Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-17
LOCALS COMPLETELY SHOWED
UNDER By NORTH HIGH At
pEs MONIES.
CLEARLY ourPLAYED
BUT NOT DISCOURAGED
M arsh aItown Team Team to East
North High Squad as to o-Expected
Defeat, But Not at Such overwhelm.
ing seors-Dss Moines Story Of the
Game.

ball team was Overwhelmingly defeated
North High at Des Moines. When the
score was counted the home team had
piled up total OF As points to the visi-
tors 0. The Marshalltown players are
far from discoura ged, however, and are
showing the true Marsha!ltown spirit
/ of accepting defeat gracefully and go
| ing in the next time With the intention
of making a better showing. While
! the locals expected defeat in the Dies
Moines game they did not think the
score would be as large as the game
showed.
Marsha,town was clearly outplayed,
, the fas. team OF the larger school
showing the effects Of more ira ming
and better team work. AItho the Dies
| Moines story of the game credits Mar
shalltown with outwe.gh!ng the Des
Moines team. this is in error, according
10 the local PLAYERS. who estimate that
Des Moines outweighed Marshalltown
at least ten pounds per man Mar
shalltown, too, has almost s-een
team, the majority of her players hav-
ing donned their moleskins for the first
time this season. On the other hand
the Des Mo!nes eleven has nine men
who have played three years.
For Marshalltown Hatcher proved
the best ground gamer. and displayed
his ability to tackle to good advantage.
. Gabelnlaa and Ray Packer played
good game. Crippled by Injuries, and
in new positions, the visitors lined up
with Roscoe Packer, left end; Ray
Packer and Winery. left tackle: Cal
mus left guard; Stewart. center; keef-
er, right guard; Rigalow, right tackle:
Wilson and Ray Packer. right end:
Gabelran. quarter; Smith. left half;
Malloy, right half; Hatcher, fulback.
The story Of the game. as told by the
Register and Leader, follows:
BY showing under the Marshalltown
eleven with a score of IS to 0 Satur-
day afternoon North High schoo. elm
mated that school from the race for
the 1910 championship and jolted Sc
verely Iowa City's claim to the title.
announced on the strength Of the lat
ter's recent defeat of Marshalltown.
Ma rshalltown had no chance in Sat
urday's game when the dust had set
tied after the first scrimrnage. Altho
outweighing the Des Mones team, the
visitors were excelled in speed and
pIdClISdIiy Az Ot1icl k'oiiA - " e-'S 6e@A--N'
Local players romped away with the
ball frequently. tearing thru crowds OF
the opposing players for long gains.
The contest was disappointing to
Coach Craven and his North High
PLAYERS They had expected and desired
a hard contest that the local team
! might taste bit OF real competition
before meeting the doughty Grinnell
eleven az Grinnell next Saturday. Coach
Craven used every available man Of
the first and second teams during the
game
The Arst touchdown came to North
High In the first four minutes OF play.
A fumbed ball in the second down was
captured by Hamilton behind the goal
posts Marshalltown seemingly never
recov cred from the disappointment.
North High played with snap Cap
tain Lively featured with his lodging
tactics. twisting thru the opposing line
time and again for large gains Bird
sail at center played a game that IS
seldom seen in a man In that position
He broke up numerous plays attempted
by Marshalltown before the ball had
left the quarterback's hands.
"Marshalltown won the toss and
chose to receive the ball The kick to
Malloy placed the bail within a few
wards of the goal. Hamilton nailed the
runner behind the line on the first
down. On the second he captured the
fumbled ball and placed it behind1 the
goal for the first touchdown. Bunz
kicked goal. Score, North High .,
Marshalltown 0.
BUM booted the ball to the fifteen
ward line and the bail was returned
twenty yards. Failing to gain. Gaoel-
man punted to Lively, who returned
twenty-five yards. An end run ne1teo
six Yards. a delayed pass resulted in
loss. Marshalltown gained the ball on
the mex, down and punted to BUM.
Lively gained six yards. Cooper went
around the left end for twenty yards.
The next down was a scramble, North
High recovering the ball on the ten
yard line Smith went over for
touch down. BUM failed on the goal.
Score, North High, II, Marshalltown
7 o.
"Marshalltown kicked to Lively.
North punted to the middle Of the field.
A forward pass gained Marshalitown
fifteen yards. Diltz broke thru the line,
tacking his man for loss. Mar
| shalltown tried drop kick which was
unsuccessful. Time on the first quar-
ter was called when Marshalltown had
failed to complete forward pass.
Lively went over for the goal for
the third touchdown early in the Sec
ond quarter. A fumbled punt, recover
ed by North High, resulted In the
fourth touchdown, Blount going over.
The kickoff was returned by Lively
to the middle Of the field. A series OF
end runs brought the ball within few
yards Of the goal and Cooper was sent
over. The second half finished with
the score 81 to 0.
North High came back with part
| Of It's second term in the third quar-
| ter and secured the sixth touchdown in
| short order. Hamilton going over.
BUM made the other touchdown dur
ing the quarter. the score then being
80 to o. Hamilton made the score IN
| the last period, Bunx kicking goal and
making the final total Is to O."
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