The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-14
WIN ONE AND
LOSE ANOTHER
THE PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL
BREAKS EVEN WITH UNIVER.
sITY MILITARY SCHOOL IN MO-
BILE.

The Pensacola High School foot
ball team journeyed to Mobile on Fri
day morning for a game with the Uni
versity Military School on Friday af-
teTnoon.
The U. NJ. s. boys showed superior
ability and won a clean-cut victory
over the H S. boys. Score, Is to O..
The game was called at $3.50 in the
afternoon. Capt. ShuttlewOrth won
the toss and chose to receive the
kickoff. The ball was kicked over
the goal line. Pensacola brought the
ball out to the-e5-yard line and put it
in play They made their distance
just once and were then forced to
punt. u. NJ. s. then ploughed through
Pensacola's line for good gains. Pen
sacOla held them for downs and re-
ceived the ball on a punt. On q pretty
forward pass by ShuttlewOrth, Quar-
teT-back Fell received the ball but his
ankle was hurt in the mix-up and he
was forced to retire from the game.
This was a great misfortune to Pen
sacola and they played an uphill game
after that Coleman took FelIs place
at quarter and Watson went to left
end in Coleman's place. FelIs absence
seemed to demoraIiZe the team aud
they we're on the defensive during the
remainder of the game. After II min
utes of hard playing, L VI. S. scored
the first touchdown by sending An
dTews across the goal line. q. NJ. S.
was unable to score again ia the first
half
In the second half High School
kicked off and Andrews ran 20 yards.
Then the L. VI. S. backs made con-
sistent gains at almost any point.
Hayes made the second touchdown by
skirting right end, but failed to kick
goal. Andrews made the third touch
down in the last few seconds of the
second half Goal again failed. Score,
10 to 0. The forward pass was sue
cessful on three occasions with Pen
sacOla and once with L. NJ. S
L NJ. s. weighed a few pounds
heavier than Pensacola and ran in
reference like veterans Andrews and
Hayes were the stars for L. NJ. S.
ShuttlewOTth and Coleman did great
work for the home team. Time Of
halves, 20:20.
Barton Academy VS.. ?. n. 5.
Barton Academy were anxious TO
play the H. S. boys while they were
in Mobile. as no other date could be
arranged for a game there. The Pen
sacola team could not remain over
Saturday afternoon and a game was
arranged Tor SATURDAY morning. Man
ager Coleman knew he stood a chance
OF losing another game, but the offer
was good and he decided to stav.
The game was called at 1890 a. m
with Lybrand at quarter and Coleman
in his regular position. Pensacola
won the toss and chose TO receive the
kick-off. ShuttlewOTth made 20 yards
on the kickoff. A forward pass to
Coleman made y yards more. Three
line bucks made the distance again.
Then they were held fer downs and
were forced to kick. On an attempted
forward pass by Barton, Shuttleworth
picked up the ball and ran 80 yards,
but was OveTtaken when within 10
yards Of the goal line. He was then
sent through the line for the first
touchdown. There was no more scor-
ing in the first half
In the second half. when a punt by
Barton was misdirected, Shuttleworth
again secured the ball and ran 40
Yards for the second touchdown.
This was three minutes after the
opening of the half. Then the Barton
boys bTaced up and for the remainder
of the game outclassed the home team.
They executed three successful for
ward passes in the second half, and