The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

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tnll Saturday afternoon Al Dea Mulnes
meeting me Rianla IL nfAka nnivsgat
~. The score ~ the game was Drake
NJ, Penn 4. and while Drake scored
three louchdownn, the game IA Ncnpf.
ally regarded BY the foot bail people
Oh she state M a decided Victory fo-
the Quakers Drake confidently tN|
pecied 10 win by an overwhelming
score and u was predicted the count
would be something like sixty or
eighty 10 nothing. IL was never
dreamed that tho visitors would be
able 20 score on Iieston's men.
brakes chagrln and disappointment
were amusing.
The strong fight put mp by the Quak.
err boys against such heavy odds can
BIO appreciated only when something
n known OF the respective weights OF
the two teams. penn's men average
but i5S pounds, while brakes team
average Is 1888 pounds, difference OF
thirty pounds per man. Conway,
right guard, weighs $50 pounds, and
was pitted against Peckham, 95 pounds
lighter, while Spurgln played against
Palas, 40 pounds the heavier. Con-
sIdering this difference in weights, the
showing made by Capt. Hinshaw ami
his team mates is truly wonderful.
brakes showing was great disap-
pointment, as the great "Heston ma.
chine" was nowhere In evidence. The
only consistent ground-gainer for
Drake was Kintz, the big full-back,
who was able to plunge through and
over the Penn line. Drake was un-
able to run PENIS ends, as Springer
and Sopher lodged their interference
and got the man with the ball.
brakes back field men were speedy,
but could not make gains on account
OF poor interference.
In the fore part OF the first half the
Penn boys played looser game than
In the latter part, and during the sec
ond half. PENIS score came as the
result Of tumble, II. Hinshaw recoy.
ering the ball and running AS yards
for a touchdown.
Martin, at right half played a star
game for one so out of condition. His
defensive work was spectacular al
times. Else, at tackle, was In every
play, breaking through the heavy line
for sensational tackles and blocking
OF plays. Spurgin repeatedly broke
through and over Palas and tackled
from behind, but his weight was insut.
flcient TO stop the man. Cook and il.
Hinshaw played great defensive
game, and Swingle ran the team With
Judgment, making but one tumble
throughout the game. .
The score as II stands Is a victory
for Coach zalusky, who In fifteen days
has so perfected team play and deyel.
oped defensive strength sufficient to
hold the heaviest team in the state 70
only three totlchdonwS
The Game.
Drake won the toss and Capt. Bur.
cham chose to defend the south goal.
II. Hinshaw kicked off TO Paias on
their 45.yard line ana Kintz and Bur
cham carried the ball IS yards when
Taylor punted. Sopher returned four
yards but Penn failed TO make dis
lance, II. Hlnshaw punted TO Bur
Cham on the 25-yard line. Klntz and
BuTcham then carried the ball rapidly
down the field Else broke through
and blocked two plays. After seven
minutes OF play KNIT went through
for touchdown. Burcham kicked
goal Score, Drake 6, Penn o.
Burcham received the kickoff, re.
turned rs yards. Kintz and Burcham
by short gains carried the ball TO the
5O.yard line. Taylor made 8 yards.
He repeated the attempt, but Spurgin
broke through and tackled him for no
gain. Il. Hlnshaw breaking UP and
blocking plays, and Martin doing good
tackllng, did fine work here.
Drake was penallzed for off.side play
and on second down had 16 yards to
gain. Burcham was sent around left
end but X. Hinshaw broke through
and tackled so hard that the ball was
fumbled. H. Hlnshaw recovered and
ran As yards for Penh's first and only
touchdown. II. Hinshaw kicked goal.
Score, Drake 9, Penn G.
Burcham Kicked to II. Hlnshaw on
10.yard line, who came back 10 yards
swlngle called for punts on FIRST down
and Woodrow blocked the ball.
Drake was penallzed but was net civ.
I'm the penalty, and In three plays
Kintz was pushed over for the second
touchdown. Burcham kicked goal.
Score, Drake IL, Penn 6.
Nothing more for either side In first
ha,4
Second .,alf.
Burcham kicked 10 the 2yard line.
Martin returned 20 yards. Martin
hurdled for 3 yards, and r. hnsnaw
took one more through tackle. H..
Hlnshaw punted to Taylor, who re-.
turned 20 yards. On the next play
Martin broke through and tackled
Burcham for loss. Kintz only could
make gains, as Burcham was again
tacNied oy Martin for loss. Burcham
tried for place kick from tae 45-yard
- h. n 49,.