Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-03
.GR|D|RON FATALITIES SEASONS LIST SHOWS TWENTY DEAD AND POS ARE
 INJURED.
One Girl Is Numbered Among the Vic tims of the Football
 Struggle.

N Chicago, Dec 2.-The football sea faon ending Thursday shows total of twenty killed and 205 seriously in- sjtred <Of the latter six will prob ably die and more than forty are per manently crippled.
 As a sport football slightly exceeds automobiing and falls slightly under Hunting for the number of fatalities. Prize fighting and bull fighting, which are prohibited because of their brutal features do not show as many deaths in ten years as the football season displays for two months.
 Public sentiment has been aroused to the pitch where it is demanded that the brutal features of the college game be eliminated and slugging for bidden.
 The following is an official list of the actual slain in football this sea- son:
 Brown, Robert, fe years oi1, South east school team. Sedalia, Mo-: tackl- ed and thrown in school game. Nov eniber 25, with Summit Hill school team, injuries resulting in complete paralysis: he died November 2S, with out having recovered consciousness. Bryan, James Edward, 16 years old, member Canon City, Colo, team; struck in stomach n game with Flor ence, Colo, high school, October 19, dying almost instantly.
 Decker, Miss Bernadette, IS years old, member of girls football team; injured in game at Eckhardt, Md, October 2S, and died November of malady resembling malignant prei- tonitis
 Dondero, John C., 2 years old; member Willimantic, Conn.,, football team; injured in game at Jewett City, Conn, October 9, resulted in cerebral hen1orrhage and died within an hour. Ficken, G. C., fHllback on junior tean. Southern Athletic club; struck oh8 head in scrimniage in game with QQeen and Crescent team in New Or le&ns, November ?, and died without 1gining consciousness.
 &riffin, c. w., member of Leomir stXM NTocc 1,;o1, cobool foo,,. Ho n, mfion resulted from kicks over kid IFS in game and died November 23. ; KeXey, Vim. j.. 15 years old, stu d&pt at Masten Park high school, sburg, but too light for the school m, internal injuries received in rub" game, November 1. develop seriously two or three days later
 he died November 8.
 Knight Horatio T., IS years old, of sngfield, Mass, member of fresh team of Phillips Exeter academy
 ter, N. T.; injuries received ill rclass game, November 5, result fn meningitis; died November 9. feehan, John, 15-year-old son of rtern,aster Sergeant Meehan of
 Fifth United States infantry; be fractured in school game at Pa Grove, Cal, November il, and died same evening"
 [ontgomery, Howard C., 17 years
 member of Hampden Sidney eel
 team, Farmville, near Richmond,
 injuries to spine received in etice October 3, resulted in par His from which he died October 10
 oore William, 19 years O l, f ensburg, N. Y, right half5a"k pn college team. skull fractured ir.
 De with New York university No
 Der 25; carried from field uncon
 ls and died six hours later with
 recovering consciousness.
 prgaard, Herman G.. 17 years ell
 tber Council Bluffs Ua.) high Pol team; injuries received .n a
 e at Harlem, Ia., October os, re-
 ng in abcess on the brain: Ted ; e1nber 10.
 eborne, Ca1i, IS years old mem
 Rellmore Ind, high school ,aam eKsd player in game between .,e..'
 e an Marshall teams and several
 ers fell upon him; picked ip deal
 1t was found that rib had been