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Stetson Weekly Collegiate
OFFICIAL STUDENTS' PUBLICATION OF STETSON UNIVERSITY.
Yol. XYIII DeLand, Florida, Wednesday, November 1,1905. No. 4
JACK^vii^GAME
STETSON, 0) J. U, I., 0
On Friday afternoon at 2:15 gained ten yds. more, which yds. to go, when the referee's
the Stetson University Football placed them on Stetson's six yd. whistle blew and the first half
Team left for Jacksonville, where line, and it began to look as if ended,
they arrived at 7:15 and were the J. L. I.'s were going to have second half.
driven to the Aragon Hotel. it all their own way, but right Yancey kicked off to the twen-
After a good night's rest the here the 'varsity had something ty yd. line, Johnson catching it
morning was spent in sightseeing, to say about it. and bringing the ball back for
and at three o'clock, the team Yancey was called over right fifteen yards.
went on the field to play the ini- tackle but Wolz made a high cox with regular formation,
tial game of 1 he season. pass to him which was blocked gained ten yds. over end, Pounds
Captains Duncan and Yancey and Johnson fell on the ball. made nine yds. over end Wilder
tossed a coin for choice of goals Stetson now lined np on her with formation guard back gained
and kickoff. Duncan won the sjx yd. ijne an(i soon began to inside tackle nine yds., but the
toss and selected the goal to wind- Bj,ow that she was fully as strong, ball was taken from him.
ward and also the kickoff. if not stronger, on offence than Yancey hurled center for a yd.,
Lieutenant Vinzant of the the J. L. I.'s. Bird tried to dive down the side
Rifles was selected by the J. L. Cox ma(ie a two yd. gain over line with ball six inches inside,
I.'s for referee, and Robert Col- right tackle, Yancey was offside the referee, on what was evidently
tier of Jacksonville, a former and the military bovs were pena- a local rule, brought the bailout
student of Stetson, was chosen" ijze(i ten yds. fifteen yds. giving Bird a chance
for umpire by the University Halfback Pounds advanced the to try left end, but he failed to
team. ... . ball but the referee called it a make it and it was Stetson's ball.
.Both captains signifying their forward pass by the quarterback, Then followed in rapid -succes-
readiness, Referee Vinzant blew penaijzing the 'varsity five yds. sioiU ^°x with fine interference
his whistle and the game was on. x. ,. * . gaining ten yds. Duncan five vds.
With third down and nine yds. to o^cujua. uuu^au uvc )u».
first half. to gain Pounds made fifteen yds. Botts fivey<^., Kirby five yds.
Botts kicked off, and Yancey This was followed up by good Here stetson played the best
caught the ball on the J. L. I.'s gains made by Kirbv, Cox, Dun- bal1 in the whole 8arae- Here
five yard line, bringing it back can, Botts and Wilder, This the referee a^ain Pre8eated the
for a gain of six yards. Bird brought the ball to the J. L. I.'s bal1.to the J" L" L'8' who ke^ lt}
was given the ball and gained six vd. line, where the referee untl1 the whlst]e blew Wlth the
twenty yards around left end. gave them the ball. bal1 on Stetson's four yd. line.
Yancey followed with three Yancey and Chappie tried the LINE UP 0F teams.
through the line and Chappie line, but failed to make any Stetson j. l. I.
, , • i < . i 4- • ^ • a ni, ^ Broadwell ) L. End \ Cohen
gamed two more over rigrt tack- material gains and Chappie was Mickle j ( West
le. Again Bird tore off eight tackled for a loss by Broadwell. F. Botts L. Tackle Bagwell
yds., Chappie one, and Bird Bird was given the ball and Wilder L. Guard..Wellington
gained five yards more around with good interference circled Hendricks Center Pope
, j,, , i n, i n » ,,. , ' , Waterman... .R. Guard.. Appleyard
lett end. left end tor a gain ot thirty yds. ^ r> m i i „ „• •
fe . J J Duncan R. Tackle.. McGinnis
Yancey went'over right center and on the same signals made Botts } r f d Fir
for three yds. By a tackle over another gain of twenty yds. Johnson!
tackle, Maginnis made a gain of bringing them to Stetson's twen
five yds. Chappie went over left ty yd. line.
tackle for two yds. and Maginnis Here Stetson's defense Kirby I F b " Y
followed wTith three yds. through strengthened and the J. L. I.'s Underlull \
right tackle. Bird and Maginnis were on the third down with six
Campbell Q. Back Woltz
Cox L. H. Back Chappie
Pounds R. H. " Bird
Score: Stetson 0:—J. L. I. 0.
