Stetson Weekly Collegiate
OFFICIAL STUDENTS' PUBLICATION OF STETSON UNIVERSITY.
Yol. XVIII DeLand, Florida, Wednesday, December 6,1905. No. 9
THANKSGIVING +wen\ 7™ thVce vr vth; fif? UNIVERSITY
touchdown, and Cox kicked goal.
FOOT-BALL E;m"8 "*•* * Pounaf- w*° LYCEUM COURSE
advanced it fifteen yards. By
heavy plays Stetson advanced up
Stetson Walks Over Rol- the neld> and Lawrence Botts Opens Next Friday Even-
lins—39 to 0. went over the line by a 1?ng ei;d ing, December 8.
over end run for the sixth touch-
THE LAST GAME OF THE SEASON J^v' ^V^^I&lU 1? ^ GLEE CEUB CONCERT IN 2 PARTS
KoMins kicked o*± la Duncan,
who advanced the ball fifteen
A Hard-Fought Game, But Too One- vards before being downed Stet- Second Part witn Costumes and Scen-
Sided To Be Interesting. gon went ninety yards down the ery—Robin Hood Captures Sheriff.
field without losing the ball, and
The final football game of the Cox went over for a touchdown ^he Stetson Glee Club has
season was played Thanksgiving and kicked goal, making the score always been a popular home
day at DeLand between Rollins 39 to 0, and the referee's whistle attraction. Several features tend
College and Stetson University, ended the game. to make their coming concert
The game was witnessed by a There is no doubt but that Stet- doubly so. In the first part Mr.
good sized crowd, and was a rep- son's team this year is the strong- Wilmshurst will sino- a solo. Prof.
etition of the game played at est in the history of the school, a. L. L. Suhrie will make his
Winter Park, although it was and it has shown its efficiency first public appearance in DeLand
more one-sided and less exciting, and coaching in the several games as a reader. All the songs sung
first half. played. Not once has its goal by the club will be new and enter.
Rollins won the toss and chose line been crossed, and rarely has taining. In the last half of the
to defend the west goal. Botts it been in danger. It has run up evening the audience will be
kicked off to Rollins, who soon a total of seventy-eight points in transported to Sherwood forest
lost the ball on downs, and Stet- the four games played, and has where doughty Robin Hood and
son sent Duncan over the line in made a record that will compare his 8talwart band of outlaws in
nine pkys for a touchdown. Botts favorably with any college in the Lincoln Green succeed in captur-
kicked off again and Stetson South. j the gheriff of Nottingham.
marched towards the other goal, «ame by plays. He doegn,t the ^.^ ^
and sent Pounds over for the sec- Rollins win3 toss and chooses to come out Friday evening and see
ond touchdown. Botts kicked off defend west goal. Botts kicks to what be does do> DeCeniber 8,
to Rollins, who could not advance 28 yard line ; Jackson returns ball at g p j^ Admission 50 cents
the ball and were forced to punt. 5 yards, before being downed. '
Stetson went up the field for Rollins' ball on her 33 yard line, ball 13 yards before being
forty-six yards and sent Under- Thompson gains 1 yard through downed; Jackson gains 1 yard
hill over the line in a pretty end line; Philips thrown for loss of 1 over tackle; Frazer, guard back,
around end run of twelve yards yard; Green kicks to Pounds at 1 yard, but fails to gain when
for the third touchdown. Botts center of field. Stetson's ball— called again, and ball goes to
kicked to Rollins, who lost the Duncan, tackle around tackle, 10 Stetson on downs at the 30 yard
ball on downs, and Stetson sent yards; F. Botts on same play line. Duncan 1 yard; Kirby,
Duncan over for the fourth touch- makes 6 yards; Pounds cross tackle back .formation, makes it
down. Cox kicked two out of ]?llck * ^rds; Cox, tackle back firsfc d Pounds around end
u,„ 4> i • ,,. i 1r formation over end, 8 Yards; _ , 6tl .- • ...
the four goals m this half. Pounds on same play 30 yards; Ior 5 yards" Stetson Penalized
second half. Cox on same play gains 8 yards, 15 yards for using hands in inter-
Rollins kicked to Stetson, Cox but fumbles as tackled. Duncan ference. Pounds cross buck 5
caught the ball and with good in- recovers the ball and goes 8 yards yards; Cox over end 9 yards;
terference made a return of f°fStet son's first touchdown;Cox Duncailj tackle around tackle, 8
twenty-seven yards. Stetson lost son 5, ^ lins 0 >7ards5 Cox over end 6 W*** 5
the ball on downs, but soon re- Botts kjckg off to Qreen on Pounds on the next play goes 8
gained it and kept it until Kirby Rollins' 15 yard line, who returns yards for Stetson's second touch-
