Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, ed · New York, P. F. Collier & son · leaf 269
all for the kick-off for asecond thirty-five minutes. The result of the matchis determined by the number of points scored duringthe two halves, a goal from a touchdown yielding 6points, one from the field—that is, without the aid ofa touchdown—5 points; a touchdown from which nogoal is kicked… … BASEBALL O ASEBALL has long been recognized as the Na-^^ tional game of America, and although for atime it has fallen under a cloud of disrepute, owing tounseemly bickering in the professional ranks, it is stillimmensely popular throughout the country at schoolsand colleges. Football has, in a…
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