The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-28

bed siye yards for cftsiiie IllIS. liner
man Ia s,iecesslon made ave ana
NO yaris iseaii, was ea,lsa ea 4 y
cross Tickle buck and made ihree
yards. Here the bal went 10 Marietta
on downs, stoh pantea to Gaiinsy.
who tumbled and Green fen on TIN
leather. Green was dpwned NJ i, &
Hutchinson, who forgot himself and I'M
.dulged in Struggling and was imne.
dlately put out OF the game. HIS broth.
er. 3. Hutchinson, was substituted.
West virginia was penaiyxed iitteen
yards for this display Of feeling, and
in addition the bail was given 90 Mari.
eta. Lord lost twelve yards and Day.
ton was also tackled back OF the line.
Aforward pass was called, hut Gin
man fumbled and the ball went 10
Core. IN the next play iorgantown
fumbled. but Yeardley recovered The
ball. Carney punted 10 Dayton. Swho
was nailed ia his tracks Simon lost
eight yards. Dayton pnnted to Gan.
ney, who fumbled, and the bali
gotten by Lord. Edwards made eight !
yards through the opposite tackle.
Marietta fumbled and a3Yeardley get
the ball. Gaffney failed and Leahy
made two yards. Carney pnnted to
Wedow. who was downed on the 1s3I
yard line. Marietta was psnAIyzed
rs yards for q bad forward pass, Day.
ton punted and Gaffney8 fnmbied. Lord
getting the ball. He ran 10 yards and
over the goal line. but crossed the Side
line. and the bali came back ito The
40 yard line. Marietta tried Edwards
twice on cross tackle bucks. each time
for a gain Of two yards. Marietta was
held for downs on "a yard line. CAR.
ney lost five yards and Leahy made
up three Of them. Gafney puntcd 5to
Wedow on the so yard line, and the
Marietta quarter signaled for d fair
catch, Dayton booted thesbaii 40 yards
to Hinerman, who returned IL BY a fine
30 yard run through; tacklerS after tack
Ter. fount made two yards mad Hin
man gave twos Marietta got the bali
on the eight yard line. Ripners was
called to the right o. the line, first
for three runs and then for two! Mari.
eta was penalyzed ten yards for hold
ing. and Morgantown got the ball ION
downs. Gaffney 5punted ten yards de.
ways across the field out Of bounds,
Dayton getting the ball. I West VIZ.
ginia was penalyzedst ten yards: forholtf.
Ing, Ripner failed to gain and Dayton
lost two yards. Wedow Striedsa drop
kick goal from field. but failed and
West Virginia got the ball Marietta
was penalyzed fifteen yards for hoids
ing. Dayton attempted to punt, but
the bali went low and Marietta got
the leather again. X
Dayton was called and made two
yards and then punted ITO eight yartis
!, from the goal line. Core fumbling and
Marietta getting the bali, WedowI
drop kicked from the twentyjyard line,
the ball going between the posts.
Score. Marietta, 4, Wv. 81 q, after
nineteen minutes Of splay. III
Dayton kicked OF twiceSs the first
time being bad one. Marietta held
for downs, getting the$balls Slender
and Edwards gained nothing and
Wedow punted. West Virginia began
to go down the field, one long gain
being on a 20 yard forward pass To-
Human. Neblnger although sutYering
from bad ankle, went in tile game.
/ He.made eight yards on8thes drst play.
Another good forward pass was made,
this time for ten yards Soon after
this, after a fair catch, Core tried Sfor
goal from the As yard line bptlmfssed
by narrow margin. The latter part
of the half was full of plnting; this
being resorted-to by both sides.
Score, Marietta, a; W. v; 0. 4;
Second Half-Th he second half was
one of the most iheartrending for West
! Virginia supporters that could De linz
aglnea. Again and again & lie bali
:, would travel towards the goal 'only to-
be lost. AS in the first half, Marietta
could do no consistent ground gaining,
but was always forced Stospant. West;
Virginia, also, seemed to have an aver
sion to the ball and succeeded inSlosing
It in some way every time they had
possession Of 1t. Core tried for d.
field goal three times. but each time
failed. twice by very narrow margins.
In the latter part Of the half West
{Vii sfnia touch down looked almost Gers
tain. After Cores third tempt at u
field goal, Dayton spunted Sto Taban,
who returned it by al fneS2 0syard run.
1'aban in succession made i've and ten!
yards, placing the ball about rs yards
from the line. Core went; through for
five sticks, but hurdled and was pen.
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