Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-21
HIGH
SCHOOL VICTORY
In First Game of the Season With
Boise High School Team Payette
Shows Great Team Work and
Splendid Form-Great Rejoicing
Over Score of II to o.

1 Last Saturday afternoon in Boise
before a monster crowd that had
gathered at the State Fair grounds
on that the closing day OF the best
state fair ever held in Idaho the Pay
ette High School team met and de-
feated by a score of u to the
Boise High School team. According
to the report in the Daily Statesma
of Sunday the Boise team was out
lclassed by superior team work. The
following report of the game appear
ed in the Statesman Sunday Eornins,
In a game, which, outside O. the
evident lack of practice and team
work on the part of the local High
school boys, showed many good fea-
lures and gave promise of excellent
work when they get together better.
the Boise High school football team
was yesterday defeated by Payette
High by the score of u to 0.
The Payette team showed the ef-
fects of careful training in mass
plays and pulled off several very sue
cessful forward passes which aided
materially in advancing the ball
down the field. Their men, howey yer,
were in poor shape physically as CON-
pared with Boise as several were
done up during scrimmages and Kin
nison, the visitors fullback, had his
ankle severely sprained near the closeI
of the first half.
Mackinson took his place in the
second half and did credit to the po-
sition by his good punting and ability
to handle the ball in the forward
pass.
Burns, Payette's right halfback,
was the hero of the day, he having
scored the first touch down and
kicked the goal netting his team a
score of go for the first half In the
second half the locals took a deter
mined stand and fought vaIiantly to
hold back their opponents. McCon
nell, Korts, Morgan and Baker did
heroic work but their best efforts !
failed to stop the whirlwind mass
plays of the meloneaters, and the ball
was again carried over the line for
a touchdown, Burns again kicking
goal in the face of a stiff breeze
which was strong enough TO make the
Job a decidedly difficult one. TIE
ball. however, sailed neatly over the
bar and between the posts maki1t |
he score u to 0.
There were but a few minutes re
naming to the end Of the game anc
neither side scored again.
The lineup of the two teams was
as follows:
Payette, Position. Bo.se.
Kinnison-Maekinson. ..Gerlcugi
Fullback.
Driscol ................-.. BAKER
Quarterback.
Burns Observation-Disclosures. KOrts
Right Halfback.
Russell .............. smith
Left Halfback.
Ring .........-.... Brown
Center.
Albert .........-.- ...- Gregory
Right Guard.
McCIanahan ............. Arney
Right Tackle.
Lattig, B. ........... Parkinson
Right End
Walker -..........-..-...- Orcut,
Left Guard.
Lattig. G. ...........-...- ManGaL
Left Tackle,
Ayres .,.,..,,...,...,.,. McCohhe
Left End.
John Regan officfated as umpire.
When the news of the victory was
received in Payette by the pupils o.
the High School there was much re-
joicing and some of the enthusiast
ones chalked the result Of the gam
and the score on almost @. ergtkin
.chalkable" in Payette. Sunday !
morning a large crowd of Joyous stu
dents gathered at the depot VIXEN the |
pony came in to welcome the return
ing yietors but they failed 70 put in
an appearance, but nothing Gaunted |
their admirers again gathered at the
depot at about p. m. on the arrival
Of the second section OF No, 9 AM 1
duly welcomed their champions.
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