Arizona republican., 1904-10-23
TEMPE
NORMAL WINS.
The Final Score Was Fifteen to Moth
 ing in Their Favor.

The second foot ball game of the season was played yesterday after noon on the normal grounds and re- suited in the defeat of the high school with a. score of fifteen to nothing.
 The playing on both sides was far from perfect, although the high school showed decided improvement over their work against the Indian school last Saturday. Both teams made mum erous bad plays and fumbles but the errors were so nearly equal that neith- CT team gained to any extent by them. There was a great deal of unne-es- sary squabblings that were only over come by frequent resorts to the rule book. and consequently a great deal of time was lost The first half requir- ed almost an hours time for thirty minute half
 Before the game was called there was the usual wranEle of the right of certain players to play. IL was claim ed by both sides that players on the other team were disqualifed by not being students of either school and the game was delayed a half an hour be- fore this matter was satisfactorily adjusted. A statement of the Dartic- ulars would do no good. It is en- Ougal to say that such matters should
 
 game to be called. thus saving time and making it more pleasant for the spectators and all concerned.
 The game was finally called at 3:3O. Jones of the normal won the toss and took the north goal and the Xix off
 Juan Ochoa made a pretty kick of 55 yards. The ball rolled out of bounds back of the goal line and the high school through. some misunderstand- ing of the rules governing such plays were at a loss as to the way to handle it. They did not get the ball in a hurry and WOOlf of the normal ran from the center of the field and p'ck- ed it uD. It was declared dead under the goal posts. This scored a touch down for the normal. A reading of the rules verified their claim and Jones tried to kick goal. He missed t and the score stood five to nothing In, favor of the normal. The play was no particular credit to the normal as they won it by better understanding of the rules than their opponents.
 Marshall for the high school kicked 55 wards to Juan who ran it back twenty before he was stopped. A center play made five yards and then Shute fumsbled and Howard got the ball for the high school. A center play made no gain and another brought similar results. On the third down the high school kicked 70 yards to Jones. After two plays the normal lost on Q tumble and it was the high schools ball on the seven yard Ene On a fumble they lost the ball and the Tor nal kicked 40 yards. The high school tried a place kick for a goal but it was blocked and Mayors regained the rail for the high school. They made a run of r. wards but fumbled again. However, Mayors was there the sec onG time and again got the ball for the high school. A few more plays during which the high school lost the ball re . suited in little or no gains for either side. The normal fumbled but re gained the ball and Shute made an end run of 20 yards Two plays and with the third down and six yards to gain Jones failed to make the dis tance and it was the high school ball on the 9 yard line. For the second time the high school tried a place <ick for a goal and like the first it was un- successful. The ball went out of bounds making a touchback. No score for either side. The normal kicked off from the yard line to Mayors. He was downed by Keegan and the high school kicked 35 yards to Jones who was downed in his tracks
 For the normal Juan made ten yards and tumble gave the ball to the high school They kicked but it went high and only 15 yards down the field. White saved it for them and they kicked again, this time only 10 yards. 1 The normal held for the ball and Dykes made good for five yards | through the line. Jones made a pret- | ty run of 90 wards and the normal were then penalized five yards for an | off side play.
 ] With three and half minutes to 1 play the normal had the ball on the i IS yard line. Shute made half the dis