Arizona republican., 1905-11-19
A DOG FALL
 GAME A TIE
Between High School and Indians
IL Was Played Mostly Through in the
 Territory of the Latter.

The foot ball game yesterday after noon between the High Scnool and the Indian School teams. the third of the interscholastic series, resulted in a tie, neither team being able to score. From all standpoints, the game was a good one, and was witnessed by a good-siz- ed crowd of enthusiastic students of the two schools and a few others.
 The game was called at 3 o'clock. The Indians won the toss and took the west goal giving the High School the kick off. Goebel kicked 15 yards out of bounds, but on the second trial kicked 55 yards to Salazar, who re- turned it 10 before he was dOwned. DOolittle fumbled, but regained the ball without loss, and SalaZar hit the center for 3 yards. On a fake kick, Eschief passed the ball to SalaZar who was downed without making any gain, and the ball went to the High School. Irvine went through center for yards, and Goebel made a small gain, following it with an end run that made it first down for the High School. Irvine made 1 yard through tackle, and Goebel fumbled, the ball being secured by the Indians left end, Yeramati. Eschief made yards on d quarter DdCh IuIls anu DdldLdI ItlCtuS first down around the right end, while DOolittle skirted the other end for 4 yards. Mclean tried the line, but was tackled by Mccarthy for a loss, the Indian School being forced to kick. Escnief punted 20 yards to Stoddard. who was lately injured and was in the game yesterday against the ad- vice of his physician. Goebel made a couple around the left
 The contests for the next place of end. following it by through the line and made two more on the first down through the center. Irvine made an other yard, and with three yards to gain on the third down, Goebel was sent through the line, but failed to make the required distance, and the ball went to the Indian School. Es- chief tried a trick play for a loss, but redeemed himself by making yards around the other end. SalaZar fum- bled, but again Yeramati was there with the goods and regained the ball for the Indian School. Mclean made two around left end and DoOlittle did likewise around the other end, Eschief following with another quarter back run for ? yards. Salazar hurdled the line, making three yards, but Doolit- tie made no gain. Mclean was tackled back of the line by Mccarthy for a loss, and Eschief met the same fate at the hands of Goebel, the ball going to the High School. Ei
 Baum made a right end run for a long distance, but for no gain, as he went out of bounds. Irvine tried center with a similar result, and the High School was forced to kick Goebel, |
 
 hall was secured by Yeramati, the 1 play costing the High School 10 yards. | Eschief circled the right end for 10 1 yards and Doolittle followed, making | half that distance The ball was then | well in the High Schools territory | Woolfchief, for the High School, | caught Eschief back of the line for a ! loss; another play netted no gain, and | on the third down and with yards | to gain, Eschief dropped back on the | p yard line to try a drop. He had a | good chance but the ball went wide of the posts.
 The High School punted out from their 25 yard line, Baum making a pretty kick of 40 yards to Doolittle, who returned it but five. The Indians made first down in two plays, but Salazar and Doolittle in the next two made nothing and Eschief punted 40 yards to Baum, who carried it back 10 yards, but went out of bound. IT, vine skirted the left end for four yards and Baum tried the same thing around the right end with no results. The High School lacked a yard of making the required five, and Goebel was call ed on to make it. He did it. and IT,