The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-25
TWO PERSONS were
HURT AT FOOTBALL
Ed. HaWorth and S. DenhoIIen
Got Broken Arm Each.
FRIENDS @ WELLINGTON @
Results of Other Games Played
Yesterday.
FRIENDS 0 WELLINGTON @

Two accidents were the features of
three football games played yesterday
afternoon. in which three Wichita teams
were represented. Two of the games
at which the accidents happened were
played in Wichita. The other was at
Kingfisher.
Just at The time when Edgar Haworth,
captain of the Friends eleven, was about
to make the only touchdown on Hess
athletic field. in a game with the Sumner
county high school of Wellington, he
slipped and fell Before he could arise
several members of the Wellington team
fell on him. When they got up il was
found that Haworth's left arm was brok-
en-.
The accident to Haworth happened in
the last half of the game. He was car
ried from the field and placed in a We
hicle. Friends brought MIN To the city
and DR.. c. @. Purdue examined his in
juries. Haworth's principal injury was
found to be break just below the elbow
of the left arm. Above that joint another
break was found of equally as serious
nature as the first. 1t will probably be
many weeks before Haworth is able to
use the arm again.
In the game in which Haworth was in
jured both teams were pretty evenly
matched. Wellington kicked off to the
Friends. BY a series of rapid line bucks
and a good run by Matlock the Friends
soon had the ball near Wellington's goal.
There the teams swayed back and forth
until time was called for the first half.
In the second half Wellington again
kicked off to the Friends who rapidly
advanced the ball to WeIlngton's goal.
Haworth was hurt and retired The
Friends lost the ball afterward on Well
ingtons two-yard line and the latter
team came into possession Of il. Well
ington punted and Hoyt, for Friends,
fumbieG wellington punted again and
for the first time curing the game the
ball was in Friends territory. Just
when wellington hau the BAH on Friends
three-yard line and a goal was threat
ened time was called.
This is Haworths third year at the
Friends university. He is a senior men,
bes Of the 1904 graduating class. His home
10 lat Hortonville. Ind. After his injuries
were cared for Haworth was taken to the
university. where he has rooms in the
Narth hall of the dormitory.
J In the game on Paramount field between
the Wichita High school and FL Dorado,
Scott Denholen. playing quarter for tie
home team, had his left arm broken
3ust above the wrist 1t was after
the Beginning of the first half when an
\ 10, he nd
in tackling Denhollen the latter fell.
striking on his arm.
The High school team was much weak
sened by the loss Of several of their best
players; yet those who were left, put up
q good game lei Dorado had heavier
and faster team and only the good play
ing Of Rummel and Gehring kept the
score down in the first half, FL Dora 10.
by hard work, made a touchdown, blu.
failed to kick goal. In the second half
the High schools lack of practice told
against them FL Dorado secured two
touchdowns and one goal. Darkness
closed the game with a few minutes 20
play. with the score Is to 0, in favor Of
El Dorado.
The two teams viii play another game
at Ell Dorado next Saturday.
In the game yesterday at Kingfshar
between an aggregation of that place and
the Fairmount College eleven of this
city. the latter team won by a score of
II TO Kingfishers 0. A touchdown each
by Russell and Davis and a goal kicked
by Foster made the score.
The game consisted Of clean, hard play
ing throughout the two halves. The play
ing OF Solder, Foster. Davis and Rus
sell. OF Paramount, was the feature Of
the game. although the Kingtisher eleven
also did some brilliant work at times,
but did not succeed in scoring
The principal feature of the game was
when Foster broke through lingfshers
line for sixty yards and made a touch
down. A foul was claimed and the ref
cree returned the bah. Bates. of Fair
mount. received a wrenched shoulder
early in the game, and was compelled TO
retire