Arizona republican., 1899-10-22

and after several unsuccessful downs
! kicked the ball far toward their own
| goal, but McGrew was there and
ready. He got under the ball, caught
it fairly and planted his foot in the
! ground giving him the right to a re-
turn kick, which he took After a
number of hard fought downs the sec
ond half of the game was over with
the ball somewhat nearer the normal
goal than that of the Indians
Throughout this half the normal team
clearly out-classed the Indians The
ends Goodwin and Penn made fine play
after play, which were continually APP
plauded. Goodwin knows just how to
tackle that revolving wedge. Several
times he leaped high and then down
into the wedge downing the ball with
such success that only he could have
in such plays. Shute, the captain, dis
played wonderful GOODNESS and gener-
alship of plays, which really Won the
game. The team is under Shute's
training and every man in the club
showed the utmost grit. Near the end
of the second half Wagnon, the small
est man in the team, played out.
Wagnon played his first game yester-
day and made some of the prettiest
tackles in the game, but he played so
was put in his place. Pow
ers is one of the best foot
ball players the normal has ever
produced and will undoubtedly be one
of the normal school players here
after
Both teams were well satisfied with
the decisions and say that it was IL
good, clean, hard-fought game. After
the game was over the normal gave
the Indians a good shower bath and a
supper was served them in 1.-The
Breeze
The next game the normals will
play will be with a Phoenix team in
two weeks from yesterday.
MESA.
John Nets, Frank Pomeroy. A. P.
Shewman, W. E. Pomeroy, C. ]. Hall.
Mrs. Joe Robertson and sister, Miss
Brizzee. We're among the Mesa visitors
TO Phoenix last night
w. K. Porter, conductor of the Mesa
train, left last night for his eastern
visit. During Mr.. Porter's absence
David Strahl will take charge of the
local flyer.
The Jordan school district, Miss Alice |
teacher. has sent for fifty |
Volumes for a school library The !
Jordan district proposes to be abreast |
Of it's neighbors.
Mrs. DeWald is still in a most weak |
condition.
Those registered al the Kimball are: |
J. w. Kingsley, Helena, Mont; G. r. |
Finch, E. Ruse. C. P Borrowdale. |
Tempe; T. P. Redfeld, Portland, Ore;
Edgard T. Blackwell. Prescott.
Mrs. E. c. Woodmansee returned this
week from an all-summer visit in
Michigan. Mrs. Woodmansee's sister,
Mrs. NJ. Bacon. came to Mesa to spend
The winter and perhaps to make it her
'uture home.
Nate Brundidge left yesterday with
provisions for Globe. In Mr.. Brun-
lidge's load were LOO pounds of but
err and cheese, ten dozen chickens and
hirty boxes of pomegranates and
)ears.
Almer Millet returned yesterday
rom Globe. Mr.. Millet says the Gila
S still dry. While in the Pinals Mr..
Iillet suffered with a cold rain that
vas prevailing.
A petition is being circulated among
he business men of Mesa for the es-
ablishment of an uptown office of the
Western Union telegraph company.
The petition sets forth that it is q
,reat inconvenience to go half a mile
o the depot to send messages. 1t also
rays that Mrs. Higgison Gilbert be
made operator. Mrs. Gilbert was for ,
ears in the employ of the Western
Jnion, and no doubt if the uptown
flee is established, will receive the
ppOintment. The petition is being
igned unanimously.