The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-25


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II team. pa cu1ar besettIng 81 has
! been almost tire yei animated. c:seps
tain Ely mas drilled
3 bling Isl lost art
q f1yons started the arne bEs fzici1inss
a To Bailey on the ten yard line and
j before being doWned Il he clever back
& returned the bali I'd the twenty yard
4 mark. Then the fun began. Bailey
4 got one through left guard. was sent
Il against the right side and fumhlesf.
u Watson recovering The ball and max
4 ia Is i've yards. S, Linn, In two at
4 tenn Is, made i've and after bailey
4 had placed three on the right side Of
i the ledger. Eiisins got the bal on Il
4 tumble On tlieir own GortS:hve Saa.t
Hume. Their advantage was thort
4 lived. however, FOR after three trials
by thelrs backs, in which five yards:
were lost, I9afrmcnt again took posses
sion of the pig.sliin and never relin-
duished j t until tho goal line was
crossed. a series Of brilliant plays
xaT.s
son made six yards around left ens.
the first dash out of the box, Bales.
poked center for four, Mitchell gotE
two through the right side, S. Linnat
tore through left tackle FOR twelve,s
one Of the prettiest pieces of work IN (
the game. Bailey made four atEthe
left side, while S. Linn produced threes
around right end. Bailey tried right
end, but was thrownIfor a loss Of n
foot: Watson was sent to the lef
of the line and responded with TWEEN
3ty-fiyes yards, and four F1llSins men
attached to different parts of his per-
son. This took the ball S to the Ave
yard line, and the visitors showed!
symptoms of resisting, Bailey onlss
getting one yard on IA right end run
made the distance. Robertson miss
ing an easy goal sscore, so.
( Bailey received Lyons kick on Il
five yard line and returned it twenty: B
before bed time Then this same 81
youngster made fifteen through right f.
tackle. Then end runs We're tried for
a spell, and S. Linn was tried first. b
He succeeded in getting three from r.
the rightaend, and then Watson skirt
ed the left for forty-hve, the Longest Ii
run of the game; Linn taking caroEt
of#Stwo prospective tacIl1ers all theal
way. On the 1eft.tackle Overt forma q
tfon, Bailey got one yard. but Watson {,
supplied the other four by grinding !
through right tackle. Robertson limp !
ed around right end for five, Bailey s
registered eight at right guard, Wat /
son squeezed four alright tackle, IS. 3
Linn and Bailey got five each from 5
the left side and then Bailey was I
showed over for the second touch 8
Down of the half, after sixteen min :
ties OF play Watson missed an easy =
goal. !,
Watson was injured few moments a
before the score and was unable to II
continue play after the touchdown,
Polling relieving him. IL
B No more scoring was done in this "a
lalf, Elkins, after the kfck-oR, being ~
creed to kick after two unsuccessful al
ttempts to gain through the line. al
Iere Robertson was compelled to re-. IS,
Ire on account of an injury to one al
f his legs, McGraw relieving him 81
nd in the first scrimmage caused al
'airmont to be penalzed, for his is
Gliding Elkins, right end. Polling Fl
lade a nice seventeen yard run II
round left end and McGraw made ST
xelye at right before the half was lCt
p. Score: 100. Il,
Fairmont substituted Ford for Hal eli
= and g. Linn for Engle in the sec an
nd halt, while the visitors put in EVs
rmentrouk for Lyons. The second Al
as a. repetition of the first half, 20
kins having possession of the ball be
1t very few times. G. Linn kicked IL
7 to stifHer On the twenty yard line @$
Id return of fifteen yards was w
ade. Williams lost half yard a. sss;