Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 245
shown up.On the defense, all things considered, Lowerhad done fairly well, although most of thehonor belonged to Collier at left guard, Graf-ton Hyde having played a slow, blundering game in which he had apparently sought tosubstitute roughness for science. More thanhalf of the fouls called on the… … I Never Saw Them Before, He Said Simply. (See page 234.) minute of play, and he had not distinguishedhimself. In fact his one play had been afailure. He had taken Graftons place at rightguard. Carl Jones, Uppers big center, stolethe ball in the middle of the floor and suc-ceeded in getting quite…
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