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

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utica d. play. Capt. nurchAtn was cent
over Cor The last touchdown. llur
cham kicked goai. Score, Drake "a,
Penn b,
During the remainder ~ the half
Drake was compelled 10 be content
with short gains. PENIS men now
outplayed their opponents ana gave
evidence Of being IN the better condi.
tlon. Drake men were playing In evil.
dent distress. Burcham tried a place
Kick from the middle OF tho acid, but
failed. and time was called with the
bali In penn'a possession on her own
25.yard line.
The Lineup.
Drake--keeney |, e.; Hasbrook, L.:
Hoffman, !, g.: palas, G.; Conway, r,
e.; Sharnburg, r. e.; Gilbert, r. e.;Tay.
lor, |. b.; Woodrow, Jefferson, l. h.;
(Capt) Burcham, r. h.; Kintz, (. b.
Springer, r. e.; r.. Hlnshaw,
II G.; Coffin, Hawk, r. g.; spurgin, CT;
Peckham, |. g.; Else, Paine, l. G.; So
pher Boyle, |. e.; Swingle, |. b.; Mar
tin, Smith, r. h.: Cook, J. H.; II. Hin
shaw (Capt.), Sopher, (. b.
Summary Touchdowns, Kintz 2,
Burcnam /, II. Hinshaw, "A; time OF
halves, 20 minutes. Referee, Graham.
Umpire, Goggeshall. Timers: Asher
and Leater. Head Linesmen, Prof,
Morrison, Jordan and Boyle. Score,
Drake IS, Penn 6.
Those who accompanied the team
to Des Moines we're Prof. l.. +. Bur-
nett, Levi spurgin and his father, from
Eldora, Ralph Gilchrist, Fay Towns,
Edna Johnson, Perry Asher, Fred
Caldwell and Alex. Purdy.
High School Wins.
oskaloosa, one, two, three, four,and
so on to thlrty-four; Abba none. Thus
II is easily told, the high schools vic.
tory over Abba Saturday.
Coach Hurt had no fear for his boys
when they went into the game In q
drizzling rain Saturday, and the light
youngsters from Oshaloosa high
school tackled their opponents from
Abba, ~ lbs. heavier than they were, in
q way that showed up the visitors In
all their faults. Six touchdowns and
four goals we're garnered safe from
the battlefield before the whistle
sounded for the end. II was q well
played game, but owing all It's interest
to what the locals did.
The Oskaloosa backs were in the
glare OF the calcium. from the time OF
they first kickoff. Claire Reisman,
Pugh and Sinclair went through and
around, with good success and for fine
gains, time after TING. Big Claire
got through for 55-yard dash down
the heid and planted It square between
the posts, and Sinclair took an uphill
run and finished the scoring with q
dash for As and square plant be
tween the uprights.
the locals had little defensive work,
but their line seemed strong against
the AlbIans who were held repeatedly
for downs, and were never within
striking distance OF the goals. Only
thrice did the locals fall TO make their
distance once when almost at the goal.
Abba braced, at the opening OF the
first half, and holding sent back the
ball for Ave yards. In the first half
again Sinclair was thrown back and
failed 10 MAKE the loss expected, and
In the last few minutes OF the play,
Relsman, with ten to gain, attempted
fake punt, and made 1t good for I'VE
yards only. .
At the first whistle Van Reisman re-
celyed the kick, and brought 1t ten
yards TO the 25.yard line. Claire went
through for twenty-five and Pugh
found a hole. Through the line went
Claire and Pugf, and by short gains
the ball was showed along TO Albia's
five-yard line, when the locals were
held.
Abba made but ten yards and lost II.
A couple through the line and Claire
made the rest with a ten-yard rush
for the first touchdown. Goal was
easy TO Claire. Four and q half min
utes.
Love received and carried TO the
thirty-hye yard line. Through the line
on short ones for ten yards and Abba
was held. Pugh got 20 yards and
Claire ten, and some little ones put
Pugh across In Ave minutes. Refs,
man kicked the goal
The ball went back into play, Pugh
receiving. BY long end run gains u
was sent up to within thirty yards,
when Abrams kieKed Wild, on drop
from field. Again the end-run gains
but the local were held, and they
held In turn Abrams again missed
HIS drop kick. After short gains
Claire asked for a place kick, but
Bradbury threw high A tumble from
the visitors and the bali was again In
local territory, where 1t remained UNI
IA the end OF the 25-minute half.
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