The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-27
PARAMOUNT WON
FOOTBALL GAME
II
College Eleven Defeated Uni
versity Team.
BY SCORE OF II To 5
Attendance Is Estimated at
1890 People.

According TO Prof " II. Isely of Fair
mount college, a crowd Of people. esti-
mated at 1900 saw the Friends university
football eleven go down TO defeat before
a similar aggregation from Paramount,
yesterday afternoon by score of II to 5.
1t is estimated that the number of people
in attendance at the game exceeds that
OF last year by fully $50 and was larger
than at any of The former games between
the two schools
The majority OF those present reached
the Fairmount gridiron by means Of the
electric cars, although probably one-third
went in carriages. hacks, taIly-hos and
automobiles.
Owing to The hardness in arrival of sew
eral officials the game did not begin until
3:i5 O'Clock
Davis. for Fairmount. kicked off 70
Hoyt, Of Friends, who returned the bali
% yards. Jones made yards more. By
a series OF line bucks Friends carried the
ball rapidly distances Of 3, and > yard
gains to the 55-yard line. where 1t was
lost to FairmOunt.
Brown. Foster and Davis carried the
Gall for five. three. two. six and four yard
gains. On the 3o-yard line Paramount
punted and Friends fumbled the ball.
Davis. for Paramount, picked it up but
was Immediately tackled. Paramount lost
the bah on downs.
Jones FOR Friends, then took it and
made three and two-yard gains, and
White made ten yards. Hoyt was pushed
-fr1 IN
failed to kick a difficult goal.
Score-Friends, 5; Fairmount. 0.
Davis kicked of for Fairmount and
Jones returned the ball ten yards On
the third down Friends punted thirty
yards. and Foster. for Fairmount, return
Cd ten yards. Davis lost FIVE yards and
then pHHted twenty-five 70 Jones. He
gained four yards for Friends and Rich
punted forty yards TO Foster. who re
turned the ball three yards. Foster then
made FIVE yards. Davis FIVE. Russell
three, and Lockwood broke through The
Friends line for a twenty-yard dash but
was stopped by LOOMS. Foster made
eight yards more. Brown five and Russell
s, when time was called for the first half
with the bail in Fsirmount's possession
on Friends territory.
In the second half Friends kicked off
and Foster returned The bali fifteen
yards Brown gained three yards, FOs-
ter made three and Russell buc1ed Fair
mounts line but failed to gain. Lock
wood made two yards and Davis tried a
punt. The pigskin hit d Friends man
and Russell secured possession of it and
gained twenty yards when he was tackled
md lost the ball It fell 10 the ground,
and Softer. who was following Russell.
secured possession of it and made thirty
i've yards for a touchdown. Davis kicked
sE easy goal
Score-Fairmount, 6; Friends, >.
Davis kicked off for Fairmount and
made a touchback. Friends took the ball
20 the 95-yard line and kicked twenty
five yards to Lockwood, who was downed
on the spot Foster gained eight yards
Davis fye. Brown five, Davis another
h.ve, and Foster bucked the Friends line
for a 30-yard gain and a touchdown. At
this time LOOMS made one Of the pretti-
est tackles of the day. He was too late.
however. and Foster slid over the line
just as Loomis caught and held him.
Davis missed a difficult goal.
Score-Fairmount Il; Friends. >.
Friends kicked off TO Foster, who made
ak yards. Russell gained five yards
lockwood five. Foster six, Davis two and
Russell ten. Softer made five. Russell
two and five-yard gains. Lockwood made
two. Russell five. Lockwood five. and
Russell a two and seventeen-yard gain,
The Friends then held Fairmount for
downs on Friends 3 yard line.
White for Friends made gains Of five
yards and one yard. Rich gained two
yards. White ten. Hoyt one, Jones one.
and the ball again went 10 Fairmount-
Russell made four yards for FsurnoUnt
and Davis punted. The ball was blocked
BY Friends who were Immediately held
for downs and Fairmount took the ball
Russell gained i've Yards ard Foster ten
when time was called for The end of the
second half with the ban On Friends
3o-yard line
Score-Fair;nOunt. Il; Friends ).
Fairmoant tried TWO fake plays at dir
ferent times during the game but each
failed. The college eleven was peualized
two times in the second half. once for
an on-side play and again for forward
pass
Coach Hess says the score would have
been tied if it had not been for the l;,eSy
score made by Fairmount when Davis
vunted and The pigskin struck o@a or
Friends players on the head. That en-
= -bled Russell TO obtain possession OF IT,
Manager Stahl of Paramount SAYS
r GEIRINC TAKES AL! RISK