The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-11-12
HOODOO IS BROKEN,
CADETS WIN FROM
THE WALLACE LADS
VISITORS DEFEATED BY SCORE
OF TWELVE TO
NOTHING.
LOCALS SCORED IN BOTH HALVES
Nashville Eleven Was Rather Light
in Weight, But Played Pretty
BaIl-Threatened to Tally at One
Time.

u to 0.
At last c. NJ. A. scored.
The hoodoo is broken-the black cat
was buried.
Academy Field came into her own
last Saturday when the Cadets met
the game little Wallace team and de-
feated them by the score of II to o.
The victory was not so great as one
would suppose, comparing the two
teams from an athletic point of view.
The Cadets outweighed the Wallace
lads by far. but the visitors were
quick and gritty and got in the game
with the determination of wolves.
Ochs and Cooper for Wallace, did
some star playing and were the center
of the Cadets heavy plunges and were
knocked out time and again. but would
rallv and get back in the game. A
touchdown was made in both halves.
Wallace kicked off to Bonner, on G.
M. AS ten-yard line, who rushed 1t
gack for twenty yards, but lost the
ball on attempting to buck the line
for the required gains. Wallace failed
to gain and punted. G. M. A. made a
tandum buck, but were penalized 10
Yards for holding. The forward pass
was then worked two successive times
for thirty yards gain and by bucking
the line C. M. A. rushed the ball TO
within Is yards of Wallace's goal when
Bonner was sent through for several
wards, but lost the ball on tumble
Wallace punted and Herrin received
the ball and brought it back Is yards.
E. Craighead gained Is yards around
left end This was followed by sue
cessive bucks to within ten yards OF
the goal, when Shamoltush was sent
over for touchdown in II minutes OF
play. Phillips kicked goad. Score .
| to 0.
Second Half.
Wallace booted the ball to Shamo'
tulski and made a ten-yard gain. Wal
lace held for downs and the ball went
over. chester, Wallace's left hall
made brilliant run for thirty yards
and it looked as if touchdown was
coming. but they lost the ball on
downs. At this stage of the game the
players became so hot that Herrln, T.
NJ. quarter back, busted on signals
three different times and c. M. A.
lost. The forward pass was attempt
ed The ball would fall on the ground
and G. M. A. lost As yards from this
cause alone.
wallace was penalized only once
and that was for holding Maddox
and Phillips sustained injuries and
Palmer and Tolley went in in their
places. Tolley did some brilliant work
and was chiefly responsible for the
touchdown. Ochs made fling tackle
for Frasher and was thrown violently
TO the ground. Two of G. M. AS
heaviest men landed across his BODY
Frasher was thrown somersault
The ball was taken to the 25-yard line
and Bonner went over for toucn
down. Phillips kicked goal. Score
| 10 to 0.
The ball was put back in play agar
and G. M. A. was working hard foi
another touchdown, but were oelns
held for short gains when the whistle
blew.
i The lineup:
Wallace. Position. G. M. A.
uvinnio Center Loone!
So piobt cnard Jonei
pavor Left Guard B. Craigheat
Fl, Smith Right Tackle e. Cralgnea'
Morrison Left Tackle McPheeter
]. Cooper Right End Frashe
Phillips and
| coou Left End Paine
A. Higgins Quarterback Herrli
Coonor Plight Half Shamtoulsk
Ochs FulloacK Done
Maddox and
c,ostor Left Half TolIe
Referee, l.. Stone. Umpire I
owen. Head linesman, Porter. Time
lkeepers Capt. Cox and Prof. Wallac'