The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-11-06
NOTES
ON LAST GAME
AS WAS SEEN BY COPPER ORE

Reeves played the star game for
Ely. Style all the while when a
district attorney will do such hard
work.
Charlie Holmes imagined he was
taking a bunch of Greeks to Jail
whenever Ely tried left guard, he
walked right through them.
| Tex Hall was loyal to his home
team, being there with the orange
and black. Tex claims McGill as
home for the present.
Did you notice the smile on Coach
Hogan's face all during the game?
Uncle AL was there with bells when
it came to roofing for McGill. He
says they won by a horses neck.
Some young ladies in Ely and East
Ely felt pleased when McGill won,
as their orange and black had been
tanning the breeze all during the
game.
Graham says some one moved the
goal posts when he started towards
them, and knows he ran a Marathon.
Burns, the society editor, had his
leg pulled just before the finish.
Some said he was unlucky. The ma
jority think differently.
Fry claims he made lots of noise,
but can't prove it.
"Dicky" was in the game all the
the time, same as he was in base
ball.
German said the field was Z yards
too long at one end and three yards
too long at the other. What's the
answer?
Tommy Hinton says foot ball beats
pounding rivets a city blockk.
Dunk's right leg should be in
vaudeville. He is sure some high
kicker.
Houghton said a tall lemonade"
wouldn't go bad to settle these
sage brush leaves I've been eating
the past hour"
Conway kelly was the smiling
boy all during the game. Too good
natured to make mad.
Curtis says apologize during
a football game if you knock a man
down. If we were all his size we
would make the rule permanent.
Smelterville was represented by
an orange and black player, Neill
carrying off the honors for the juno
tion town.
Rice says he enjoyed the work fine.
He looked lonesome though.
Watty is in training he says, and
only wants a boys size steak in the
future.
Fay was good both as a rooter and
player.
Mcdonald says football is lots bet
ter exercise than working.
Knapp thinks it's just as easy to
play 5000 feet above sea level as to
play at sea level. Says you canwin
just the same at either place.
Robbins says those last few yards
were SO easy.
Collins thinks the score was an ac-
cident. Accidents happen in the best
of families, they say.
Blue and white did not seem to
show up very brilliantly Sunday.
Scott thought the game was too
short and is anxious to play longer
halves.
Frank Welshon is afraid to go to
Ely now, after making such anoise
for the smelter boys.
The ExpositOr thinks the smelter
boys are like Indians and never for
get anything. We are all good In
dams, anyway.
Billy Hogan was very much inter-
ested in the side lines during the
last of the game.
Geo. OJhnson said: II love my
tennis, but oh you football"
Sixty per cent looks good to the
manager. Was a shame to take the
money, too.
Ely is going to let Worthington
have the ball, as he likes to hold it.
Pheby's bull dog is anxious to join
the blue and white ranks. He's an
Irish bull, and showed his colors
when an orange man tried to kick a
pig skin.
The ambulance was at the park
but much to our delight was not
needed.
Bum day for the doctors. Only a
d~islocated shoulder and a few
bruises. Cheer up Docs, we have
some more games scheduled.
Plate or Thomas could pick the
hall up without danger of being
tackled, but their scalps were in
danger more than once.
Buffers Greek movement watch