Football Days 8 8
Football Days 8 8
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Balliet, Beef Wheeler, Biffy Lea, Gus Holly, Frank Morse, DoggyTrenchard, Douglas Ward, Knox Taylor, Harry Brown, Jerry McCauley, andJim Blake; King, nevertheless, stood out in lonely eminence, ready totouch the ball down, await the thunder of the joining lines ofinterference and pick up the tremendous pace, either at the apex of thecrashing V or cunningly concealed and swept along to meet the terrificimpact with the waiting line of Blue. Great was the crash thereof, andit was a safe wager that... King with the ball would not go unscathed.
[Illustration: LOOK OUT, PRINCETON!] This kind of football brought to light the old-time indomitable courageof which the stalwarts of those days love to talk at every gridironreunion.
But for the moment let us give Yale the ball and stand the giantPrinceton team upon defense. Let us watch George Adee get the ball fromPhil Stillman and with his wonderful football genius develop a smashingplay enveloped in a locked line of blue, grim with the menace of OrvilleHickok, Jim McCrea, Anse Beard, Fred Murphy, Frank Hinkey and JackGreenway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Balliet, Beef Wheeler, Biffy Lea, Gus Holly, Frank Morse, DoggyTrenchard, Douglas Ward, Knox Taylor, Harry Brown, Jerry McCauley, andJim Blake; King, nevertheless, stood out in lonely eminence, ready totouch the ball down, await the thunder of the joining lines ofinterference and pick up the tremendous pace, either at the apex of thecrashing V or cunningly concealed and swept along to meet the terrificimpact with the waiting line of Blue. Great was the crash thereof, andit was a safe wager that... King with the ball would not go unscathed.
[Illustration: LOOK OUT, PRINCETON!] This kind of football brought to light the old-time indomitable courageof which the stalwarts of those days love to talk at every gridironreunion.
But for the moment let us give Yale the ball and stand the giantPrinceton team upon defense. Let us watch George Adee get the ball fromPhil Stillman and with his wonderful football genius develop a smashingplay enveloped in a locked line of blue, grim with the menace of OrvilleHickok, Jim McCrea, Anse Beard, Fred Murphy, Frank Hinkey and JackGreenway.
What to read after Football Days 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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