The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-11
n ! { ] SCHOOL II
!. !. BEAT SIO|RE|R
OOLLEGLANS: ARE OUTCIASsED
-..%.+ AT ALL POINTS BY THEIR
=" ~ OLD RIVALS -.
Game Full Of Surprises
First Half Ends With Neither Side
Able to Score, but in Second Wash
ington Uncorked a Few Tricks.

Harper's Ferry, Nov. Elm a
game replete with fake runs, criss
crosses aud forward passes, M. st.
High School. Of Washington. defeats
their old time rival .Storer to the
tune Of II to nothing, g:.'~
A 65yard run BY Halfback
Thomas and a 40 yard run by Capt.
Richardson, resulting both in a
touch down won the game. = :,
The Washington team having
heard OF the defeat or their yearly
rival Baltimore at the hands Of Stor-
er came up from Washington pre-
pared to do battle royal. In the flrst
half the plgskin was pushed and
showed backwards and forwards with
little or no gain by. either side until.
near the close of the first, half when
Storer had the ball on their, oppo-
nent's 10 yard line, but after re-
peated formations she failed to score
and M. Street received the bail
BY short onside kicks in which the
victors were, adopts they. advanced
the ball down the field, but after try
ing end runs and lime plunges time
was called at the end of 80 min.
utes of playing at a nothing to moth
ing score. "' II ,.''''':. -, f.
In the second half Storer received
the ball and quarterback iMcGee
made q good run Of several yards.
After several minutes Of play Nj, St.
received the bail and unfolded her
tricks which won the game. = 5'''.>...
The Storer boys not disinayed re-
sumed play Intent ON evening scores
at least, but the third attempt at
forward pass; proved unsuccessful
and Captain Richardson had reeled
Eoif 0tfeS toaeh- down 4 81,
|, Next week the frat team win III
dulge in light signal practice pre-
paratOry to cir game In Washing
ton with Armstrong Manual Train
ing School. The second team play
play Charles Town Saturday, on the
home grounds and a good game is
expected. o.. ,...'.
Positions. !. ..,.,
Nj. Street. ...i.
=. Richardson, Capt, Right End.
Shipley, Right Tackle. b..
Trigg, Right Guard. ..
Mann, Center.
%Pinkett, Left Guard.
Evans, Left Tackle.
Brown, Left End.
Savoy Lawson), Quarter Back.
Thomas, Right Half Back.
I Talbot, Left Half Back.
Miles, Full Back.
r. Storer.
McGill, Right End.
Scott, Right Tackle. 1872
De Shields, Right Guard. d.. .
Thomas, Center. o..
l.. Taylor, Left Guard.
Norris, Left Tackle.
Massett, Left End.
MCGEE (Lewis) Capt, Quarter
Back. ......
Brimage, Right Half Back,
Tomlinson, Left Half Back.
DAILY Wheaton, Full Back.
Subs-McKinney, Ray, Roulhac,
for M. st.
Meyers, Diggs, Palmer, Howard,
for Storer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Richard
son.
Goal-Shipley.
Referee-Prof. Mcdonald. of Sto-
|rer.
Umpire-Mr. Douglass of Wash.
Field Judge - Prof. Saunders. Of
Storer.
Time eeper--Arter, Storer,
1inesman-Montgomery, Of Wash.
Time Of Halfs-30 Minutes.
Miss Elizabeth w. Anthony, daugh-
ter Of the President Of the Board Of
Trustees, has come to Storer to flll
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Miss e. Louise Rands, who
is now teaching in the Portland, Me-,
High School.
Miss Brady recently went to Mar
tinsburg, to consult the dentist.
Prof. Wilkinson, Of M. st. High
School, was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Lovett at the Hill Top House
while the former was In town for
the foot ball game.
The Curtiss Free Baptist Church,
under the leadership Of Miss Bra
dy's s. s. Class, conducted the first
bean supper Of the year with mark
ed success on Saturday last.
{ Rev. r. H. Thopson preached a
very helpful sermon at the college
church Sunday night. Mr.. Thomp-
son Is best known as a singer, but
his preaching is first class as well,
Rev. Snowden Of John Wesley NJ.