Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-30

half, the ball being in Ames' territory.
near the center of the field, however.
THE SECOND HALF.
During the ten minutes rest driz-
zling rain began to fall and kept up
during the remainder of the game. Ly-
man kicked off for Grinnell. Coye get
ting the ball and returning it with good
Interference thirty yards, where he was
downed by Fiske. Schiller made a gain
of ten yards around the left, but was
stopped cleverly by Marsh. who made
an excellent tackle. Williams gained
slightly thru the center and Schiller hit
the left for small gain. Marsh again
getting in his good work In tackling.
Williams gained three thru left tackle
end Coye four more around the right.
Schiller found hole In the center and
gained three, but because OF a foul. in
holding Welker, the ball was forfeited to
Grinnell. Evans then tried the left end.
around which he had made several good
gains, but this time failed. Welker,
however, managed to work out eight
around the right and Evans got the left
for five, following his play up with an
Welker made four around the right. Ev-
ans one around the left. followed with
four more in the same way. Welker
found four yards by hitting the right
end and Collins was sent under the en-
tire bunch for four-yard gain. Evans
made two around the left end: Welker
failed in try at the right: Evans got
one more on the left and the ball went
to Ames on downs on Ames' forty-five-
yard line. At this juncture Schiller, who
lad been hurt in one or two previous!
srrimmages, was retired from the game
and Cole substituted in his place. This
brought cheer from the Ames rooters,
who were quick to see that an advan-
tage might be gained by the addition of
q fresh man. Coye found four yards
around the right; Cole added four more
by a similar play. Deschler then fun
hled and Marsh got the ball. which was
the signal for a burst of applause from
the Grinnell rooters. Welker gained
three around the right; Evans one.
around the left but made an unlucky
tumble, Ames getting the ball. Coye
gained ten yards. but OF, account Of an
cfr-side play Grinnell was given ten
yards. Coye found ten yards by right
end play. To regain the lost ground
Deschler punted and Fiske, getting the
ball. returned 1t fifteen yards. Evans
smashed thru left tackle for two
yards and then repeated the tactics for
three yards more. Fiske punted thirty
five yards. Deschler getting the ball. but
being downed in his tracks by Smith. A
foul by Ames gave Grinnell ten yards.
putting the ball on Ames thirty-five-
yard line. Coye gained two thru right
tackle and Cole three more around. the
left. bringing the ball to Ames' twenty
five yard line, when time was called,
with neither side having scored.
The lineup:
Ames. Grinnell.
left end -. Don Evans
Scott. left tackle. !. .McKeag
Ebersole. 80. left guard. 80. 80. Dunn
Stevens. ...... center. >. Bags
Jorgensen. :. right guard. Smith
Williams. right tackle. ;. Collins
Tenner.. 81. right end. Marsh
Coye, ....... left half. !. -. .Welker
SCHUYLER. Cole. right half e. s. Evans
Deschler.. -. full back. 80. Lyman
Substitues--Ames, Daniels, Cole.
Hanger. Throckmorton, Warden and
Lyle: Grinnell, Good, Lister, 3. Clark.
Moore and Lewis.
The game was pertty one thruout
and. altho unsatisfactory in the respect
that neither side was able to claim a
victory, was good. clean football. It
was also free from serious accident,
only few minor injuries occurring.
the Grinnelll colored half back.
who played fast game from start to
finish, seemed to get the worst of it
and when the game was over had a
badly bruised eye. Lyman. the Grin
nell full back, who suffered a sprined
knee in practice game a week ago.
was bothered some. but not enough to
retire him. Captain Scholty. of the
Ames eleven, was laid out for few
after a scrimmage in the last
half, and Schiller was retired In the last
half.
The Grinnell men look upon the game
as more of a victory for them than
their opponents, In consideration of the
fact that they We're able to hold the
husky farmers down to such an extent
that they were unable to score. The
fact that they got within one foot of the
Ames goal at one time. and within a
yard at another, is a source OF great
to the wearers of the scar
let and black. On the other hand, al
tho not alleging unfair work on the
part OF the referee. the Ames men think
they got the worst OF the game at Ref
cree Bremner's hands. because Of the
repeated penalizing.
Referee Bremner had as his assistant
onicials McFerrin. of Drake UNIVERSITY,
as umpire; Whitley, of Grinnell, and
Scranton. Of Ames, as timers; Clark.
of Grinnell, and Young, of Ames, as
linesmen.
Cured Of Chronic Diarrhosa After
Thirty Years of Suffering.
81 suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhoea and thought I was past being
cured" says John s. Holloway. Of
French Camp. Miss. II had spent so
much time and money and suffered 30
much that had given up all hopes OF
recovery. I was SO feeble from the eff
fects Of the diarrhea that could do no
kind Of labor, could not even travel. but
by accident was permitted to find a
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy. and after taxi
ing several bottles lam entirely cured
OF that trouble. / am SO pleased with
the result that am anxious that 1t be