Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30

allowing Belle Plaine the ball fora kick
on. Swallum sent It rolling from the
scentersof the field andSRtce secured it.
Whitehfll tried a center smash but made
no gain, and Bagley made Ave yards.
Reynolds found a weak eplt in h Belle
iPlAine line for three more, and then the
ball. which was very slippery, was fun-s
Ibled. Belle Plaine secured II and Ryan
hit the left for three and then tried a
smash with but little success. Marshall,
the plucky little colored half back OF the
Belle PLANE eleven, attempted left end
play. but was adowned back of the line
by Huber. Whitehill made a fine gain
thru the center and repeated the tactics
on the next play. Bagley made two,
more, Whitehill five and Reynolds five
more. The Belle Plaine line held the
locals well in the next, but Reynolds
slipped thru for three yards inc then
Bagley was forced over for a touch.
down. As the field had been n~ecessar-
lily changed, in order to avoid much of
the wettest ground, and there were no
goal posts erected on the new territory,
each captain agreed to let the goal kick
ing go by default. The half ended with
out further results.
Altho the first half was rather much
of a punting game. the second was still
more so. Whitehill kicked off and
ISwallum tried a run around the left.
Bratt was in his way and downed him
back Of the line. Smasnes We're tried,
but they didn't gain, and Swallum fun
bled, Bratt getting the ball. Whitehiil
rEnted and Marshall returned 1t a short.
distance by lodging several pursuers.
Swallum a forced to punt and White
hill got the ball, returning 1t twenty
yards without interference. Whitehill
again punted and Marshall lodged a
bunch of players until Bratt managed
TO stop him. Rice made a pretty twenty
yard run around the right and Bratt
followed with a gain Of twenty-five,
more. bringing the ball to within four
yards Of the line. Whitehill smashed the
center for two, Bagley for one and then.
|WhitshiH carried the leather over for
the second touchdown.
The remainder of the game was prin.
|cipally an exchange of punts, blu. the
M~arshalltown goal was in no danger at
any time. and the game ended with the
score 10 to 0. The line up:
Marshalltown Position Belle PLANE
Rice !. /. ~. left end !. !. (. F. Durham
Richeson !. !. ]. left tackle ;. ...kenner
Scott ). !. -. left guard !. .. ). Moravac
Huber (. i. center $50. -. Huff
Cross !. right guard ). :. Swallum
Lounsberry 4. I. right tackle /. Steffa
Bratt . /. ]. right end -. /. Ryan
Wilson (c) !. J. quarter /. ..Ahrens
Reynolds . !. :. ..left half. !. ....Ewen
Bagley :. /. i. right half +. /. Marshall
Whitehil {. :. fullback ). Rothermel8 (c)
Substitutes ~ Marshalltown, Beebe,
oiehl and Moore: Belle PLANE, w. Dun
ham and Eberts.
Mesars. George w. Blanche. of Con-
rad, and Howard Carpenter. of State
Center, acted az referee and umpire. The
iinesmen We're E.. Swinney. of Belle
Plaine, and Will Shoemaker, while stan
ley Sieg and Mr.. Eberts acted as timers.
The length of the halves was twenty
minutes.
For the visitors the work of Even.
SWallum and Marshall stood out promi-
nent. The ground gamers for the local
eleven We're Whitehill. Bagley, Rey-
nolds, Rice and Bratt. The breaking of
interference and tackiing by Rice and
Bratt We're features. The line was an,
especially strong one, as the visitors
found after the first rush. The game
was a gentlemanly one turnout and the.
Belle PLANE boys made many friends
by their pluck and grit.
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