The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-10-21
CARLETON SHOWS UP WELL
Large Crowd Sees Collegians Defeat
Delmar A. @, IL to O-Brannon
Plays With Carleton.

" 90 al AlldN h'IN NAllflbIl rum
running up large score on Delmar
at the Fair Grounds last Saturday.
Individually the team was all to the
good, and when they have had more
practice aud training they will be-
stronger than last year. Carson
Wood was the star Of Saturdays
game. He made several good gains,
and his tackling was spectacular.
Big Boy Braunon was in the game
at left guard, and as fan expressed
it, he was always uppin' some
one" Medley took care of left
, tackle, and was there with both feet.
! Medley looks to be one Of the best
years. Taylor Smith put up fast
/ game at left end, and ran back sew
cral punts in fine shape. The ever
/ reliable Gordon was on duty ut cen
ter, aud his passing and defensive
work were perfect. HOehn, who
was at right guard, will make a star
/ 'll'' Nv SUE Il ilNAlI lIl'lf 'N li't
cnce. Springer, the best line man
In the State, was Mt right tackle,
aud when Delmar attempted to run
n play through him Bill hung ont
the nothing doing" sign. In fact,
that sign was out all along the line.
Captain Pipkin ran the team we'll ut
p ~ nd l.zrapnI 81. H.,
defensive plays. Rozier was always
IN the game, his defensive work be-
Ing the best he has shown this year. |
Nations kicking was not up to his |
usual mark, but he made some good /
gains through the line, and did good /,
work running back punts.
The Methodists 90 to Rolla mex.
Saturday and play the School of
Mines. The Miners have defeated |
St. Louis L. this year, and lost to
Missouri L. by n small score. Garlic |
ton will have to play some real foot
ball to win.
How Carleton made their first |
A'NNi b'illloi npli Nilt Nohs ]
and chose to receive the ball; earle.
ton kicked off to II. Ecoff, who ran
the ball back 10 yards; G. Donzelot
failed to gain around left end; +.
Donzelot punted To Smith, who ran
IL back 10 yards; Wood lost e yards
on an attempted end run; Nations
t,tft Il, H..a rIE thrnn0rh l.ff -
Nations punted to Strauss, who was
duwned in his tracks by Smith; Del
mar attempted n delayed pass, but
failed to gain; Nations intercepted n
forward pass aud ran - yards; Pip
kin tried right end, but failed; Del
mar was penalized yards here for
ofIside, which placed the ball on
Dclmar's 3-yard line; Rozier gained
, yards through right tackle; Del
mar held on the next down and ii
was Dclmar's ball on their l-yard
line; +. Donzelot kicked and Fuchs
recOvcred; f.. DOnzelot gained .
yards through the line; Delmar
kicked TO Nations, who ran II back
10 yards; Rozier lost 3 yards around
right end: Wood made = yards
around left end; Nations punted and
Strauss brought 1t back 20 yards;
G.. Donzelot tried an end end run,
but Wood threw him for l2-yard
loss; f.. Don2elOt gained | yard
through center; Donzelot punted to
Rozier, who ran the ball back %
yards; Pipkin lost . yards on end
run; Wood went around left end for
II yards; Nations made yards
through left guard; Wood made 4
yards through left tackle; Nations
made yards through left guard;
Rozier made one yard around right
end; Wood made Z yards through
left tackle; Nations went over on
the next down and kicked goal;
score, Carleton q, Delmar D.. Dur
ing the remainder of the first half
the teams see-sawed up and down
the field, most Of the play being in
Delmar's territory.
Carleton loafed in the second half
and made no attempt to run up n
large score. About the middle OF
the half Nations and Rozier pulled
of nice on-side kick, Rozier scor-
ing after n 30-yard run. Nations
missed the goal and the final score
was, Carleton II, Delmar 0. Lineup:
CARLETON. DELMAR.