The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

appointing change fIOm their 81
20 Q game with BartOw when
they met the Stets0n team Friday AZ.
teTnooa on the Athletic Geld aud were
Themselves defeated By a score Of 10
toe The game vas rather Oae-slded,
to be sure, as the visitors we're clearly
Outclassed and outplayed all over the
field, but there Was enough good play
ing 90 both sides 10 make 10 interest
Ing. About go spectators, mostly
stBdents Of the University, we're pres
ent and chegTed the varsity eleven
On 90 victory.
The visiting team shOued them
selves husky lads and pIacky football
players on the RridiTOu, and demeanea
themselves a. gentlemen on the ath-
letic Geld and during every other part
Of their stay. They pat up clean,
manly game OF college football, and
StetsOn will always meet them With
pleasure. Although strong on end
runs, they could not force our irwin
chile line, while StetsOn's backs,
tackles and guards plunged through
aud through their formation for dis |
tances varying from twO TO hfteen
yards.
Every nan On the StetsOa team put
mp a good, strong game. Captain
Duncan played his usual 6ne football
and right tackle back" and never
failed to gain several yards. Nell |
Vaine and Little Bolts distinguished
themselves. the former making a sen
satiOnal run Of thiTty.dvs yards for a
touchdown, and the latter playing
fast game despite a sore knee. VIII
der, guard, vas one Of StetsOn's
steadiest ground gamers, and plunged
through the Gainesville line again and
again for heavy advances. Fred
Bolts kicked the game Of his life.
POunds, full, and Campbell, quaTtsE,
played good bail.
The game In 0etail vas a. follows:
FIRsT HALF.
StetsOa kicks 20 Gainesyille's l6
yard line, bat Gainesville fumbles, |
and StetsOn has the tall on the Is yard
line. In eight short rushes StstsOn
advances 20 the one yard line, right
tackle back" 10 called and Captain
Duncan carries the ball across In enc |
form. StetsOn fails to kick goal and
the score stands 20 o. BOtts kicks
beyond the Gainesville goal line, and
ball 10 advanced 10 y yard line. After
a feW Tushes Gainesville IL formed TO
kick. TIE kick IL a failure, GaiRes-
willie puts herself Jtside, and StetsOn
has the ball on the = yard line. AZ.
ter making heavy gains SietsOa l.
held for downs, Gainesville fumbles
and the ball once more goes TO Stst.
sOn, and within ten minutes Pounds
carries it across the goal line. Bolts
kicks goal aud the scare is 10 too
SletsOR kicks on again To Gaines-
ViIle's IS yard Tine, and Gainesville
advances by a series Of good end plays
% their ~ yard line. Here they try a
cTisscrOss and BrOadWell downs the
runner for a heavy loss The ball
goes to Stetson. and the half L. called
Uith the ball on GainesviIle's - yard
line and steadily moving toward their
goal
SECOND HALF.
Gainesville kicks OF % SsetsOn's Is
yard line and &c advance the ball %
the q yard line. StetsOa then pushes
the ball down the field 81 a series Of
heavy plays, but finally loses &c On
doWRs On GaiaesVille's - yard line.
Here gainesville hits our ends for
some heavy gains, but BOtts breaks
up a play for a heavy iOss and In the
neat tee downs they lOse the ball On
Our % gard linz. stessos pushes
down 20 GainesSiIle's B yard Iihe,
where NeIlvaine gets zFOand left end
and makes a sensational run Of Is
yards for q tOackdoWs. Bolts fails
% siek goal and thu score stands 10 %
o Gainesville kicks 10 cur g yard
Iine, bat the hall h advanced 6fteen
yards. A series Of guard and tackles
hack plays and end runs sends the hall
rapidly down the held, but Gainesville
gets it On their - yard line. After
gaining several yards they are forced
% kick and the hall h stetsoa's On our
- llne. MeIiyaine makesa short gain
and time IL called with the ball a
ssetsOa's = yard line. Score 10 CO.