Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
.HILH SCHOOL ROUTS HARLAN
Runs Rings Around the High School
Boys from Iowa.
PAYNE AND KLoPP STARS
Work Forward Pass and Make LOng
Runs Almost at VIII Against
the Much Lighter Team
at Vinton Park.
AYNE AND KLOPP STA

The Omaha High school foot ball team
defeated the Harlan High school In foot
ball Saturday at Vinton street park by
the score OF 90 to O. II was an easy game
for Omaha from the start, as scoring
started a few minutes after the game be-
gan.
The Harlan team although outweiEhed
by Omaha by about ten pounds on the
average, put up pluclSy game and did well
|. for their crippled condition. Miller, the
captain Of the team, was unable to play,
as he was out OF the game with a broken
collarbone Another star player for Har-
Ian was sick with typhoid fever and thus
they were forced to use new and mex
Iperienced men, who played hard, but were
fnot match for Omaha, who had been so
successfully coached by Coach Burnett.
Omaha defended the north goal and An
drus received the ball, but lost It on a
tumble. Harlan punted the ball and Gall
received It and returned the pigsNin about
thirty yards. Howes ran through the Har-
Ian line to about five yards from the goal,
when Underhill pushed through for a
touchdown. Omaha failed to kick goal
Score, to Q.
Harlan again kicked off and Omaha
made several gaine by line sn1ashes hut
lost the ball on a forward pass. Harlan
was unable TO gain ground and punted.
Klopp received the ball and gained twenty
five yards. when downed by Harlan's end.
Klopp circled the end and reached goal
Captain Payne kicked goal which made
the score II to 0.
xIOpp Makes Big Gains.
Omaha kicked to Harlan and Kerr re-
celved the ball, but was soon tackled by
Payne and lost the ball on a tumble.
Klopp made another gain for Omaha, but
was unable 10 reach goal as the first quar-
ter was over.
In the second quarter Harlan kicked off
and Howes recovered the ball after FUN
bic and gained twenty yards. Rector soon
carried the ball near goal and Underhill
went over. Payne kicked goal. making the
soore IT TO Harlan's 0. Omaha then kicked
the ball TO Harlan. who lost II on a fdm-
BILE, and Andrus recovered the ball Bow
man made a sensational run around the
right end and carried the ball over thirty
five yards. Payne made the goal through
an open field and then failed to kick goal.
Omaha, p; Harlan, 0, at the end OF the
/ first half
The second half OF the game was short
ened on account OF the base ball game,
but there was time enough for Omaha to
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forward passes at the beginning Of the
second half. and gained consistently. but
when Harlan would attempt a forward
pass Omaha would block It and Harlan
would again resort TO a punt. Harlan'a line
vas weak compared 70 Omaha's and seemed
unable to gain on the end runs. Howes
received the hall from Harlan and ran
thirty yards to goal with an open field
Payne kicked goal, making the score q TO o.
Klopp, played a star game at quarter.
and succeeded IN lodging past Harlan's
tackles and gaining about twenty-five or
thirty yards at time. Klopp and Payne
worked the forward pass 20 advantage.
and showed their knowledge OF the game
by their careful judgment OF the forward
pass. Kiopp ran with the ball for the next
lew downs and finally eluded Harlan
tackles and ran to goal Payne again
kicked goal which made the score "a to o.
Both Use Forward Pass.
Harlan was unable 10 use the forward
pass 20 advantage. and lost the ball again
and again. Carson. Omaha's substitute
tackle, played . hard game and stopped
Harlan several times Wnen near goal
Omaha gained on end runs and line
smashee, and showed better team work
than In Tie last game, By forward PASSES
Omaha again approached 70 within three
yards Of the gal. when Voyle Rector was
pushed over for a touchdown. Omaha failed
TO kick goal. making tho score "A 10 c
/ IN favor u Omaha. In the last few
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