Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-10
WIN EASY VICTORY.
High School Football Team Has No
Trouble in Disposins of Boone Eleven
by One Sided Score of As to O.

by One Sided Score of As to o.
The members of the Boone
high school eleven were at no
time really in the game Saturday
afternoon when they were badly beaten
by the high school team of this city on
the Finkle park gridiron by a score cb'
45 to 0. The credit of the winners was
largely due to Perry, who, aided by ex-
cellent interference. tore around the
Boone ends for runs of from fifteen to
eighty yards. The local eleven scored
II in the first half and "a in the second.
Boone never came nearer than its OPP
ponent's 10-yard line to scoring. 1t has
taken the home team the better part of
the season to get in proper condition,
and had it from the first game, played
the game it did Saturday, there is no
reason why it should not have won al
most every game of the schedule.
Boone won the toss and Marshall
town kicked to the 25-yard line. 1t
was Marshalltown's ball after the
fourth down. The home team soon
lost the ball on tumble and Wheelock
and Stephens skirted the ends for thir
ty-fiye yards. Boone was then forced
to punt, Marshalltown getting the ball
In the center of the field. After short
gains Boone again secured the ball on a
tumble and punted to the center of the
field. An end run of thirty-five yards
by Salisbury took the ball to Boone's
10-yard line, where it was given to
Boone for holding. Boone punted ten
yards. and repeated short gains Carol
Kirk went thru the line for the first
touchdown, after twenty-five minutes
of play. Salisbury kicked goal. Score
6 to 0.
The remainder of the first half re-
suited in another touchdown being
made by Kirk, the time, to within three
minutes of the end of the half, being
consumed. Salisbury failed a hard
goal, leaving the score IL to 0. Boone
was unable to accomplish anything
during the short time left.
The Second Half.
Boone kicked over the line and the
ball was put down on Marshalltown's
20-yard line for the scrimmage. Sails
bury kicked to the 40-yard line. Wheel
er, Boone, went around the end for for
ty-five yards, where the home team
held for downs on its own 10-yard line.
Salisbury took ten around right end
and Perry added twenty-five more
around the left. Salisbury went twen-
ty more, and after short gains Lcuns-
berry went over for the third touch
down Salisbury kicked goal. Score
II to O.
The remainder of the game was even
much more one sided than the first half
and beginning of the second, the visit
ors being unable to accomplish any
thing. Perry scored another touch
down by a seventy five yard run with
excellent interference. Salisbury again
kicked goal, and the score was brought
to 23 to o. 1t was only the question of
few minutes until still another was
added, Salisbury and Perry doing most
of the ground gaining. Kirk carried
the ball over the line and Salisbury
kicked goal. Score Marshalltown 30,
Boone 0.
Salisbury, who had been worked hard
turnout the game, was replaced by
George Kirk at left half. Marshalltown
was compelled to put after the first few
plays and Boone exchanged the cour-
tesy. George Kirk and Powell by
steady gains around the end and thru
the line, resulted in another touch
down, with Kirk carrying the BALL He
failed at his try for goal. Score, Mar
shalltown Sd, Boone O.
Give Kirk was retired at the Begin