The Washington times., 1905-11-27

and any further fighting or piling up
was penalized.
in spite of the rules two injuries re-
suited. One player cut his forehead
badly on the hook OF a shoe, and an
broken.
Big Teams Not Exempt.
The University of Pennsylvania this
season lost the services of three good
men through broken bones, and strange
ly enough. all had theI- legs broken
Hollenback. Weede and Takaki still hob
bic about on crutches, with plaster
casts on their ankles. and are not like
~ TO ever play football again. Captain
Hurley. Of the Harvard team. is in the
hospital with a blood clot on his brain,
which may prove fatal If an operation
The condition of Douglas Carter, OF
the Columbia football team, who was
seriously injured in the gone with
Pennsylvania in New York Saturday
was reported last night to be favOrab BILE
When taken from the field to a private
| hospital he was found to be suffering
from paralysis OF both arms and par
tai paralysis of the legs. due to COM
preston. Feeling was restored in the
left arm yesterday, and 1t was decided
/ that no operation was necessary. The
physicians reported THAI probably a con-
siderable time would eiapse before he
was completely restored.
Carter was playing at fulIback in
place of Won Saitsa who was injured a
few minutes before, having sustained a
fracture of one Of the bones in his foot.
Partial Injured List.
A partial list Of players who have re-
ceived injuries this season. and the type
of their injuries. follows:
September 16-Ralph Baneagle broke
leg at Reading. Pa
September 22-Andrew Johnson broke
co1larbone at Media. Fa.
September 23-Lester MiHard broke col
larbone IN Bloomsbury, Pa. He played
on the BlOomsbnrg High School team
September 26-W. Hollenbach broke a
leg above the ankle at Philadelphia
Played on University Of Pennsylvania
team.
September 2s-E Jones broke finger at
Haverford. Pa. Played on Haverford
College team.
September 2s-D. I. Hurley. captain of
Harvard team, had head and ankle ser
iously hurt at Cambridge, Mass.
October 2-George G. Crocker, of Ware
ham. Mass received serious injuries at
October &c. W. weede. Of Univer-
I sity of Pennsylvania team, broke leg in
October 4Henry Post. OF Columbia,
/ had left arm broken in game with Sc
/ ton Hall, at New York.
| OctOber CLARK, OF Seton Hall, had
/ October 1O-Maxwel. of Lebanon,
cheek bone broken. and Bernhardt had
shoulder broken at Lebanon. Pa.
| October 14-Lewis Fulcher had his
/ head badly cut at Lansdowne Pa.
| October 14-McMahon, of the Lyceum
team. had an arm broken In game with
/ w. & j., at Washington, Pa.
October 14-Bert Tietjen had Jaw
/ broken and Cragen had his shoulder
badly bitten in fight over the game
yersity- Both men played on the New
! York team.
/ October 21-Kllng. OF Vineland. n. J..
was kicked IN the eye. and is expected
TO lose the sight, at Vineland, n. ].
/ October III. K. Brown. of Haver-
/ ford, had his knee badly wrenched in
the game with Ursinus. OF Collegevflle,
| October 24-Shunzo Takaki. OF the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania scrub team, had
/ his ankle broken In practice on Frank
/ lin Field. Philadelphia
! October 2S-Cadet Ryan. OF Pennsyl-
vania Military College. had his reg
broken in two places in a game with
WilliamspOrt. at Chester, Pa.
/ November 2-Barrett, Of Swarthmore
| freshmen, had a bone fractured in his
| left thumb; Swarthmore.
! November 5-Captain Costello, OF Cor
nell; broke his hand in practice game
/ November ~6-Verman Wise died from
/ injuries received in a game between oak
/ Chicago.
] -NoNSAllDcE ERNEST flauRn. OF Union
] City, had his leg broken at Cory, Pa.
/ November 14-Captaln Fanderboon
/ of Wisconsin, broke arm in practa,e
at Madison. Wis
! November 15-Paul Mcdonnell broke
collar bone at Cape May, n. J.
November 16-Wighman. OF Swarth-
more, had rib broken in practice at
Swarthmore
November 1s-David ]. Hurley. Of
/ Harvard. found to have a blood clot on
/ his brain from injuries received in
games st Cambridge Mass.
November 25 - Branch Bocock, Of
! Georgetown University, broken jaw, re-
/ ceived In game with George Washington
| at Washington.