Arizona republican., 1904-11-25
THE SECOND HALE.

No changes were made in the line up of either team, and DoolittIe kicked off to w. WOOlf, who returned it 15
 yards. The next play was made for a loss, but the following play was the play of the day A. Woolf was given
 the ball around the end. With the aid of good interference he ran almost the entire length of the field for a touch down. He kicked the goal, making the | score 29 to o.
 The Indian school kicked off to w. Woolf, he passing it to Shute. Weir 1 ick, however, was on the spot and the runner was dOwned before making any Irgreat gain. The Nornals fumbled, but | regained the ball and Woolf kicked 30 1 yards to Lugo. Shute downed him in his tracks, and the Indians lost the l ball on downs 4. WOoIf again distin- guished himself by sprinting 65 yards for touchdown and kicking the goal. Score, 35 to o. Salazar here replaced Weirick.
 Doolittle kicked to Shute and it was | passed to OchOa. He ran S5 yards for another touchdown. It was claimed that during the play the Normals it. l legally held an Indian player, and the score was disallOwed. Here the only | serious sQuabble of the day ensued. and | it was finally settled by putting the ball in play where it was claimed the holding occurred. Nothing was gained 1 by either side, however. for after one ! play Shute repeated the performance 1 and made a 75-yaId run for the same touchdown. A. Woolf kicked the goal, l and the score was 4 to 0.
 | DOolittle kicked 9 yards to Lopez. and WoOlf made a quarterback run of ! ten yards. The Normals fumbled and l Romero fell on the ball. The Indians | committed the same offense. and J. | Dykes saved it for the Normals. Jones l made a long run, which would have 1 been longer had not Eschief neatly ] tackled him. A quarterback play made ! three yards, and the NOrmaIs punted i to LUgO. who fumbled, but the Indians 1 regained the ball
 l F. Dykes went through the line. stop | ping the Indians for a loss. and the l Indian school fumbled, Jones captur- | ing the ball for the Normals. Ochoa
 went over the line for the last touch | down. WOOlf kicked the goal. making ! the final score 47 to o. Here Griffeth. 1 Keegan and Miller replaced Shute.
 Stewart and Lopez in the Normal team and the game went on.
 DOOlittIe kicked 50 wards to w l WOof During the next scrimmage. A.
 Woolf was hurt and had to be carried
 off the field. It was nothing serious.
 and he was able to take care of him
 self by the time the game was over. Lugo went through the Normal line. l tackling OchOa for a loss. and Jones punted to the Indians. The Indian school did their best work of the game
 at this point, and had the half been a
 little longer there is possibility that
 Ihey would have score In a series of l line bucks, Flame, Lugo and DooIittIe made short but substantial gains. and
 were working the ball well toward the
 center of the field when it was fum-
 Dled- Haigler, for the Normal. rescued
 It just as time was called. The final
 score was 47 to in favor of the Nor nal.
 The officials were as follows: Inn
 plre and referee, Park and Beam: head
 IiileSnan' McNulty; assistant lines
 men, Levi and Corben: timekeenArs Swartzlander and Curnow.
 Time of halves, 30 and 35 minutes.