Annapolis 11, State 5.
Continued from page i,
feated at Annapolis, victory perched
upon our banners of “White and
Blue’’ in another section of country.
Our valiant Reserves trimmed the
strong Bloomsburg Normal aggrega
tion at Bloomsburg by playing the
finest kind of football. The score.
STATE 5 NAVY II
Ba r 1c Capt. Howard
Wray it Pie.sol
Kunkle Ig O’Brien
Dunn, Gotwals v .. Causey
Putnam rg '... Shafroth
Gataals, McWilliams ..rt Grady
Cam bell re. .Woodworth Bague
Moorhead q ••• Norton, Decker
lhb.. .. Spencer,Townsend
Miller, Mcllveen rhb Doherty..
McGee fb Ghormley
Touchdown —Grady. Decker, Yeckley. Goal
from touchdown-Norton. Umpire—Orkeson, Le
high. Referee—Bergen, Princeton. Head lines
man—Melvin, St. Johns. Time of halves—2o min
utes. Atte idance 50GO,
At Bloomsburg
NORMAL 0
Bck ...
T. Prevost
Long
Levand..
Erickson
Morg-tn .
Titman ....
Willoughby
Brown
Touchdown - Richey. Referee—Dr. Cooper.
Umpire- Haas,Berw ck University. Head lines
men -McCreary and Riddle. Timer —Mr. lioutcl.
Time of halves—2U minutes.
Toothpicks vs. Tumblers
By far the most interesting foot
ball game, yet played on Beaver
Field was that of last Saturday when
an aggregation of tall lean upper
classmen met a similar team of
short stubby students.
The varieties of uniforms exhibited
were limited only by the number of
players in the game, and some were
freakish in the extreme bringing
forth shouts of laughter from on
lookers along the sidelines. The
game opened .with Brewster’s kick
off for the Toothpicks, and then
followed such an exhibition of the
fine points of football as has seldom
been seen on any college gridiron.
The Tumbleis had the ball and
tried line-plunging but the Tooth
picks lay down in the way and
stopped the plays. Then “Nell”
Rafter signalled, ‘Thermo-dyna
mics, Alternators, Ikey Reber,”
and Gilson tore around right end for
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
a good gain only to have the ball
brought back by the referee The
Tumblers were penalized for com
bined holding, offside play, and
slugging a distance of forty yards
and the ball was given to the Tooth
picks. Their strength lay in end
runs, and these were used extensive
ly. Lorah finally seized the ball on
a fumble and crossed the line for a
touchdown, but the referee saw
something peculiar In the play and
penalized the Toothpicks forty yards
for luck, not allowing the score.
Occasionally some player would be
‘ ‘ laid out, ’' in which case he was
promptly lifted to the official wheel
barrow and trundled off the field.
Mahaffey was the worst offender in
this aspect. The first half finally
ended with no score.
In the second half the antics of
the first half were repeated, but
both sides settled down to ‘ ‘ play
the game, ’ ’ with the result that Ma
haffey finally got away on an end
run for a touchdown and the Tumb
lers had won 6-0. After the game,
with much ceremony the Toothpicks
were each awarded a short thick
“ T ” while the Tumblers were pre
sented with a long thin “ T.” The
proceeds of the game minus the
printing expenses were about $25.00
which goes to the State Collegiam.
The line-up:
TOOTHPICKS TUMBLERS
Fhckinger, 'O6 1c Gilson, ’O6
Shed, ’O6 It i-omis, 'o7
Caughey, ’O7 Ig C. H. Smith, 'O7
Fallon, 'O7 c King,'o7
Leitzell, 'i»7 • ••• •rg Mussina, 'O7
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. ..Ferguson
.. .Cyphers
Price
... Reese
Leonard
.. Hand
Burns
.A. Yecklcy
. ..hjehey
Brewster, 'O7 rt Williams, 'O6
Jacobs,’o6 re.... .. Tawney, 'O7
Ouig‘ey, 'O6 qb.. Rafter,'i 6, (Capt)
Conklin,'o7 lhb Foltz, T 6
Culp, 'O6 (Capt) rhb Clay, 'O6
Deuel,'U6 fb Mahaffey,'o6
Extra le Walker, ’O7
re Snyder, 'O7
Lorah, 'O6
hb Horning, 'O7
Umpire—F. E» Wilber. Referee—Haverstick,’o7.
Time-keepers—Cassel,’o7, Dodge,'o7. Waterboy—
Harris. 'OB. Aids to the injured - Miller, ’O7, Arms
by, 'OB. Time of halves —Unknown.
-O. H. Bathgate, ’O4, who during
the past year has been working in
Milwaukee, Wis., has secured a po
sition with the P. R. R. at Altoona.
A large number of students spent
e’ection day at their homes.
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