The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-07
DOWN WASH. GLEES
 IN HOT CAME
Ry Wagner.)

s Although they went into battle with a weakened backfeId. the Remington Yosts managed to down the Washing ton Glee club of New Haven by ' to O yesterday after one of the most spec tacular battles in local football history On this occasion 1t is permissible to9 dig up the old expression tthard fought. For there was great deal of punishment handed out during the afternoon. Moose Miller, the giant guard of the visitors, took a. swing at Rosenpanny of the Yosts and knock ed him cold. Unk Seeley stopped so many blows that he had to leave the Baker was knocked out in the third period after Krall of the Glees kicked him. Costello of the Glee club retired from the fray with Q couple of broken ribs. Clyde Waters. the Gleesf leader, was warned several times by the referee to stop his roughneck tactics or leave the game.
 The New Haven bunch sent the fastest team that has ever appeared on Yost field. When Costello. the former Georgetown star, was in the game, the visitors exhibited lots of speed in the backheld and gained more ground than the YostS They were un- able to gain much when they reached Yost territory, however.
 The absence of Frank O'Rourke hurt the, Yosts. The backhe1d was poor in the first half and the home boys were helpless on the attack. In the second half when Seeley returned to halfback and Baker played quar- terback, the team looked better.
 Milliken, the Yale Freshman star. was at halfback but could do little because he had no interference. His defensive play was fine. Unk Seeley also played a hard game He made rf<7lx ton.
 Howie Baker furnished the greatest thrill of the game. In the third period after the teams had batt1ed vainly for a score the Glees had the ball on their own 30 yard line. KraIl threw a for | ward pass which Moshier touched but could not hold. As the ball, was in the air; Baker seized it and sprinted for the G1ee line. Nobody could reach him and the Yost rooters went wild as they saw Baker gal1op 40 yards and go over the line Silva. kicked goal, making the score ' to o. This touchdown was made possible 1 by a. blunder of the Glee club. It is recognized by wise football men that a forward pass should not be used in your own territory. It is such un- certain play that the opposing side is | apt to take the ball and score, as happened yesterday.
 Soon .afterward Baker intercepted another forward pass and ran 45 yards before he was downed. The l Yosts lost the ball on downs after l this. however. Then Baker had to leave the game because of injuries. 1 During the remainder of the game l the Yosts held the enemy safe at all 1 times.
 l In addition to the stellar work of 1 Costello, the playing of Moshier, Dietz and NGoriarty of the Glees deserves praise. The lineup:
 Remyos. GIee Club. Baker, Silva, Russell. .... l ...... Rogers, CIerkin Left End. | Abbott Moriarty, Ferguson Left Tackle. | Flanagan Beginna | Left Guard. l PJura Davidson Center.
 l ELOS04panny M1ler Right Guard. | Mccormack Clark
 Right Tackle
 Fitzpatrick Waters [ Right End.
 See1ey, Baker, Casey. ...-.....K KraH
 Quarterback. l Casey, See1ey, Cunningham .,.. Moshier Left Halfback. | M1ll1ken .COSCellOs D10TZ ! Right Halfback. | Ha1lOp1n = AaVery Fullback.
 Touchdowns. Baker, 1. Goal from l touchdown, Silva, Referee, Waters. l Umpire, Hull. Head 1inesman, Far I rell Time, quarters of 12 minutes.
 
 Mrs. Bertie Brixie widow of the