The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-04
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Visitors Are OutclassedI
Baltimore Used No Guile, but Wsss.;.
Fast and Played Hard, Whaie%
storer Showed Wonderful Ith.
proVement Over Form Of lat
Year. p -" ut LIZ

Harpers Ferry, Oct 30.--A sensa.
tlonal 6O-yard run by right end Nc
HAl IN the last half of play won a,
spectacular contest for Storer from
baltlmore High School. From a spec-
tators' standpoint the game was a
pretty one to witness. The teams
evenly matched, showed an unlimited
amount of stamina and strength
coupled with speed and endurance.
baltimore did not show a whole
lou or new plays and tricks but were
lasC ana played hard football through
out the game. Storer displayed lots
VI Improvement over their form Of
last year showing the wonders the
coaches have worked in the deveIon-
ment of the team :.
Brimage, Wheaton and Tomlinson
IN the back field started quickly and
hlt the line hard, Wheaton, the Storer~
iuil7Dack' although suffering from an
INJURY received during a nractice
game played in good form. =:
Twice during the first half, Storer,s
goal was threatened but by forward
passes and end runs she made re-
markable gains, time being called at
the end Of rs minutes of play at a
0 to score. = =.
IN the second half Scott secured
Ihe plgsk1n for Storer on her Is yd.
line and advanced it to the 40 vd
line; Scott being called on for the
tackle play but it not being success
tul, Baltimore received the ball and
after trying Storer's line twice with
out success prepared to kick. Left.
tackle Morris blocked and. made a
gain Of two yards. -
"A forward pass was then worked
by Lewis Tomlinson and Monett for
a gain OF 20 yds.. Following this up
by an end run by McGsif{ til stSd eitt isssSs
fe1d' of. opposition. (which won ! tk,i !
game with Brimage and Scott as ia .
terference. 49,. 'F.>1.
A field goal being tried by, Tom
llnson failed and the teams lined up
Tor play. Baltimore realizing their
position played a kicking game but
with poor kicking and good runs INV
Storer, Storer managed to keep the
pail In their opponents territory for
the remainder of the game. (; s..
With the exception of a. large
amount OF hurdling on the part Of the
visitors, both sides played, a clean
game throughout.
Brown was undoubtedly the star
Oh the visitors and also the two
ends in swiftness and clean touching,
capt. GIBSON, Of Baltimore, also
prayed a good game at right half.
Ihomas, Deshield and Palmer
were the stone wall Of Storer's line.
while Morris and Scott were speedy
and effective in blocking kicks, and
breaking up formations. Mr.. WiFker.
son, or NJ street High School Is to be
commended for his impartial refer
eeing, =
Line Up.
baltimore High School: Left end.
Young; left tackle, Francis; left
guard, Hayes; center, Thomas; right
guard, Thompson; right tackle, Webb
d. Baker; right end, Young Baker:
quarter back, Sayles; left half, Ma
son; right half, Gibson, (captain;)
full back, Brown.
Storer: Left end, Mossetf: left
TACKLE Morriss; left guard, Palmer,
center, Thomas; right guard, De-
shields; right tackle, Scott; right
end, McGill; quarter back, Lewis,
(captain) left half, Tomlinson; right
half, Brimage; full back, Wheaton.
Touchdown, McGill.
Goal from touchdown, (missed)
Tomlipson.
Referee, Mr.. Wilkerson, Of Wash.
ington. !.
Field Judge, Mr.. Bechet
Umpire, Prof. Mcdonald, of Storer
College.
Head Linesman, Prof, Saunders, of
Storer College.
Assistant Lnesman, Shirley Storer.
Time Keepers, After, Storer and
Thomas, B. H. S., Of Baltimore.
Time OF halves 25 minutes each.
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