The sun., 1908-11-27

Erasmus, Aestsfbers averaged ever forty
yySs, ySas OF n a" es kSA pSy PSd 20 &c so ws
this way Tor his field goals. AtheYGh
many penalties were imposed op n bS!a sdssd sldsds'
The gates we're open At hall past J ano a
the crowd at once began 70 stream INTO tne
stands by. the time Tor the game t9 begin
persona that has eyer witnessed seholastie
football game In New York, Benches we're
arranged along the east side OF the field
saeh sehoo we're re asssnSsd ON these
they sang. and the cheer leaders did their
grand stand was a lonG, line Of ,nenrly 100
automobiles. all Rayly decorated with the
blue and gray, OF Poly or the blue and Rold
snthemums and carried the ,fIass Of their
favorite institutions. After the. game the
Poly students beaded by the band, indul.sed
y wa bnwa snake dSnSs ade ana
their conauerors generously. Inc detaiieo
play: nj,
lowed by Erasmus. In the signal .nli .anli
which the blood flowed in stream. but i
BARLEY Won the toss and decided 70 receive
the kick of from Erasmus defending the
south goal Hesterberg sent the leather
80 yard line. He was downed after runnin g
back a, few, yards, Carlin went ground aroH,ndd
left end to the 30 yard line being goos 1aeke@ for
by Stevenson, Andrews was SoDo Eassa lpI q
through left tackle, IL, was evident that
Poly could not make distance and Butler
booted to Hesterberg on Erasmuss E 20 yard
yards and was tackled by Andrews on the
30 yard line. Latham made one yard
right end and Hesterberg then booted out
ght yard punt e to Bs'le5 t6rcSd Sd
PPo IS yard hne Dessss to set around wos ief
end by HesterberE, He fpmb9lsd 9 t the bal ball
and hesterberg recovered It for ;ldS ErSssImms Inms
On the 50 ard son Mns SroSght to
the ground by Eiching on tackle around
fumbled and II was Poly 8 ball. -,
centre and Brooks six through tackle
Andrews made six more through the line,
planting the bail on Eraslnuss ID yard
lime AIKEN eve ot BS two successive @
line bucks Andrews brought the ball to
the yard line and Brooks took IT to the
yard VAR ensled ns Ga ees HaTds for holding
and Dessart began again with q three yard
gain tine yard 20. Andrews brought the
ball t3 the 4, yard ne isT aSa.n snasd sh1 on ene
ground. The ball was given TO Erasmus
on her 20 yard line. and forward pass
from PrinH TO stevenson went wrong.
Hesterberg then punted to Butler on the
81 yard line and the latter was tackled
after five yard gain.
II was Poly's ball. and Andrews at once
iusgled with the ball. but recoHered It on
EraSmus's ls yard line. The Poly backs
got by Butler before he could pass the ball
the peS psS ana ne qd lacked
Carlln fdeN loss on an end run, and here
came the field goal. which resulted IN Poiys
Hesterberg kicked on to, Andrews, who
Dessart made four through right tackle, and
he then punted to HesteTberg on me %
terberg four, aud Miles was nabbed by
Bomeisler. Prinz failed to gain, on
quarterback run, but latham broke through
the ball and Butler soon painted to latham
in midfeld. Latham slipped after making
ten yards through tackle and Poly soon got
Miles, but Pitcher brought him down witn
a flying tackle before he had caught the
ball, and Poly was penalized fifteen yards.
period, Erasmus having the ball on Poly's
10 yard line when time was called,
There ne changes sscon5 n 'he bs Rer e1
kicked OF, Prinz ran back thirty Yards aud
was tackled by Pitcher on the % yard line.
For several moments there was puntng
duel between Dessart and Hesterperg, the
bali waverng bock and forth In the centre
of the field. Hesterberg broke through
right tackle. fell, regained his feet and went
on for ten yards more. being tackled on the
10 yard line by Dessart The other backs
rained several yards by mass plays, but
Prin2 lost his head and the Tall, and the
latter went to Poly In midheld,
D. Bomeisler gained twelve yards around
the end and was tackled by Stevenson on
the IS yard line. Csrlin and Brooks made
two gains through the right side Of the line.
and Butler then made the forward pass to
Brooks, which resulted in the only touch
down Andrews crossed the line and /
Butler. missed a difilcuit goal from touch
down. Murphy was then sent in by Eras-
mus for McNair.
Poly again received the bail from Eras-
mus, Andrews runnin it back thirty yards.
After the ball had sureed up and down the
field several times Butler made fair catch
on Erasmus s I3 yard line and attempted
goal from placement, which failed. Eras-
of Kicks. Butler at last made another fair
catch on the 3s yard line, and this time his
Kick for a goal went true. The half ended
before the ball had time TO change hands.
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