The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-18
WICHITA TEAMS
ON THE GRIDIR0N
Paramount Defeats Wesleyan
by SO TO 0.
LEWIS WINS AT MUlVANE
Friends Score 80 to @ Against
Winfield College.


for more Than strength in a football
game.
The day was ideal and Paramount
kicked off forty-dve yards The Wesley
ans could only make four yards in thre'
trials and the ball went to Paramount OF
downs. Russell tore through for nine
yards and Lockwood followed with five
more and a touchdown after minutes
and 20 second of playing. Foster kicked
goal.
Wesleyan then kicked off and Fair
mount started her end smashing plays
across the field, making their distance
each time. Softer and Burton contrib
uted thirty yards Of the distance. Or
Burtons last attempt he only lacked d
yard of a touchdown and Russell went
over on the next down for the second
touchdown. Foster missed goal. In faci
his goal kicking was not up to the stand
ard. but he more than made up for it il
the way he dragged the tackles along
This ended the scoring for the first half
The second half opened with Salina
kicking off twenty-five yards TO Lock
wood, who returned the leather fifteen
yards. Softer skirted the end for TWEEN
ty-five yards. Burton went the other
way for five. and Foster bucked for four.
and again for three. Softer again went
fifteen; Russell got mad and tore through
for ten and Lockwood did the same for
touchdown.
Davis kicked Off forty yards, and Sa-
lima returned it five. Salina lost the ball
on downs. Then occurred the star play
of the game. Russell was called back
and given the ball. Foster wanted to
make a touchdown, so carried Russell,
ball and all. twenty yards and over the
line for the fourth touchdown.
Davis kicked off and Salina took a
! brace. They returned the ball fifteen
yards and on the next down Wesleyan
| tie gained a clear field and started for
touchdown, but Hoop tackled him
| hard and when he came TO his senses
| he had changed his mind. Wesleyan
was again held for downs and Fair
mounts halves and Taskels carried the
/ ball to the three-yard line. when Davis
threw Brown through the line for a
| touchdown.
Davis again kicked of. Time was
nearly up and Paramount went otter the
MethoGists and held them in their tracks.
Foster carried the ball TO the ten-yard
over the line, leaving the score 80 to O.
The game closed with the ball in Fair
mounts possession on Wesleyans 80
yard line.
Paramount showed marked improve
ment over the last game and were
never held for downs. Only once was her
goal in dangr, when The Methodists
rushed the ball by line plunges and
fake three-yard line but lost the ball on
downs and also their only chance to
score
The game was clean and free from
wrangling. The Salina boys are gentle
men in every respect and played fierce
in the face of defeat.
Paramount was forced to play some of
her subs and thus weakened her line a
little, but Patterson was tower of
strength and held the line together.
Next Saturday and Monday the Fair
mount team viii try for honors in Okla
homa and will then appear on the home
ground every hour during the season.
The Salina team left on an early train
and their line was not obtained, but
Capt. Cowden was their star player.
Frienos az Winfleld.
Friends University yesterday defeated
the Southwest Kansas College in foot
ball by the score Of 80 to O. II was a
fast game from start TO finish on the
Friends part.
Friends defended east goal. Winfield
kicked of 10 ffteen-yard line. Jones re-
turned the ball to the twenty-five yard
line. Shinn gained fifteen yards through
line, Rich five, Howard FIVE and Rich
FIVE. respectively. Jones ran end for FIVE
yards Holmes end for five. Shinn went
through for five yards. Haworth and
Rich went through for five each. Rich
skirted end for five. Parker followed
with ten yards. Rich made FIVE yards
and then Howard was pushed over for
a touchdown in just five minutes. Shlnn
kicked difficult goal
friends kicked of to twenty-yard line.
Houslon returned the BAH twenty yards.
Robinson gained five yards and Houston
followed with fifteen more. McMiuen
took the ball but lost two yards Thomp-
son gained two yards. Thompson made
10 gain and Winfield lost the ball on
downs
Rich gained five yards. Howard went
through lire for fifteen yards. Haworth
followed with I'VE yards. Rich made
end FOR ten yards gain and Jones added
ten more. Haworlh made FIVE through
line and Holmes three yards on end.
Hawcrth made ten more and Friends
lost the bail on 3 tumble on three-yard
liae. Winfield failed to make gain and
resort 70 punt. Houston punts FOR forty
five yards. Jones returned the bah Ten
yards Haworth ard Howard follow
with FIVE and two yards each Rich made
fifteen more. Haworth added three more
ard Rich fifteen more Haworth added
three more and Jones went around the
end for seven more. Howard was push
ed over for a touchdown. Shina missed
soal. Time. u minutes.
Friends kicked 10 Iwenty-yard lire.
Winfield returned the BAH Eve yards
Houston took the bali but failed to make
gaia. Thompson failed also. and Friends
win ball OF downs First half closed with I
hall OF Winhe,d's 2o-yard line
Score first half; Friends, j: Winfield. q 4
Friends opened second half by kicking
TO tventy-yard lire. Winfield returned .
the hall five yards Houston and Thonnp-
sen failed 70 make gains and Wtnaeli
lost the bali on downs. Friends made i
touchdown BY gains by Jones. Eowara 4
ard Hsworth pashing the latter over for 4
Z third touchdown. Tine minutes
Friends kicked 70 aEfeen-ya-s line ard 4
Tialeid returned the bali Ten yards 4
falling u make gain. Houston
puEied twenty-five ysrss- Hawo-th
Rich. Jones and Howard made good
gains and Howard is pushed over HE
for fourth touchdown IN Just ave minutes