Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-06
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thing points to q successful years work
for the Methodist church.
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lows College Dsisaisd IN the came
With Drake &C lies Moines.
Special TO Times-Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 6.Drake defeated
GrinnellSin the game Of foot ball played
by electric light here last night. TWEEN
sty-dve hundred people saw the game.
:Th score was s to o.
Tho all Drake Is jubilant over the
victory, there is also Joy in the Grim
nell camp on the size OF the score. The
man who said II told you SO" will now
wait for the final game on Thanksgiv-
Ing. Drake can feel happy that her
goal was never threatened.
Coach Best has given the men lay
on for several days: so that the hot
weather will not make them stale. But
al call for the second team men will be
made and hard work exerted in getting
tho second team to playing harder
and faster game, 80 that the Varsity
;cansSet more practice.
FIRST HALF.
Stewart kicked on to Clarke. who
was downed fora small gain by Havi-
land. Grinneil tried McFerrin's end,
hut found Drake prepared for capers Of
that sort. She tried the tackles with
little better success and kicked on her
third down to Bacon, who brought 1t
back twelve yards.
Drake now began to rip OFF the sod
thru guards and outside tackles ana
forced the ball down to the thirty yard
line, where Bacon tried a drop kick, Sc
curing aetouchdown. Grinnell kicked
out from the twenty-five yard line.
when Drake carried the ball back forty
yards on cleverly executed trick.
Drake then pounded the ball down and
pushed Stewart thru center for a
touchdown. Bacon Kicked goal.
Score: Drake 6, Grinnell 0.
Grinnell. kicked OFF to Bacon. whom
Douglass tackled viciously. After q re-
turn of ten yards, Drake now carried
the ball right up the field. When time
was called she had the ball on Grin
nell's twenty-fve-yard line.
THE SECOND HALF.
What the coaches said to the men In
the ten-minute intermission will never
be written by sacred pen. Suffice it to
say that each team had blood in their
eyes when they faced each other for the
last half. Grinnell put Boil FOR Chase at
the left end and Evans for Foster at the
left half. Macon put Oelke for Havi-
land at the left end.
Grinnell kicked of to Bacon, who re-
turned It ten yards. Drake carried the
bail down to within striking distance OF
the goal and lost 1t on downs. Grinnell
kicked. The remainder Of the game was
a repetition Of the first. except that
Drake could not crowd the ball over fol
another much-sought touchdown. Grin.
nell began to rush the ball and carried
it forward for twenty yards outside OF
tackle, but lost II on downs. The game
ended with the ball In brakes posses
sion on the Red and Blacks forty-yard
line.
LINE UP.
4 The teams lined up as follows:
{ Drake. Grinnell.
eraser !. I. /. .. left tackle q. Zeigier
Haviland- Oelke. left end. 3. Douglass
McFerren :. 80. right end -. Chase Boil
McGugin ....5.. right tackle -. Fellows
Still s. ............ center..... Dunn
1Ncll slSAl B kAGilSS
Bacon (c) quarterback ..... Fislse
Bliss ......... right half Lyman
Young left half. Foster-Evans
Stewart ...i....E.. fullback ......J Clarke
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Goa1-Bacon.
Referee-Mr. Lane. Yale.
Umpire Mr. Coldren, u. s. L
Timekeeper Mr.. Monilaw, Drake.5
80 49,
Grinnell.
Time Of Halves twenty-five min.
utes.
siethodists Beat Penn Quaker
Oskaloosa, Oct. s.The Simpson
Methodists. OF Indianola defeated the
Penn Quakers on Penn College gridiror
yesterday afternoon. Score. II to o. The
game was an easy victory for Simpson
The QuakeFs were weak on ends and
lacked holding powers However. when
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