Arizona republican., 1899-02-23

ing but their skill to rely upon, com
 mitted few. fouls and no egregiOus
 blunders; once more demOnstra ing
 despite a very limited amount of prac-
 tice, the value of perfect team work.
 The elevens called forth unrestrain-
 ed applause as they took their posi- | tions on the field and intense excite
 ment prevailed from the start to the 1 finish of the game It was in many re-
 spects a repetition of the previous con- ! tests, starting in exactly the same
 match than any contest before, each l team making decided gains in their i turn with the pigskin.
 At the time assigned, the n0rmals
 made the kick-Off and the ball retlr raed
 10 yards by Arch Wormell to the 9 yard line. The high school made gains
 through the center but after gaining 12 yards lost the ball on downs. Nor maj in it's turn ploughed the center for ward pass. The opposing team fumbled it and Shute for the normal
 obtained the coveted article, disen- tangling himself from the shufIe and carrying it close to the opposite goal line where he was tackled by Hall The normal forced the ball within two yards of the goal where they lost it on downs.
 It was then that the high school did effectual work with their right and left tandem plays and Alb Worme!I broke from the mass for a 25 yard gain A succession. of center rushes was followed by a left end run by Arch Wormen who planted the pig skin on the center line The high school played their tandem again with good effect but lost the ball on an at tempt at the right end. The opposing team was fined yards for forward pass and it cost it the ball. The eleven however secured the leather for a foul tackle and used it to good advantage With it Stelzriede circled the right end in a magnificent 30 yard run ill ths course of which he shook off several wOuld-be tacklers but was dOwned by c. Goodin.
 The normal lost for time but sue ceeded in forcing their adv6rsaries close to the center befcra they lost tho ball to them. After two downs the high school made a quarter back k cx for 15 yards and SteIzriede for the nor nal got the ball. On a foul the nigh school were accredited with the ball and yards, when they attempted quarter back punt, whichi was blocked rendering it the normal ball. From the fifteen yard line the south siders ploughed their way to within one yard of the opposing goal, subsequently forcing the line for a touch down. Tho full back failed at the goal kick and the score was to 0.
 Normal colOrs were displayed in abundance the school having besn closer to victory than ever before ard the novelty Of the situation was too much for their nerves. After the first xI,,J spectators took occasion to examine amazed eleven. It could hardly be realized what had besn dene and for the first time up hill work was ahead Ofthem; but the play CTS were nerved by shouts of encCur- agement and kicked off the ball in good spirits. Few plays took pace be- fore time was called for the fist half
 The high school repeated the kick off for the second half and after a hard battle were forced back to their 25 yard line. In a general mix-up the pigskin was secured by Haglar for the normal for a touch down but it was that he had obtained the ball on outside territory and it was re- turned to the high school with some penalty
 With the leather the home team lit orally whip sawed their way to the normal 25 yard line where Thomas l skirted the right end fer touch down, making the distinctive play of the day. Arch WCrmeII is deserving 1 of full credit for his excellent work or 1 without which the play would never have been successfully ex- ecuted. The high school failed at tae i goal, tieing the score, which was never l changed afterWard
 It was thought by some pres ent that i the nOrmals had been successful at their zeal kick and had s points to | their credit, but it was asCertained that | a technical error had been made by | the holder of the ball just prior t0 the | punt for the goal.
 The gridiron balanced the ball even ly thereafter and the contest ended | with the leather in sight a1- it's position. A notable play by the | high school after the second touch | down was quarter back punt by GiI- | lett who sent the ball high in the air | and 9 yards into the epemy's terri | tory. The advantage of that play is that it places the halves and full back | on the side and gives them a good Cp- portunity to secure the ball after it's gain in the air.
 w. A. Parish, the referee, and | Charles Christy, the umpire excha1 g. ed positions for the second half Clay | Parker was the timer, and Wade Eu- Iings, the linesman.
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