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PAGE SIX
Sopiromotes Win by Score of Two
to One in the Ne w Scrap.
° I T h e inauguration of the push bald'
scrap whichLwas adopted this year
•
for the first time as an underclass
contest to fill he gap made by the
abolition of the picture scrap,i
iarked, by many injuries,
however, wete not severe
little consequence. 'The
did not proNte to be as
succes ful as was expected and at the
most, furnished but I scant amuse
ment
meint or either participants or spec
tators. La i urels and Bond ns went to
the, sophomores by th narrow
margin of two to one, anc the i
af
fair was hOtly contested by both
classes.. , • I
In the first period 1912 succeeded
in pushing the ball intothe freshman
territry and managed to hol t it
there ritil the required ten min tes
had aped. On the exchang of
goals in
i u
the second part, the efforts
of th sophomores were were again re
ward d by a point gained in similar
wa , making the Score' 2-0. The
fir two periods were merely push
ing matches as the ball was kept on
th ground throughout, the fighting
at the center appearing to be an ex
-1 act reproductiorriof the 'cider , scrap.
The third period broUght the 'only'
tinge of real excitement to the
match, when the freshmen managed
to get the ball up into the air, and
aided by a' strong wind secured =a
score. The ball was 'brought' back
to the centre, and after a few more
minutes scrapping, the match was'
declared to be over, with the ball
in the sophomore territory, the final
score being 1912, 2;
, 1913, 1.
wnich,'
r and O.
The scrap itself showed many de
,fects 7hich will have Ito be greatly
; , rgmeded before it can be attempted
- . 4gain. Primarily the ball was on
the ground two-thirds! of the time,
when the rules exprestly direct that
it should be kept in the air, and this
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