The daily sentinel., 1907-11-04

on Glenwood's tumble.
Barber went around end for 20
yards. Buedelier through tackle for
10 yards, and Barber around end
again for 80 yards. Wells made 8
yards around left end and Buedelier
went over for a touchdown.
Bunting missed goal.
Junction kicked to Glenwood, who
returned ball to 40-yard line. Glen
wood gained around end. Glenwood
kicked. Caldwell made 20 yards
around end. Barber made Is yards
around end for touchdown.
Bunting missed goal.
Junction kicked to Glenwood who
returned ball to 50-yard line.
Time up for first half. Score 21
to o.
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Second Half.
Junction kicked to Glenwood, who
made good return. They failed to
make through e. Miller, and tried to
kick, but the Junction line broke
through and blocked 1t. Boyer FUN
bled and lost 2 yards. Forward pass
failed and Glenwood got ball. The
Tigers held the Babies for downs and
blocked punt. Bunting made 90
yards around end. Boyer made 10
yards. Buedelier over for touch
down. Bunting kicked goal.
Glenwood kicked to Junction, who
made good return. Bunting made
good gains on lire shift and halves
went for long end runs, Boyer max
ing as yards. Caldwell went over
for touchdown. Bunting kicked goal.
Play was again started, but game
was called for darkness. Score 33
to o.
Fullerton refereed the first half
ard Demerst umpired. In the sec
ond half they changed places. Each
man was very able official and both
teams are highly pleased with their
services.
Hubbard and Barrier of the Glen
wood team received slight injuries,
but have fully recovered. The Tigers
came out of the fray with scarcely
a scratch.
This was Glenwood's second game.
They played Leadville about three
weeks ago and held them down 16
to 0.
Arthur. the Tigers left end, was
hOI thoubASQ by uiS huce, anu pldyeQ
star game both in carrying the ball
and tackling.
The way Barber played half back
was a surprise to many. This husky
lad has been shifted considerably
this year. but his actions in Satur-
days game will certainly cinch him
a position in the back field.
! Buedelfer made good gains every
time he was called into action. Bunt-
ing played a good fast game and
his toe worked better than usual.
d. Buedelier. who played part of
the game at guard, performed like
veteran.
Other Games in Sight.
Word was received from Colorado
Springs that they wished a game on
the 23rd of this month. Owing to
the Delta game being scheduled for
the 23rd, Manager Allen was COM
PEELED to wire them that a game at
that time was impossible.
1t Is hoped however, that a post
season game may be matched with
the Colorado Springs champions.
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The Delta aggregation have re-
fused to come here next Saturday
because three of their men are out
of the game from injuries.
The date agreed upon for their re-
turn game is the 23rd OF this month.
The Tigers intend to give them a
surprise party at that time.
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The Tigers play Montrose Novem-
ber 16. A special train will probably
be run to that city. The locals re-
member the score of 10 to which
was the result of their first clash
with Montrose and they are not go
ing to slack up in their practice .un-
I'll that team has been laid to rest
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Manager Allen Is trying to match
game with the Bucks" at the Tel
Ter Indian School for Friday after
noon, November s.
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The Glenwood team started from
home at S:55 on the Midland and
arrived In Grand Junction at 3:2Ol
on the Midland. Their special car
was hooked onto No. at Palisade
and they arrived here just l hour
after the game should have been
called.
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The Girls Game.
Fourteen to IA was the score of |
the basket ball contest between the
Glenwood and Grand Junction girls
teams. 1t was a dandy good contest
and aroused much enthusiasm. Each
team played superbly and called
forth big chunks of applause and ad-
miration.
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