Arizona republican., 1909-11-14
'VARS|TIES WIN FROM
 PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL
Tucson Won Out in a Snappy Game
 With Score Of 2t to 0

The game between the Prescott hiGh school eleven and the University of Arizona at Eastlakc park yesterday morning resulted in a score of T to O in favor of the university. It was not a bad showing by high school team against a universit. eleven.
 In the first half there was some fine football Prescott held down Tucson to 3 too. They played a stiff and snap py game. but were badly handicapped by the greater weight of their oppo- neutS IL was generally estimated that the university men averaged several pounds more than the high school boys
 The game was particularly interest ing to the local football enthusiasts be- cause the Phoenix high school is to play the Prescott eleven Thanksgiving day From the quality of football the Prescott boys put mp yesterday it is quite evident that there sNill be nc such Walk-away for the local school as they had with the Williams team. Prescott Is well versed in football lore and rules. ana if the Coyotes get their sCalps il will be by the cleverest sort of play. The game was advertised yesterday for the championship of Arizona. and this title may be claimed by the University of Arizona provided the Prescott high school wins from the Coyotes Thanksgiving day. If the PhoeuIN high school wins this there is nothing for the University team to de but play Foster Rockwell's Coyotes for the championship. Phoenix has play ed two games and not been beaten. and Jha university cannot gobble the hon 1rS without meeting them. Rockwell is anxious for his men to go up against the strong boys. despite the discrep- ancy n weight. But everything will hinge on the Thanksgiving day game unless game can be arranged with tho university before that date
 The game of yesterday was better managed than either of the other two games played here Rockwell acted as umpire and penalized both elevens for off side plays and other derelictions of the rules. Prescott was penalized less than the university. There was some foul tackiinS and many of tae plays in
 
 the rules or wilful violation of them Ernest Stroud was umpire. and F w Hart. of the Prescott team went in as timekeeper in the first half. but was replaced later in the game by Jack Leaning at the request of the men from Tucson. The decisions of Stroud. and Rockwell were also questioned by the "NarsitieS." but it was always found that the old Yale quarter back knew what he was talking about.
 Prescott did nobly in holding down the heavier team to to 0 in the first half In the second half the one fine opportunity Of the Prescott men to score Was lost. The ball was run up |" the University twenty yard line Here a place kick was tried. but the ball was grabbed by d man from Tue son A little later a touch down was mad" by the university. but no goal kicked Two more touchdowns were scored bv the men from Tucson. and "nc goal kicked. This brought the score up to 21 to O. The game was watched by large number of visitors from Tucson and Prescott. as well as by local spectators. IL was a fine op- I'rtunity for the Coyotes to get a Iine' on their opponents of Thanks giving day and nearly every one of the Coyote players was present. They did not appear at all discouraged and ex- rect to win when they meet the valiant men from Prescott