The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-10-21
JACKSONVILLE WON.
Bui ss<tasa win Have . CAaaes 10
RVea % Teany.

Stetson has played the hTst game
OF lisos and has met defeat, but snch
defeat a. may veil be accounted 4
victory, for against a team superior
IN ueight aud training our boys made
a shOuiag far In advance of shat
their m0st sanguiRe hackers expect.
ed from then. They met the Jack
sonVille Light Infantry eleven on the
RTidiTOR last Friday afteTnOOa aRd
were defeated In a closely contested
game, the score b-lRg To In favor
Of their OpPOaents.
Tue game was called shortly after
So'clOck, and vas opened BY Duncan
clicking OF tor Stetson. The ball
landed on JacksOny ille's ~ yard line.
aud Vas caught By MuseT, Who IA,
ceeded In advancing u - yards b.
fore be- was dOwned. Nan,ey, Jack
sOnViile's star hack, followed this ~,
stth a sensational run Of - yaTds
IN the neSt rush, hOweVeT, jackson.
vile fnmbled and Staley, SIeison's
ceRteT, SecuTed the hall. With clear
ield before him aud energetic inter
terence, OuT bTswny center carried
the PiEskin 20 yards and vas downed
within a short distance OF the Jack
-onVilie goal. by a Succession of
brilliant end runs and line backs.
StetsOn steadily advanced the hall,
bait last u on tumble when within a |
short distance of . tOaC hdOwR. Jack.
soaSille kept the ball daring the &c.
naindeT VI the hall, bat was unabl,.
To 20 through StetsOn fOT the distance
Shich wOaId give her a -cOTc. Thu
hall vas of twenty miRuies' duTatiOn.
Jacksonville kicked ~ to Siets1n,
but OuT team lost Oh fumble Van.
cey secured tue ball and made a s.
ard ran fOg a tOuC hdOWR, afterwards
k'ckiRg goal StetsOn again had the
hall and steadily rushed Il up the
held ~ = saccessi0n Ut smooth plays.
When near the opponent goal
Duncan carried the ball several yard-.
Iut a mistake vas made by the line.
nsn and the ball Was given to Jack
'onVille On OOwns, although Stetson
made her distance with several ward,
10 spare. Daring the remainder OF
he game jacksonville had the ball,
Dat was unable To score. This hall
Asted Hiteen minutes
Tue TefeTee Was e.. Seat0n Die ming.
former StetsOn coach, and the uu.
ire wss Humphries, a yell. kno~ a
OOthall expert. =
The only men hurt we're nIdge and a
'Tazre, Of the IAght Infantry team. a
lone Of tue iajnTics WeTe ssIiOus. d
The game was Witnessed by small Il
at enthusiastic crowd. 81
The outcome Of the game was a sur
rise 20 almost every one. The jack "
DaSiIle team and their hackers, con. 81
beat In their Seight ADD long pra,- y
ce, predicted an easy victory ami %
,smed 10 think that SteI-On uOuld IA
u StaRd a chance Ca Sia. Our bOy, "a
iAde a very different -howinR, how 81
'sr, fIOn shat uas expected, and Al
orc than Oncs u IOOked a. II thry
Ould carry on the victory. Although rr
'eiT play Vas crude AMI not ,crN &c
ist, the team having bcrn OnI, to" ~
eeks In PraCtice and week On train. %"
q, they showed the stun they were
ade Of aud can be counted on % up
I'D the honor VI StetsOn In a va,
editable tO the team and the insti. n
ItiOn. DuRcan and Bolts, taCklrs: Ia
VI L. Bolts aud MCllyaIne. OuT ca
atbeTweight halves, played Splen 70
4 hall and we're ~eli sappoItrd h, ", w
e line. Wright, left end, died. nat N,
ay up TO bis usual fOTm and was &C..
Onstbie ioT ssRe Of our heaviest
ssrs, bat u must be TcmeusbcTrd
at be had 10 Opp0se the best player
the Jacksonville team vaRcey az,
z man Via In fact MA Ved the whale -