Arizona republican., 1910-11-07
HOW PHOENIX WON FROM TUCSON HIGH SOME DETAILS OF FIRST FOOT
 BALL GAME OF SEASON Tucson Has Fine Team But Was Un- able to Score Against the Visitors
 in Clean, Fast Contest

Congratulating themselves upol
 having beaten a team as good as tn
 Tucson high school eleven, the foot
 ball warriors of the Phoenix higl
 school returned home yesterday morn
 ing. All the boys came back in grea
 shape. White they played fast, harC
 game not one was hurt.
 The score of the game, to o, wa!
 given in the Republican yesterda!
 morning but no details of the contes
 were received until the team came
 back. According to the boys them
 selves, Tucson has a rattling gOoC team. Disinterested spectators state
 however, that Phoenix was stronger
 both in their backs and in the line
 than the old Pueblo eleven. Tucsor
 simply settled down and played harC against a team just a trifle better.
 The game was governed by 191C rules and was therefore divided into
 four quarters instead of two halves, as
 heretofore. owing to shOrtness oi
 time, the halves were cut down tO
 twelve and a half minutes. The regu-
 lation length is fifteen minutes. | No one familiar with the 1910 rules could be secured to umpire the contest
 Finally an umpire was agreed upon but according to his own confession he was more familiar with the rules prevail ing in former years. Several times he peBalized the Phoenix boys when they did not think they deserved it but trey are making no complaint because of that.
 We won, and that's enough for us, |" .t,. ID day.
 Time was short because two games had to be played in one OfternoOn on the same grounds. After the high school contest the Universities of Ari zona and Fl Paso met in football com bat Everyone said, after the days sport was over, that the high school students gave much the best exhibition of the game.
 The first game was called at 1:30 D. m. Tucson won the toss and chose the kickoff, Captain Goebel of Phoe- nix taking his choice of the goals.
 Goebel received the ball punted by the Tucson kicker and punted back. Grinshaw dOwned the Tucsonian who caught the pigskin and Tucson had the ball when the two teams lined up for the first scrimmage. It was not long. however, before Tucson lost the ball on downs
 Excellent line bucking by Jackson and McGlaslin, the Phoenix half backs, followed. Goebel tried for a field goal from the fifty yard line but failed by only a few inches. The ball went di- rectly through the center of the goal posts but trifle too low.
 For a time the game was nothing more than a kicking duel. Goebel out punted Tucson but his kicking was not quite as good as it was last year. The forward pass was worked only few times by either side. The Phoe nix line held well and often broke through the opposing formation.
 At the end of the second quarter neither side had scored. During the third quarter brilliant series of line bucks by Jackson, McGlaslin and Goe- bel carried the ball within two feet of the goal line. Tucson lined up for a final stand but it was of no use. GOebel went through left tackle and scored the only touchdown of the game. He missed kicking a goal. It was during this series of bucks that Jackson showed his mettle. He is without question the star of the team when it comes to work that requires brawn and beef.
 During the fourth quarter the play was fast and furious. Tucson was fighting like mad to score and keep higher. Despite their most strenuous l,1 IA selves, but they did hold down the l capital city lads.
 Time was never called on account of | accidents to Phoenix players. The l Tucson boys also finished in good con- dition.
 Marian, at quarter, ran the team in fine shape. ONeill. at left end, played | 3 fast game, stopping many Tucsonians i who tried to get around his end Hur | ley, at left tackle, and McGlaslin at | right half, were two other stars.
 Throughout the game was an ex- | clean one. Weather and | grounds were both perfect for good l football. Tucson was much surprised | that she did not win. Their team held | 1own the University in a practice | game, two or three days before, to score of F to 6.
 The Phoenix boys were treated fine n the Old Pueblo. Everything was lone for their comfort and in the ev- sning they were guests at ball at he University.
 A return game will be played next friday morning at 10 o'clock, at East ake park. Both teams are confident if winning.
 Next Tuesday morning at nine O. lock the Phoenix team will meet for practice and to be photographed. BOTH SPEEDY AND EFFECTIVE.
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