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yards by jumping through the right tackle.
iliddfa tackled him hut Coffin craXled with


yards by jumping through the right tackle.
Diddfe tackled him. but Coffin crawled with
the ball three yards farther into the NJ. T. s.
territory before he was stopped by Pickett
and this was 09 1oiiow ne f by MeGinnis FOR
couple of yards Ogle made another gain
of six yards and then Coffin punted. Coval
was OF side and High School was given ten
yards Ogle and Cofhn made good gains.
and after Dean failed to cover any ground
Coffin punted twenty-five yards and Diddle
fumbled, Dean recovering the ball for High
School. The ball was then on the NJ. T. s.
twenty-yard line and after Ogle made one
yard Coffin attempted place kick for goal,
but failed. Diddle fumbled the ball. Water
house securing it. NJ T. s. secured the ball
on downs and Miner attempted to punt, but
was blocked by Dean. The time was then
called with the play on NJ. I. S. ten-yard
lire.
SECOND HALF.
When the second half was called the NJ
t. s. team lined up as in the first half. but
ID. Dean was substituted for Wilson on the
l. III. s. team. Play had proceeded but a
short time when Shepard was injured in
mix up. and as he received a severe cut
over the eye, he retired, Taylor being sub
stituted. The play was fast in the second
half. Minor kicked off twenty-five yards.
Smith returning the ball but five yards be-
fore he was downed. Coffin punted twenty
NJ t. s., the Work R't of Carrying It toward the
l: II. s. goal was fast and furious. Diddle.
Coval. Hahn and kittle were sent through
of good gains and the /. III. S. team was un-
able TO hold the rushes of their opponents.
Coval was called upon frequently and he re-
sponded each time with a good gain for his
team. He bucked the line and worked the
ends while Kittle and Hotz made their gains
by jumping over the opposing line With
the field. each man I Of the ef NJ f. S. helping
10 carry the oval forward. Diddle succeeded
in placing the sphere within one foot of the
fought desperately. but Coval was sent
through for a touchdown. Diddle failed to
kick goal and the score was then TO in
favor of NJ. T. S.
Coffin kicked off forty yards and then the
fast men of the NJ It. S. team again began
their terrific line bucking, carrying the ball
back several yards into the High School
territory Short gains were made on each
play. The NJ. T. S. boys worked hard and
rapidly, pushing their opponents back. The
onslaught until the bali was within seven
yards of the High School goal, when they
took brace and fought hard. Diddle and
Minor pushed the play little forward, and
within three yards of the goal line the High
School team held its opponents for four
downs, securing the ball. w. Dean made a
brilliant twenty-five-yard run, carrying the
ball out of the dangerous territory. A crisis
cross was tried, with loss. Coffin punted
thirty,hve yards, but on tumble High
School again secured the ball. The boys
worked hard, and Ogle. Dean and Coffin
carried the oval forward The red and white
took stand and secured the ball on downs.
Then the terrific rushes and end runs by the
School territory Coval made several runs
and when within twenty yards of the goal
line and directly in front of the goal the
right end, and, with beautiful interference
by Minor and Pickett, landed the oval be-
hind the goal. Cline kicked goal, making
the score IL to o. After several brilliant
plays by both teams, time was called, with
the ball in /. H. S. territory.
The teams lined up as follows: