The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-23
In Scrappy Game On Wallace
Park GridirOn.
Ben Wilford, Full Rack for Visitors
Breaks His Left Leg ut
the Ankle.
SPECTATORS GROW EXCITED.

field football team, had his left lie
broken at the ankle in the game yes
terday with the r. L. C.'s. shortl
after the second half began. Whe
the players had separated after
scrimmage, he was left on the groun
helpless. and an examination by ID
H. p. Sights, who was a spectator
showed that one bone had been broi
en- near the left ankle.
DIR. Sights brought him to the eft
in his buggy and reduced the fracture
| lie was then removed to the Graf
hotel and will be sent today 10 hi
home in Mayfield.
While the accident depressed tn
players somewhat, a substitute wa
called in Immediately, and play re
sumed.
One other accident occurred. whe
Harry stiles, right tackle on the r
l.. C.'s team, was hurt by a blow Of
the head, received from a hard fal
TO the ground with a mass of player
on top OF him. He was forced TO re
tire from the game and was daZed 70
several minutes. A large swelling
over one temple and, a black eye. vii
be the extent of his injuries.
The score of the game was:
X. IL. C.'s ...... ...... ..... II
Mayheld ......... ...........
Two accidents. much wrangliag
and not any markedly superior play
ing on either side, is the summary o
yesterdays game between the r. l.
C.'s and the team from Mayfield.
While the r. l.. C.'s went through
the Mayfield line for heavy gains al
most every time, they were unable
to accomplish anything with thei
end plays, as here, the Mayfield in
reference was good.
Mayfield was effective in exactl,
the opposite way, they being effective
on end runs. and unable to make an!
gains. except toward the last of ths
second half. through the r. l.. ca
line.
The enthusiasm of the spectator.
is the most serious obstacle in the
way of a good game in Paducah
They overrun the field. making Il
practically impossible to execute enc
runs. Another clearly unlawful par
of yesterdays game was the coaching
after the game began, from bott
sides. though in this matter the part
isans of the r. L. C.'s were the chic
offenders.
The game was characterized b,
much off-side play. The first touch
down was made by Norton, fullbacl
for the r. L. C.'s, seven minutes aftei
play began. The second and fina
touchdown was made three minutes
after play began in the second half
by Bower, left half for the r. l.. C.'s
Quarter back Sights filed TO kick both
goals and the score was 10 to o.
The Game.
The positions of the players for
both teams We're as follows:
r. l.. C.'s-Wiekliffe. center
Sights. quarterback; Hayes. right
guard; Stiles, right tackle: Coburn
right end; Elliott. left guard; Hughes
left tackle: Katterjohn, left end
Owen. right half; Bower. left half,
Norton, fullback.
MAYFIELD = Watson, center;
Rutherford, quarterback; Orr, right
guard; Boaz, right tackle; Baugh,
right end; Brewer, left guard; Wat
kins. left tackle; Lemon, left end
Albritton, right half; Green. left half
MILFORD, fullback.
Culley's kicked OFF to Mayheld.
With the BAN near the Mayfield goal,
and after it had passed back and
forth from one team to the other,
Culley's carried Norton over for a
touchdown. Only the mass plays OF
Culley's were effective, their end
plays being blocked by good lnterfer-
ence from Mayfield, in which Quarter
back Rutherford and their right end
did good work.
Mayfeld kicked off to Culley's For
the remainder of the first half, the
ball see-sawed from one side to the
other, but Culley's went steadily to-
ward the Mayfield goal, and when
time was called, were on their 35
yard line.
A tumble by Mayfeld was caught
by Stiles, who carried the bail for
ward In the first part of the second
half for a sharp gain. Mayfield here
was effective through Culley's line.
but 3 minutes after play began, Bow
er carried the ball over for the sec
ond touchdown.
Mayfield kicked of. Mass plays
through. Mayfeld's line and punting
by Norton, advanced Culley's. May
field, after Hamlet was substituted
for MILFORD, who had his left leg
broken. made gains through Culley's
line. Stiles was knocked out and
was substituted. Norton
punted to Mayfield's three yard line,
and Culley's got the ball. Time was
called with another touchdown as
sured.
Mr.. Roscoe Reed, coach for the
High school team, was referee, and
Mr.. Louis Rieke, Jr., was umpire.
Time of halves, 20 minutes.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS