The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-25
ANOTHER BIC
SCORE FOR
LOCALS
Overwhelm Strong Football
Aggregation From Che
Ian With Ease.


Chelan was game, but it's team was
helpless before the strength, weight
and skill of the football players
coached by Sievers into one of the
best fighting machines in the north
west.
Owing to the muddy condition of
the field at Recreation park yester-
day afternoon, the scene of the bat
tie was changed to the high school
grounds. This was found to be in
comparatively good shape. The soil
is sandy and the drainage advant-
ageous. Some puddles remained in
spots, but the greater portion of the
ground was merely damp and could
not be improved.
Fourteen forward passes were sue
cessfully negotiated by the locals.
Several more were attempted. Some
of them bounded before caught
others were intercepted, but few of
these were retained by the Chelan
players. Floyd Ross caught four
kickoffs on which he made big gains,
two 40 years each, one % yards and
one Is yards. Sterling also made
gains by receiving punts. Three
times he returned so yards and once
20 yards. Koehler got one kickoff
and ran back 90 yards.
| End runs were spectacular in num-
Der, length and interference. Fos-
ter made four of them. one for 80
yards, one for 90 yards and two for
10 yards each. Sterling ran 60 yards
around the end once, and again 80
yards. Tweed escaped Chelan's end
for 20 yards and later for 10 yards.
Some big gains were made by
breaking through Chelan's line and
making long runs. Koehler succeed
ed once in negotiating 80 yards in
this way and did not stop until the
pigskin was planted behind the goal
posts. Foster went through for 20
yards and Floyd Ross for ) yards.
Ten touchdowns were accom-
plished and goal was kicked by Fos
ter each time with exception of the
first. These touchdowns were made
by Tweed CD, Foster 90. Koehler
(2), Ross and Sterling.
Chelan insisted on cutting the time
of the game 30 minutes, so as TO linn
! it the quarters to ten minutes each
instead of the regulation Is. 4 COM
promise was finally effected The
I first and third quarters were Il l.
minutes, the second and fourth were
ten minutes each. On account of a
full fourth of the game being thus
cut out just as play started, all bets
on total scores were declared off by
Coach Sievers, Referee Lemon and
Umpire Thomas.
Some OF Chelan's best work was
done by the two Indians on the
team. Louis Wapato, the fullback,
was in the middle CT every play and
made some tackles that kept the
score down number of critical
times. Once Sterling had clear
field and had already run 80 yards
when he and the Indian settled down
to a footracc in which the redskin
came off with laurels. Slowly gain
/ ing on Wenatchee's fleet end. Wapa-
to grabbed tho runner by the collar
of his sweater and whirled him to
the ground. THAT was a good tack
lie, Louis" smiled Sterling as he un-
wound himself good naturedly from
the tangle of legs.
In the second quarter three of
Wenatchee's players were displaced
by members of the second team.
Tweed, Miner and Koehler gave way
for a few minutes to o. Ross. Ander-
son and Miller The original line
up again appeared in the third quar-
ter.
Following was the lineup:
Wenatchee Chelan.
Sterling -. .............I. Jones
/, Right end.
stephens SlVe5
Right tackle.
E. Gensinger .............D Duncan
Right guard.
Pike IS. Jones
Center.
Ed. Gensinger ........... Post
Left guard.
Miner p. Wapato
Left tackle.
Garland Coyle
Right end.
Koehler ..............R R. Dickson
Right half.
Tweed A. Dickson
Left half
Ross ............. Harvey (capt.
Quarterback.