Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-02
FOOTBALL GAME.
Lane :ster High School Wins Over
DOdgeyille by Score of 5 to 0.


ton among whom were Hahn who
holds the worlds record as g sprint
or and Powell who plays center on
the Lawrence University team.
Dodgeville won the toss and chose
the south goal; they received the
kick and returned it to the 80 yard
line and then by a series of bucks
forced the ball to Lancaster 35
yard line where they were held and
Lancaster received the ball.
Tho Lancaster team with the
splendid offensive work that has
characterized their play all year
soon forced the ball over the Ii ne
for a touchdown. Duncalf missed
an easy goal and the half was called.
In the second half Lancaster
received the kick and Andrews re-
turned the ball to the 45 yard line;
the ball was then carried into
Dodgeville territory where it re-
manned the rest of the game.
Dodgeville greatly outweighed
Lancaster and it was by the gritty
and snappy play that Coach Evans
has instilled into the Lancaster
team, that Lancaster won against
so great odds.
At no time in the past season has
Lancaster's goal been crossed or was
endangered.
The games played by the Lancas-
ter team this year are as follows:
Lancaster 16, Platteville FL. S. O.
Lancaster Is, Cassville Ell. S. 0.
Lancaster 49,, Pr. du Chen H.S.O
Lancaster 5, Dodgeville Profits. 0.
Total IS, Opponents 0.
The Platteville Normal team Sc
cured but one touchdown against
an aggregation from Dodgeville
which the Dodgeville boys said was
not near as strong as the team
they brought here. This rather
counteracts the statements that
Platteville made, that they didn't
back out because they were afraid.
The Dodgeville team was made
up of Dodgeville boys which is all
that Is necessary to say to show
that they were team of gentlemen.
Lancaster lined up as foil ows:
Center, w. Duncalf; R. Guard,
Gates Totman; L. Guard, Lowry;
r. Tackle, j. Duncalf; L. Tackle,
Houghton- Gates; R. End, Green;
L. End, Hamilton; @ Back, Andrews;
R. Half, Hymer; L. Half, Sitter,
F. Back, Henkel.
Touchdowns, Henkel-1.
One point of interest is that
Henkel's touchdown was made over
the center from Lawrence.
The financial condition of the
team is very poor and assistance
would be thankfully received.
R. Meyer. Jr., is in milwaukee Q
on business.
H. E. Schreiner witnessed the
great Chicago-Mlchlgan football
game at Chicago Thursday.
Frank Meyer was home from
Beloit to par5ake of Thanksgiving
dinner beneath the parental roof.
Warren Gelbach accompanied
the U. w. football team to Chicago
Thursday to witness the Chicago
Michigan game.
The Herald turns out some fine
calendars for j. Schreiner & Sons,
Lancaster Lumber Co., and Thomas
& Orrjck first of the week.
Lafayette county newspapers
are paid 81 per hundred for sup
plements containing county board
proceedings, viz, a paper having
1900 subscribers would get $15 for
supplements mailed.
-Messrs. Rolla and Robert
Kinney and Wesley Snider of the
Hurricane took the train here yes
terday morning, bound for Madison
where they will attend the agri-
cultural school of the State Uni
versity.
Father (who is always trying
to teach his son how to act while at
the table3 "Well, John you see
that when I have finished eating
always leave the table" John:
Eyes sir, and that is about all you
do leave"
Sam Hood, the genial rep
resentative of Franklin Move CHS
big Chicago house, was OF g Of the
successful deer hunters this season
and obtained two fine specimens.
He brought a good chunk of venison
to Lancaster with him on his
roo,1lar trim here this week.