The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-28


tween Varsity and the Agricultural and
Mechanical college. The game was fast
and furious from the very FIRST kick to the
last mlxup aud one of the most holly con
tested ever witnessed in Austin. The Var
stiles were unable to cope with the boys
from Bryan and went down during some
valiant nghting by a score Of II to o.
The lineup:
Varsity A. & NJ.
Glasscock. Center. Worthing
Swinson. Right guard BENJAMIN
Prendergast. Right tncLle.'.'..... Hope
Newton. ........R Right end. ........ Stearne
higgins. ...,..... Left guard ....,... .Nen
Marshall ...... Left tackle. .... simpson
Duncan Captain Left end .... Carpenter
Porter. ......... Quarter back. .... .BeilharZ
Watson ~ Right halfhack. Blake
Maverick. Left halfback. ........ Davis
jackson. ......... Fullback. ....... beware
Referee Caswcll Of Vanderbilt. Umpire,
Westerman Of Add Ran. Timekeeper, Cur
tbs.
From the beginning the Agricultural and
Mechanical boys showed their superiority
in every way, Notwithstanding which Var
sity contested every inch OF the ground
and did some gallant and determined play
ing Some disastrous fu-bles were made
| by Varsity, white the Agricultural and Me
chanical team played wedge game and
tackled most admirably and had no trouble
In breaking the line OF the Varsity team.
The Agricultural and Mechanical boys
won the toss and chose the north goal,
| They kicked of and Varsity got the ball
| and covered few yards meeting a solid,
unbreakable phalanx, and soon lost the
ball on downs Agricultural and Me
| chanical Immediately commenced going
| through Varsity at the rate of four and
five yards at Il shave. Varsity rallied and
won the BAH on downs and kicked for
! twenty-five yards; the ball fell into the
hands of the visitors and they made from
! five to ten yards every play until the
! touchdown. They made n luke In kicking
| goal and the score stood 8 to 0 in favor
OF the visitors.
/ The college team resumed business Inn
mediately and covered four, six and eight
yards and were then within three yards
/ Of Varsity goal when they lost the ball
/ on downs Varsity made twenty yards;
! Agricultural and Mechanical got the ball
and the road to another touchdown when
time WAS called, First half, score to o
/ IN favor Of Bryan.
| The second half was almost a repetition
/ Of the first. with the exception that to
]
/ chauical had no trouble in getting and
keeping the ball and in less than ten min
utes after the second half had started had
made another touchdown and kicked the
goal, making the score II TO o.
During the remainder Of the game II
was all Varsity could do 10 prevent Agri-
! cultural and Mechanical scoring another
touchdown 1t WAS nearly dark when the
game was called on the second half.
Varsity admitted their defeat gracefully
and manfully placed It on the grounds of
the superior playing Of the hoys from
Bryan Members OF the university team
said they made mighty effort TO break
the backyard formation of the Bryan
team and gain around the ends, but failed
in both pieces of strategy. To The Post
correspondent tonight the students we're
loud in their praise Of the boys from Col
lego and said that they were far superior
to anything they tackled on their recent
trip to Nashville. Tuscaloosa and New Or.
leans.
The college team, with their friends, re.
turned home at o'clock tonight in high
spirits over their hard won hut brilliant
victory.
Dallas Texas, November 27.-Little Rock
and Dallas football eleyeas struggled
through two twenty. hve-minute halves here
today without scoring. The elevens were
evenly matched and every Inch of ground
was fought for tenaclousy Little Rock
had decidedly the advantage OF the first
half, but Dallas cvened up matters by rnst
work In the second half individually the
men on both sides did well. but team work
] wa oh
end OF the second half tho bail was I'm iii
tie Rocks territory, with Dallas gaininr,
rapidly. The grounds We're heavy, and plav
was necessarily rather slow. About , %
people witnessed the game.
Dallas. Position. Little Rort
White. ......... Right end .....A Count.
cooper. Right tackle ~ FnrraIi
Bennett..,.... Right guard ...... Kennel
johnson. Center ....... BnltzcIi
Wilson ';;.:,' Leu guard ....,.... Lowry
MH9seiey 'Capt)- Lett tackle ..:....C raxon
Jesse FrIck.. Left half back - conn
John Frick... Right half back - NcNeIi
MoTan..''''''. Full back .,.... Jones and
stonage,'...... Quarterback 81. Terry rgl a6G
Referee-T. l.. Monaghan. NuS'ani
umpire-A. L. Blackjack
Lake Charles, La, November q nh,
football game at the new mark ho+,,oa,,
Lake Charles and Beaumont resulted ~ !,
score OF 10 IN favor Of Lake Charles
The game was clean and both sides pIsv.d
hard beaumont team, though the heavier
was not equal In skill to the Lake charles
team. Beaumont's score OF was made IN,
Wolfe who made 327.ynrd RIM boy,n'.
gotten Lake Charles bali on n f,r,Iin ~
the very foot Of the Beaumont goal ae
Charles outclnssed Beaumont frorr I, ~
70 nnish The Lake Charles goal never wa =
, w dahger until the unfortunate f1,nii,
} Mnich gave Wolfe the bali with an r,,n',
hele FOR his splendid nun. -" oPeu
pent'a' Tex s. Noyemb -G1i esyu
dei'a,od the d utn AhIctc club roon,'n
, t'am od' n clos Ia. rxcitlp,. IN.
hy score Of g ). Giin.s,illts ga
down Was nad cary in the h.stb-lf n,
tumble play Of the Ath ties. whIcb f,t,oa
/, g make on account Of fun lie. rla At,lei
!ine ne9Ss through left and right tscl.le Al.
ternaiey' Woolridge for Goimes,.t,ita,
k ks,1e9 goal but Schweer failed foT tSc
waco leSas, November OF Baylor mi
Vefsity football team defeated no 6, 81
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