The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-17
PLAYED FAST BALL
KngfSher Won From Fair
mount by Score of 5 to O.
CLEAN, SCIENTIFIC GAME
Great Deal of Punting by Both
Sides.

twenty-five men IN Pile, q welterin
mass OF wriggiiag legs and twisting arms
was the conclusion OF the fiercest gam
OF football ever seen on local gridiron
Such q lot OF ferocious bucking an
dazzling tacklings IS came out in yes
terday's game between Paramount an,
the Kingdsher eleven, il is not often tn
lot Of a crowd 70 witness.
Benumbsred BY the impetuous onsIough
OF the Oklahomans al the start, which
gave them the only score In the game
i've, the EaIrmounters recovered to .pUt
al their opposing and defensive spirit
INTO the game. And from the first fo3I,
minutes it was dead lock. strenuous
heart-oreaking deadlock, with more stub
born tenacity and daring onslaught than
come cut ordinarily L. this stubborn, dar-
Ing game.
hingrsher was surprise; Paramount
while beaten came out crowned with the
laurel fer q battel well fought. If lost.
BY a score Of ; 70 the Kingasher foot
oa-l team defeated the boys OF Paramount
yesterday afternoon. Ii was an ideal
day for football game There was
very Htue wind and the temperature
made Il a pleasure Tor spectators and Il
was not too warm for the players.
There was q large crowd OF football
FANS out and a large number who never
saw q real Rugby college football match
before The game was Just from the
foot az the referee 81 histIe 10 the time
when the tlmekee1ers said that the game
vas over AT led stage of Jns game did
the spectators have a chance 10 kick be-
.rH l. r.r ra-er Il. --
But twice during the game was there
any Glarrelilg ard these were over very
minor matters and were quickly settled
By the officials.
As clean, scientific game Of football
II was one rhat may be Classed with the
games put Up by the eastern colleges.
There was 70 unnecessary brutality
When the referee blew his whistle denot-
ing thai the BAN was dead the men I'M
mediately lined uD for another serum
mage Three men We're slightly injured
during The game but not 50 they could
not resume thelr position at the end of
one minute intermission- The King
fisher lads had some scratches from q
recent game and these were torn open
again and IT looked as Il this was q very
bloody battle
There was no Interference with the I.
game On the part OF the spectators. The +
grounds were roped OF a Few feet from
the side lines and all the crowd STAYED .
behind the ropes Two special policemen .
were OF the grounds This was a great .
advantage 10 the contestants and every
one who was inside the gates could see
every play made by the two teams. The
game vas wei worth going a long dis
talce 70 see and everybody who Witnessed
the game and especially the Fairmount
boys VIII Ice glad % see the men from the
territory college contest again on local
field. The kinEdsher boys are gentle
men and they are athletes from the
ground Up and every one IS football
player.
The Knsfsher boys had 2 slight advan-
taga over the local team in their team
work Most Of their players are old and
experienced football players and have
played together for The past three years.
Every man knew how 10 play his position
and when the signals were called every
nan was III ms place and on his tiptoes
Tor the next play. The King6sher aggre-
cation is probably the fastest team I'm for
nation ever seen on a local field. As soon
ls the referees whistle signalied that the
laI was dead the captain would begin
giving signals and OFT or the tagle OF legs
arms and bodies ~ twenty two men
would come an orderly line and almost
n the tTi-k-ins Of an eye the teams were
2 another scrirlmaEe.
The kingtsher team was not as heavy
IS their opponents. but their Ine was
Ike IA stone wall when their opponents
ried TO buck them and IN their offensive
aays the whole line moved forward as
me big machine and with the momentum 3
4 locomotive.
In the one place kick. Wide the King {
Usher fullbaCz- made a beautiful kick.
ut in puutinC he seemed alitue weak. lie
made the ban go long distance. but G
ach time II went Sideways across the Z
eld and severed times out of bounds
ln buczing the lie every man was there 3
nth lis push or pun and 10 Interference
p end running the backs were there and g
lmcSt every t-ne ran was tried on 2
ither end IL resulted ir large gains. The y
acks Of the hinElsher team are speedy e.
len and they were possessed of dash q
hat meant victory for their team. This p
the third game played this season ana 5
-ingdsaer college Is possessed III q never C.
efeatcd team SO far. 8
The Fa.rmoult team although defeated. e
PC up such game thal their college may O
-el be proud OF them. They went mp j
galnst an aggregation Of athletes that 81
ave no equal il this part ~ she country. =
nj they held them 90 a very close score. @
heir weight was very iUF lrrl-r fac 2
y in holding their opponents down 90 %
BE- low score. TIE weisht told when q
ingfshev attempted To 60 through the
ne. And in their offensive l1e huckinS y
Dr. boys from The hin were strictly in the 81
anne and Davis ana Jordan made holes q
,ro1gh rheir opponents line. Lhei- play e.
e was confined wholly co line bUckinE q
2d punting- They did net try many runs +
round tho ends lG- their great play =
as the tackles hack formation. They
enei 20 le rather weak ora Interference p
-cept when lewis was q punt Then s.
IS supporters made an efectual stand c.
- ~7rn r., fr1r-r- i arr-se Q
as ths star kicker cf the game Each O.
ME bee kicked the pigsEin 81 vGrds 3r q
ore. When DE 1urte3 the hsll went high
the ef- and ra made q zr--- - Ia rz-rr--