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MALES BEAT INFANTRY
BY SEASONS BIGGEST SCORE

rett and Joy saw the 10-yard line
forced, Plunkett scoring a touchdown
and Joy missing the kick. Score:
MALES, 3; INFANTRY, o.
The Infantry's kick was returned to
the 2S-yard line and then Plunkett ad-
vanced to the 45-yard mark.
Infantry got the ball on downs and
kicked, Plunkett relieving to the Ma
lies 3S-yard line. Plunkett gained
yards and the side was penalized 5
yards for off-side play.
Plunkett went round right end from
the Infantry's 50-yard line to the 19-
yard mark. Hebron and Jarrett each
ripped off several yards, and with the
leather half yard from the goal-line,
Plunkett went over with it. Sumner
converted neatly. Score:
MALES, II; INFANTRY, 0.
Joy brought the kick back to his 40
yard line and Plunkett skirted left end
to the 33-yard mark, Hebron follow
ing with a gain of Z yards more. TWO
plays in which Plunkett was entrust-
ed with the ball saw the S-yard line
punctured, Hebron gained the 5-yard
chalk and Plunkett notched his third
touchdown. BlaisdeIl doing nothing
when he kicked. Score:
MALES, 16: INFANTRY, o.
The kick was downed on the Males
40-yard line. Akina netted 10 yards
round his end and Jarrett ploughed
through to the 11-yard mark. A buck
gained five yards more and with a
touchdown in right, half-time was sig
nailed
SECOND HALE
The kick was blocked by Kauhane,
who fell on it on the Males 40-yard
line. James dove through for yards
and Joy, in two speedy plays, reach
ed the 5-yard chalking, Hebron TAX
ing the ball over the line for the covet-
ed 5~points. Joy kicked poorly, leav-
ing the score:
MALES, 81; INFANTRY, 0.
Sumner kicked, the ball being down
ed on the Reds 25-yard line. Joy
went round right end and crossed the
goal-line but the touchdown was dis
allowed on account of fouling, the
side being pena1ized yards.
The very next play Clarke, starting
from the 40-yard line going round left
end scored a touchdown, aided by
splendid interference. James kick
came to nothing. Score:
MALES, 2e; INFANTRY. 0.
Houghtailing took the ball back to
his 30-yard line from the kickoff and
JOY plunged through the line for a
15-yard gain. Clarke made 10 yards,
James ) yards, Clarke 10 yards more,
and then Joy kicked, the ball being
downed on the soldiers 35-yard line
The Infantry soon surrendered the
sphere and Hebron gained 10 yards. |
James yards, and then Joy rushed |
the ball to the enemy's 15-yard line. |
Clarke went him seven yards better |
and then Joy obtained the sixth touch
down of the match. Blaisdeu missed |
the kick and the score was:
MALES, 81; INFANTRY, o.
Duisenberg ran with the kickoff to |
fort by Clarke Hebron broke loose !
and ran So yards for touchdown !
which, however, was disallowed, on ac- ]
count of his running out of bounds
The ball was put into play on the n
Males 50-yard line, the ball going to |
the soldiers on a tumble Infantry
the Males 45-yard line.
Joy made the soldiers 50-yard line, /
Clarke the 45-yard line and then Joy
kicked. the ball reposing on the 13-
yard line.
Infantry booted, Blaisdell brought
the leather back to the Males 25-yard
line and the game was over, the score
being as above stated.
MALES: 10TH INFANTRY; |
Akina ................ Kramer
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r. G. L.
Duisenberg .................... Henshel
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Buckle, Kauhane ............... Foster
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sumner, Rose .................. Rogers
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olunkett, H. Clarke ........... Garrett L
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F. B. /
Jarrett. James OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Daun
ouchdowns-Plunkett (3), Hebron,
Clarke. Joy. Goal from touchdown
sumner. Referee - Capt. Humphrey.
Jmpire-Dr Hobby. Timekeeper-Dr
RAYMOND. Head linesman-John Lane.
Dera - HOus
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