The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
Locais Outclass Visitors and Run
Up Score of Twelve 10
Nothing.
WORK A FEATURE.
Blue and White Shows Improved
Form Against Normal Team
and Quick Playing Is
Feature.

IL as fas; a game as has beer played on
TIE local fields his yes-. ST. Louis Uni
rersfty defeated the warrensburg State
Normal team at Spcrtsman's Park yester-
day afternoon by the score CT II TO o.
The game was the best that has beer
pulled off so far. and not a moment during
Z the two halves 1as the play dull The
visitors put Up q .tif game, and lost
4 through their inability 20 break through
j .he heavy lines o. the St. Louis team
ou~twesghed by about five pocnds 10 the
Y man, warrensburg waJ fast, and this
Z gained much ground for them. md every
4 chance that they got they rushed last the
Z local boys for many yards.
q After a few minutes OF play the visitors
realized that they could not do much
= against their heavier opponents. and trick
4 plays were put into operation. Three
"A ,tmes d.a they Use tactics and, catching
= the University boy. unawares, gained
many yards.
ST. Louis played an improved game, and
Rfter the contest Coach Delaney expressed
4 his satisfaction with the result and praised
\ she players Tor their work
warrensburE followers also said that the
team was In much better condition than
when they played Buckne- last Saturday.
This was their first contest and they are
tapidly rounding into form, and with lit
tie moro beef should make a good team
Tit backs OF the St Louis team worked
well together and funbles were few and
Ear tween.
w~arrenssurs won the toss and chose 20
defend the western goal, with the wind to
their backs. Quarter Back o Kicked
70 James Dittemore at the flve-yard line.
By ducking and lodging he returned the
Sphere ten yards
Stcrk advanced one and ]. Dittemore
then tried Tor a left-end rum but was
oowned after making four yards. j. Ditto
more received tho bali on the next three
plays and made the five yards.
LOCALS STRONG LINE.
The hall was next passed to Harrison,
gained nothing. The Normal team then
possuoned for a kick. Instead Of throw
tng to the player in position 70 advance
the bail with his foot, Harrison took the
ball n made an end run and gained ten
yards
This trick play brought much applause
Srom the crowd
on the next formation. St Louis was
INud u v Gil bloE= A4--
died for one yard and then made a straight
buck and gained five. Dtttemore made
two plays and gained one yard on one
and one and a half on the other. Stork
vas held and the bau went to ST. Louis
hands-
Howe rushed five yards. but on the next
Plays by Dittemore, Harrison and S.ork
advanced the bali about eight yards, and
then Harrison made an end run Of thirty
yards. Stork and Dittemore failed TO
make the five Yards On The next nIlyy.
and the ball again went into ST Louis
hands
Hennerich made three on the first forma-
ZION. Kinney bucked and added another.
Hennerich made the distance by one-half
yard. after which Dingmsn was sent over
FOR six yards. and again for two. Kinney
and Campbell made 1--WE I Herner.ch
gained two.
hut was downed after running three yards
Howe tried the opposite side. but gained
only one. kinney and Campbell hurdied
70. four. and then the former made a
They kept rushing the ball and Kinney
was landed on the fve-yard line The bail
was passed to Hennerich and he was
rushed. but the ball vas only placed at
The one-yard line. Kinney on the next
play was sent over the line for the first
Touchdown. after Is minutes OF play.
Howe kicked goal and the score was s
20 0 in favor OF ST. Louis
With two minutes more to play, HaTi-
con kicked TO Campbell at the ten-yard
line. The latter came back as many more
before the hall was dead, and the same
PPf isysF ADVANCED twenty 'Asas on 'ne next
ever. They rushed The ball to the fifty
yard line and time of first half was called
with the bail In St Louis's hands.
SECOND HALF.
Refreshed by the ten minutes rest, the
teams again lined up Harrison kicked to
Howe at the thirty-yard line and he ad-
Sanced Eve. The ball did not leave the
second touchdown was made. Pechnan
placed the ball { the eight-yard line and
bingham was dr-Eged from this spot over
second touchdown for the locals Five
minutes of the second half had been on
suued. Howe kicked goal and made the
score L 20 o. in favor Of the St Louis L
The ball was zigzasged between the
f~fteen-yard lines of both teams and. al
though Warreusburg ried hard to advance
their goal seemed in danger. they resort
ID to kicking to safe spots This helped
them greatly. and probably kept the score
The game consumed little more than the
twenty and fifteen minute halves, and
when time was called out Il was by tn.
having been slightly injured
Graham took wandeifs place at center
shortly before the call Of first hall. while
AS1 "@ht IL c. AAeA --N
HOLSTER, who was somewhat exhausted
Several changes were made In the ST;
Louis University lineup. Trotter played
Tor Cooper at LEFT end. Axline shared left
guard position with silk Campbell. Griffin
and Hobbs played right end and Pech-
mann went In for the second half to play
LETT half; Sam Campbell playing this posi-
ton in the first
Kinney was taken out IN the second aid
Howe moved back to rzht raj. Dan Dr.
lon tool Howe'e place at quarter and per
formed well, making only one tumble.
The lineup OF the teams:
e. Louis O. Posaaou- wareasburr
CbopeT-ToeR...lkft er6.------.--Euha
Professionalism tackle-.-.---.Scc-S
NEPbsn-xxfn0--1er GuAr-------Grzhsm |
Xaday...-.-.--Csnee- Eua-1-----Wad deii- |
Graham
Right ruard-----Hunf.-
Fight
4obbs-G6fan-....RiGht end olllstkr-Leedy
observation-disclosures hac&-----Rixsier
Campbeil- |
Pechmsun-.--N bali esek..L pt.teno-e
Einney-Hows-.~-Rignf half DISQUALIFICATION
6ennsr1ch--.....F1N half beck--I. ptttenore
Eeferesahaw. D. Louis CnpireFergueoa. |
HafTensburH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /. pingran |
. GoAls hcksd-HovS 4 Tina Ct halve-
Twenty and dftsan minutes. |
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