Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-11
AMEs VS.. MARsHALLTowN.


noon ut Ftnkle's l'ark-Second
Ward Defeats the Fourth.
The high school foot ball eleyens of
this city and 4Arnes met In contest at
Finkle's park this afternoon, begin
ming at o'clock. The Ames boys ar
rived this morning at 900 o'clock over
the Northwestern and We're escorted at
once by the Marshalltown team mem
bers to the Railway Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
where arrangements had been made to
dispose of the visiting elevens baggage
and for their dressing rooms and baths
after the game.
The Ames team was accompanied by
Manager Rush Lincoln, Mr.. E. ID. Y.
Culbertson. superintendent of the Ames
high school and Mr. w. Z. Gossard,
teacher of the ninth grade; also by Mr..
Ellie Davis student of the Iowa
state College. MIR. Walter 1. Griffith, a
student of the college and the coach
employed by the high school boys, ac-
companied the team also and will act
as one of the officials of the game.
Ames has this advantage. and it is
one on which a great deal of stress can
be laid, viz: 1t has the advantage of
seeing college team practice and play.
and, living in a college town. breathes
the foot balls spirit that has prevailed
ever since the players knew what a foot
ball looked like. Living and being
raised on a foot ball field, as one might
say, gives wonderful advantage over
team that has organized itself
coached itself and even then had moth
ing but itself to look to for encourage
ment The teams lined up for the game
this afternoon in the following posi-
tons:
Marshalltown. Ames.
II. Beasley !. ). left end ;. ;. st Clair
Wilbur :. .. left tackle J. ;. Paxton
Patton ). !. left guard ). ;. .Keltner
Hull j. ;. center Allen
Lounsberry :. r. guard. r. Hutchinson
Bratt ). ....r. tackle :. c. Hutchinson
Rubee.... ). right end &C. Cole
p Beasley ). quarter back. -. Meal
Moore J.. !. ;. left half ...Aiken
Harris (c) .. fright half ). ). Mckay
Allen J. ). ). full back :. l.. Cole (c)
Substitutes Marshalltown, Harry
and Emmett Howard and Frank Par
sons; Aines, Floyd, O'Brien and CLAIR
ence Smith.
THE FIRST HALF.
The first half ended at 1880 with the
score to 0 in favor of Ames. The home
team is putting up good game, but
Anes Is playing dirty" foot ball and is
doing considerable smuggling. Trouble
because of this was narrowly averted
several times.
Ames scored another touchdown,
making the final score 10 to 0 in favor
of Ames.
W
The juvenile teams of the First and
Fourth wards played very interesting
game for youngsters this forenoon at
Finkle's park, resulting in a victory for
the Second warders by score of 10 to
o. Twenty-minute halves We're played.
Maurice Kent refereed the game and
Roy Scott acted as umpire. The touch
downs We're made by Earl Perry and
George McGlade and neither goal was
kicked. The lineup:
Second Ward. Fourth Ward
Norton. -. left end. 49,. ..Seberg
Sloan. -. :. left tackle. Emerson
Dawson. J. left guard. J. II. Pursel
Jackson. >. CENTER. Jones
a. Kirk. ;. right guard. ..Lounsberry
G.. Kirk. ). right tackle. :. Lander
Stubbs.. ). right end. ..Pemberton
WINERY lc) quarter Dack Mefedlth (c)
McGlade.. ;. left half. wv Purse
Perry. :. fright half. ..E. Pursel
Dickey.. >. full back. >. ..Strause
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Mrs r. Billiard, OF Salem, O., who
has been visiting Des Moines relatives
for several days. went to Union Friday
evening after a few days visit in the
city at the home of her brother, Mr.. j.
NJ. Speer Mrs. Billiard will visit her
mother, Mrs. Mary Speer, in Union.