The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-02
|PADUCAH HIGH is Y
/ AGAIN A WINNER
Defeats H0pkinsville by Score
Of 10 to2.
Paducah Lads Took Heart Out OF OPP
ponemcnts by Fast Work In First
Half Of Game.
PROF. EVANS AMONG FRIENDS.

II N
BY faster and better work the
eleven OF the High school won from
THE .Hopkinsvil'e. High school Satur-
| day AFTERNOON at HopkinsyillNby the
lscore OF 10 TO 2. The game was q
good one. but Padueah played SO fast
the first half that the lighting spirit
was taken out of Hopkinsvllle. and In
the SECOND half the Hoptown lads
lpunted altogether. Plays through the
Ilne through the Paducah line failed
TO gain as the Paducah backs dropped
the players.
Hopkinsyille kicked OF, aud Padu-
cah advanced the ball by steady
work the ball was worked TO tue 1--WE
Iyard line when siils on a guard
laround" play put the ball over a
kick at goal failed. In. the same half
iiiopkiHsyiiie was pushed back TO The
ten yard line. when Paduoah lost the
ball on a tumble. Hopkinsville tried
Ito punt. but the kick was bloekedi
land Slils carried the ball over on the
misplay. In the second half Hop
kinsville punted frequently. and as
Wilhelm had a hand injured he could
not handle the punts well. He picked
the ball up behind the goal and was
ldowned by Hopkinsville, making the
score 10 to 2.
Captain Wilhelm at quarter played
star game throughout rs his gener-
alship IN the first half won the game
and his handling OF punts In the Sec
ond half saved the day. HAYS and
Yarbro ploughed through the line for
gain after gain. while Burton. al
though not used for carrying the ball
much. made openings and put up fine
Interference. Epperheimer and Luft-
enburg ON the ends broke up inter
ference in grand style and made good
tackles. The line held like a wall.
The teams lined up: Hopklnsyille-
Cate, re; f. Dabney. 1T: Mays. re-;
barrett. c; Smith. lg; Melton. Il;
Rudd. lie: r. Dabney. Qb: Meacham,
llh; Long. RI, and FELTON,, 10. Padu-
cah-Luftenburg, re; Browning. IT;
Sills. rig; Harth. c; Mitchell. Is;
Scott. It; Epperheimer, le: Wilhelm,
captain aud qb. Hses. ri; burton,
%: Yarbro, lh|Rinkliff and Kirkland,
subs.
Prof W, A. Evans. the former Hop
kinsville coach, accompanied the team
and was given warm welcome by
his former players.
Football Results.
At st. Washington Uni
iversity, IL; Rose Poly. o.
At St Louis-St. Louis University
10; Pennsylvania, l3.
At Springfield. o.-Kenyon. CO.
Wlttenburg, 3.
At New Phillips Andover
10: Yale freshmen. %.
At Lewiston. Me.-UnIversity OF
Maine. G Bates. 0.
At Itbaca--COrnell.. 10; Pennsyl-
Iyanla state. 4.
At Cambridge ~ Harvard. 6;
Brown, 2.
At West Point r. Princeton. 0,
West Point. 0.
At Annapolis-carlisle, lG; Anna
polls. 6.
At syracnse-wi,llams. o; syra.
cuse. 30.
At New Haven Yale. 40; Massa-
'chusetts Aggies 0.
At Pittsburg- Carnegie Tech, o.:
lPennsylmnia. %.
AT chicago-Chicago. 20; Mime
sofa. 0.
At Ann Michigan, "a.
Vanderbilt. G.
At Urbana, lll.-Illinois, 10; In
llama. 0.
At Wisconsin, 9; Mar
quette. G.
AT st, Louis-Western University
of Pennsylvania. 10; St Louis. 0.
At st. Washington, II:
Rose Poly. 0.
At Beloit-Lawrence. IL Beloit. 0
At Cleve.and-Case. 81; Wooster.
At Springfield Mass.-sprlhgne.d,
|11 Wesleyan. o.
At Medford-BowdOin,' IL; Tufts,
no.
At Washington II University OF
Maryland. o; George Washington
university, rs.
At New Orleans-Tulane Univer-
sity, 10; University of Mississippi, o.
At Iowa City - Nebraska. II;
Iowa. S.
AT Grinnell-Grnnell, 2s; coe. 6.
At Topeka-Drake. G; Washburn.
10, -
At Dies Moines--Highland Park.
|3S; LeaDder. 0.
AT Hartford-Trinity, 90; Holy
Gross. o. s
At Norfolk-virglnla. 6; North
C2rollna A. a. NJ. 0.