Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-02
Soule's Greal


Entering his room. p,...
the lounging chair avs,t..
rival. u didn't take iour 4.
to get'to bed, but befors
their eyes Line had ~
what had taken him a.
Ing. IN show that crn-S
morrow they won't 500,
The next day dawpaar
clear. The air was a..
and long before the nam
little place was in hc,,.s
What business had to /, ~
complished in the morp,ns
the ringing Of the old town
business was at a stsnds,sXS
The midday incomins n.
brought Hundreds Of staDss.
from other school town 4.
aanxious to see the rivals el,a !.
gridiron. The s~inglstous
favorites. and their BLACK
banners seemed to be vithss
The Sinsletons were tke -
rive on the field. and 4. ws
the d~enizens Of FairfsN thev
with them q band iron Boss
the tune Of The Good GA a.
Time" just by way Of Z uuer,.t,.1
a former visit. they narcSs1 =
grounds.
Amid Kisses and cheers a.
tons and their band entered 4.
closure playing this tune. r.
fields were nettlsd at The pro...1
and with a deep drawn sish 4
that immense throng which ~
every space outside Of the ~
ground. awaited the result q -
test.
The Singletons we're imbu,1 ,
confidence. and after q short a.,
In the center Of the field. durins Il
they surrounded the musician
joined In the chorus Of . popuhe
they entered into preliminary !
tice.
Just then the NAirnelds ran n
the lined playing spacs and u /
residents Of the little town -
In theii seats and cheered the
ties to the echo.
The blues did not care to limlu
They had done this on the q
field. and when Capt. souls La
toss and had to kick facing the
the Fairnelders thought thsy VI
hard luck.
Tho Singletons started In on I
gressive. and worked up thel
yaia by yard. With every d
was n clear gain. Their line }
play was marvellous. Not on@
Fairfield get the ball, and afta
minutes Of this sort OF play. ID
make things pleasant, Fred Br
who was on the left end, SEQ
touchdown. The cheers which
ed this play were deafening, bul
ure In kicking for goal coolsl
ardor OF Singleton's friends.
Then came that great run
astonished every one on the Geld
Fairhelders got possession OF II
in their own territory. twenty
from the goal line. and on the
Binxie passed II to Line. who
a move as II to dash around the
end. The Singletons were lookil
this and had planned for great
ling. Instead OF completing Q
end play Line crossed to the IL
II by magic. hurdling Singleton
tackle and guard like 80 many
and running down the whole
OF the field. and placing the ba
hind his opponents posts for a |
down. II was the most remar
run ever seer on this football de-
The cheers were dsafening.
dashed down the field. Line rec,
ed Just one voice Of en,ourags
from the Fairfield quarter. an
Ida Butler waved her small
banner. he jumped completely
Fred Browne and made for the
line. Eaton. the fullback. score
goal, and with the score s toN
Singletons attempted to retrieve
but It was no use. The
half ended 6 to 8. and In the Las
Rod Line Soule again execut
iashing play after breaking thr
Slngleton's center. Outfooting
who failed to down him
added a second touchdown to
score. The yells from Singleton
The kick phased little Jenkins,
Iried for goal, and with the scor
10 s and with three minutes to q
he game the Fairnelders held
opponents down. winning the 9
sst game of football ever seen In
Massachusetts, town.
And It was all due to the marve
un OF Line Soule. who had the
engagement of the girl. credited
been the cause OF deieA'
ng the summer.