Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-10-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


Miss Rankin reports a very large
class in domestic sience The classes
are busy killing flies, which, contrary
TO former years, viii not be cooked.
h. Johnson. b. Ramsdell, w. Lemke,
NJ Scholfield S. Mcconnell and l.
Taugher rooted for Wausau at Amigo
last Saturday.
Rev. Hughes, of Merrill, gave the
school an interesting address on Wednes-
day Mr.. Parlin followed it up on
Thursday by giving a very good descrip-
ton of a steamship.
Miss Rogers and Miss Harris have
changed their quarters to Mrs. Muel-
ler's, on Second street. Miss Anna
Wilson came over from Birnamwood
last Saturday to visit them.
Miss Winnifred Huntoon has accepted
a position as teacher of one-half of the
eight grade A, and one half of division
of eighth B. She is occupying Mr.. Cul-
YER 5 room, who has been transferred
to another building, where he will act
as principal.
Earl Lake received an injury the
other day which resulted in discolored
optic.
MIR. Scholes made switch in the line
up of the football team last night, Stuhl-
fauth being placed at right tackle,
while Campbell played left guard.
Our football team was hammered,
smashed and beaten at Amigo last Sat
urday, but it was not disgraced, The
Amigo team, which was heavier than
ours, had also more speed and was
hardly ever troubled in making its
downs, although the Wausau team
fought for all there was in it. The
game opened with Norman of Wausau
kicking off to Willard of Amigo, who
advanced the ball for quite distance.
Amigo then made its distance, nearly
every time using end and of tackle
plays. On our thirty yard line Wausau
held, but fumbled the ball three times
in succession, giving Amigo the ball.
On Wausau's twenty-five yard line, Mil
lard took the ball and broke away from
the bunch, having only Lamotte be-
tween the goal and himself Lamotte
tackled him loosely around one leg,
but was thrown off breaking his collar
bone. Willard then made touchdown
and Peters kicked goal. Sypes was then
put in Lamotte's position and Anthem
took Sype's place. Norman kicked off
and Willard again secured the ball but
was soon downed. By the use of fake
punt, straight football and tackle
around end plays, Amigo advanced the
ball to Wausau's ten yard line, where
Wausau held. Kraatz punted to the
middle of the field, where Amigo
secured the ball. Using straight foot
ball Amigo advanced to Wausau's goal
line and showed Feters over the line for
a touchdown. Peters kicked goal
Norman kicked off again but Amigo
fumbled, the ball and recovered il
again. After a few plays time was
called with Amigos ball in the middle
of the field. Score, Amigo -, Wausau
0. In the second half, Amigo kicked
to Jones who was downed on the SO
yard line. Wausau tried to advance
the ball but was unable to do so and
Kraatz punted to the middle of the field.
Amigo took the ball to Wausau's one
yard line and was held for two downs
but on the third down Peters hurdled
the line for Amigos third touchdown.
No goal was kicked. Bells allowed
this goal although it was made by
hurdling. Wausau kicked off to Anti
go and Amigo made steady march to
Wausau's ten yard line where Wausau
secured the ball. Being unable to gain,
Kraatz punted to the center of the field
where Amigo secured the ball After
few plays, time was called with the
ball in Amigos possession. Score, An
tigo II, Wausau 0
Following is the line up of the two
teams: