The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-25
White and Reds Gel Sweet
Revenge
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| three and One-haIf yardS 10 gam. f1ol-
| land, the Clemson full back, was hurt
| in the rush but resumed his position.
| Clemson lined UP for third down amid
| intense excitement. The play went
| over right tackle for three yards. The
| ball went over a. and NJ. having held
| for downs and getting the pis skin on
| her three yard line.
A. Wilson, for A. and NJ, punted
beautifully out of danger, the ball on
the roll going a distance of forty-five
yards and Gregory downing the Glenn
son player who received it in his
tracks. Clemson tried the right end
for no gain, going over left guard the
next play fol NJ var IS Ilol an !.
vht had been doing grta- w1rk. was
again hurt. Clemson tried left tackle
but was thrown for a loss. The next
play Clemson sent Holland through left
tackle for a gain of ten yards. A play
at right tackle resulted in no gain. In
this rush Holland was again hurt, the
A. and NJ subs taking advantage of
the delay to wash out their players
mouths with wet sronges. Clemson
tried the right end but male no gain
and ii was again A.and NJ ball on
downs
H. Wilson tried the Clemson right
end but Clemson was off side on the
play, and A. and NJ. was given five
yards distance. H. Wilson made two
yards through right tackle. Gardner
plunged five yards through the Ire
Abernethy was sent for five yards
through Clemsons right guard. The
next play he went six yards through
left guard by way of not being partial.
Gardner went over left tackle for six
yards. Clemson was now on the run,
but stopped A. Wilson's attempt on
left end for no gain. a moment later
H. Wilson circled the right end for a
ten yard gain throwing the Clemson
player who tackled him about the
neck. Gardner went through left
guard for four yards. On this rush
Gardner was laid uD with a broken
nose that bled profusely. After some
minutes delay, however, he pluckily
resumed his position. A. Wilson cir
cled Clemsons left end for fltteen
yards evading an attempted high
tackle. The ball was then on Glenn
sons thirty-third yard line, but on
the next play there was a mistaken
signal and A. and NJ. lost the ball,
losing three yards on the play. Hol
land vas again hurt. (From the mo-
ment when A. and NJ. had first recoV
cred the ball the crowd OF spectators
had over run the side-lines, interior
ing greatly with the work of the ofli-
ciais and on several occasions bother
ms the players Wzltn the ball was near
the lines. Both townsfolkS and A. and
M. students We're guilty in this respect
and the only efforts to keep them back
were mild remonstrances from Com |
mandant Phelps, who carried a small
cane, and some of the \. and NJ subs. |
Following the line men We're two |
youths who got much in the way. |
Captain Phelps ordered them back
and one of the linemen demonstrated: |
They're personal fren's of mine the
explanation going down without furth |
er Darley.)
Ellison for Clemson, made long
run around A. and Ms left end for a
gain, however, of only two yards. |
Clemson tried right end for no gain. |
Clemson then tried a fake kick and |
a try at left end without gain, the |
ball going over ON downs
Abernethy, for A. and M, went |
centre for five yards. A. |
Wilson, on a pretty hurdle through |
line, gained four yards. H. Wilson
went around right end for eight yards; |
A. Wilson around left end for ten; and
II. Wilson around right end for fif-
teen yards. The ball was then on
Clemson's six yard line and A. Wilson
was "hiked" through the line for Il
touchdown. Tom Lykes kicked goal
and the score was a. and M 6, Glenn
son 0.
Clemson kicked off 40 yards to A.
Wilson. who returned 10. Abernethy
went through right guard 4 yards.
through right tackle 3. A. Wilson tryS
right end-no gain, but on the next
play tried the same point for gain
of yards. Abernethy bucked centre
for . yards. II. Wilson. left tackle
yards Gardner, in spite of his brok-
en- nose, went into right tackle, but
rr:4in
on downs.
Clemson tried a. & MS centre but
failed to gain. On a try at a trick
pass, Gregory downs the runner for a
loss of 10 yards. Clemson kicked and
A. Wilson received the ball, fumbling
but recovering it instantly.
a. Wilson made a MAGNIFICENT run
of rs yards around Clemson's right
end, the entire A. e. M. team falling
into the interference as the rule is
printed i'm the book. A. Wilson circled
the left end for Is yards. II. Wilson
tried right end but, the Clemson men
breaking through. he cut in, shaking
a yard gain. H. Wilson went through
right tackle for yards. On the next
play A. & M. tried a long pass. but
Sadler threw the ball forward and A.
& NJ. was penalized for Is yards. On
the next play A. Wilson made 8 yards
around right end. A Wilson went
through right tackle for yards. A
Wilson tried left end but the A. & NJ.
line failed to hold and he was thrown
for a loss by two Clemson players who
broke through and tackled him stimuli
taneously.
A. & NJ kicked for s yards ana
Clemson was downel without gain or
receiving ball. Clemson made one
yard through the line and her full
back booted the ball for long punt
that rolled over A. g. MS line.
Wilson kicked % yards, the man
receiving the kick fumbling the ball
but recovering and returning 1t
yards Clemson tried left end but
Gregory broke through and stopped
the play for a loss. Clemson kicks
and Abernethy received the ball re
turning it 5 yards (Abernethy was
tackled as he reached the side line
and players and spectators were in
discriminatory tangled)
On the line UP, the whistle sounded
and the first half ended-score A. &
NJ. 6-Clemson O.
The Second Half.
i A. & NJ. kicks off so yards. Clemson
returning Is.
| Capt. Phelps who hos been made
c.iate as a policeman here yelled at
a small kid who was playing with d