible that flesh
and blood could stand such bruising work
without broken bones and strained mus
cles only one man was forced to leave
zap before the end Twice time was
called for him. and almost AT the end he
was taken ont
II was an ideal day for tho same. The
sun shown brightly and there was but
little wind. AS dusk began To settle down
toward the end of the game. few were
heard to say they We're chilly. Possibly
great many were cold and tired from
standing through the two hours OF the
same. but the excitement of those two
hours prevented them from saying so.
The teams had eyerythsns their own way
on the gridiron. Not spectator got i'm
their way during the runs. once the ref
cree was caught in the whirlpool of rush
ms Struggling men and YVES upset. but
aside from this the men could 80 NJ their
own sweet viii wherever they pleased
50 long as they had the rsht Kind Of
and there was not another
man holding onto his legs.
Never before has TWO teams played on
Wichita sridiron lhat could or would put
Up such ma gnihccrrt Interference as
was shown bv both teams ia the game
, yesterday. Not man WAS allowed u 90
by himself lie always had at least one
protector ahead of him. and most of the
time two some on either side.
As the Two teams Iued Up fer the bat
Tie yesterday. 81 was Impossible 90 pic
ture Them with fun dress suits at some
hish social function. liz was simply q
mass of - men. ragged. dirty and bloody,
nSlilne with lli the IRE thar was in them 1
for The Story of the school from either .
side az The city. u WAS battle ROYAL.
The first half was not nearly So Cood rs 3
The last. Al the scores were made in .
The hrst part OF The game. During the
last half Ihe two teams fought over the ,
pigslin within - Yards of the center of +
.he held Sometimes be WAS in one part i
Df the field. close 10 the sGelincs. thln +
The BAN would SO spinning through
The air. and thc nsht wcuid bcein over .
5Eain in another part ot the grounds p
Three times each team reSortrd 20 uuut- p
ng. and twice Paramount tried for "a roal f,
from the field. but each time failed. Ii
seemed as il the Friends duraE ile FIRST +
7art Of the game could not get 90 work
ng ~ fun swing Towards the latter p
,art az the half when Hcyt was showed )
,vcr for touchdown. theE began 10 \
warm up and il is possible thar if tlez =
.ould have worked right along as they +
we're then. the score might hare been 6ii- 4
erent The last i've minutes ~ the first
ialr the Friends had the hal in their =
lands and they made good use az taeir a
imc Plunge followed plunge. and end
s,ns came fast and furious after each r.
.-her until the strugEle became beniigtf- 3
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