Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
PHARMACISTS PLAY FOOT BALL.
Freshmen Trimmed Seniors by Score
Of II to 6,

Yesterday afternoon the teams repre-
senting the Freshmen and the Seniors OF
the National College of Pharmacy played
a very exciting game of football at Van
Ness Park. the Freshmen winning by the
score of il to g.
The grounds We're in miserable condi-
ton, owing to the heavy rain and the
players in a very short time looked as
though there had been a understanding
contest. The attack of the Seniors con-
sisted Of line bucks exclusively, and by
their superior weight succeeded in push
ing the ball over the goal line in a very
few minutes of play. For the rest of the
first half the ball was continually being
forced toward the Freshmen's goal line,
but they succeeded in preventing further
scoring. Steele for the Freshmen on
several occasions was called on to kick. and
in each Instance kicked over the opposing
backs head. for tremendous gains.
In the second half the Freshmen found
the opposing ends weak, and started an
unmerciful parade around them. Pozen
Buchanan and Spencer made long gains
and Steele was sent over from the ten
yard line for the Freshmen's first touch
down. Floyd missed an easy goal
The Seniors came back strong and car
ried the ball down to the Freshmen's two.
yard line. where Floyd picked it up on
tumble and ran it back a hundred yards
and within few yards OF the Seniors
goal Buchanan was sent over for the
touchdown. Floyd kicked goal.
Deming kicked off to the Seniors. Deter
catching the ball on the Vineyard line.
where he was thrown by Simons. The
Seniors tried end rushing. but were
thrown back By successive line plunses
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half minute to play. Steele fell back for
a drop kick. He gagged the wind per-
fectly, but the ball struck the bar, and,
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down several times. was blown back on
the field. Time Was called on the next
lineup. with the ball in the Seniors pos
session on their two-yard line. For the
losers Deter played the best game.
Line up for Freshmen: Deming, left
end; Salb. left tackle; Reh, left guard ;
Souder, center: Nolan. right guard
Steele right tackle; Simons. right end
back: Pozen and Undertake right half
back; Spencer, fullback.
Touchdowns = Seniors. Deter; Fresh
men. Steele, buchanan. Goals Kicked
Deter. Floyd. Umpire-Prof. H. e. Kalu-
sowski Referee-Prof w. H. Hfllebrand
Linesmen-Profs #. A Holton and g. W.
Waggaman. Time of halves-Twenty-fi five
minutes.
Wisconsin Cleared $2o, 600 on Season.
Wisconsin has cleared about 500 600 on its
foot ball department this season. The re-
ceipts for the season were. In round num-
bers. $4,000 and the expenses about sl2,-
600. Financially this has been on Of the
best foot ball seasons in the history Of the
university. The receipts for the three big
games were: Chicago. $500: Minnesota,
1i8, 800, Michigan. $4,000. Minor games
brought In about 1000,
The biggest Item Of the expenses was the
salaries OF the coaches. Head Coach King
received $3.50 a. salary and $50 Tor -.
penses. total Of g, 800 for the eeveuty-tWo
days he worked with the team. or $x&o1 q
day. Extending the ten days OF the season
he received $66l6 day. or ut the rate Of 8
little over 10000 year. Assistant Coach
Holt r. understood 70 have received $1,000.
or at the rate Of 9tp.sB . day. excluding
Sundays. Other big Items Of expense during
tho season were transportation and hotel
bills.
The big pronts Of the foot bali season
Will put tho athletin aseociatinn hack on
its test dnanc1allY. When the season
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