Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 40
sesfrom behind the Fawcett line, and sails throughthe air toward the goal-posts; a whiff of windcatches it and, turning it from its course, drops itlightly on the top of the post, whence it bouncesto the cross-bar, then straight into the arms ofEdner, who starts up the field but is soondowned.… … WILLIAMS IS DISABLED. The first half is over, and the players are ontheir way to their quarters for the intermission. • A narrow squeeze that, said Williams, wip-ing the perspiration from his face. Did youever see anything like it ! If I were nt soplayed out, I d feel encouraged. Pure luck ! said…
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