The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-10-23

Was the score Mt the Football Game
Saturday Between the Two
High school Teams

Ne one need suppose from the fore-
going score that Ocala had walk
| over in the game al the fair grounds
Saturday afternoon. The Orlando bows
We're hardy and skillful and contested
| every inch of ground 1t was only by
| resoIute and skilful work that Ocala
won.
| The Ocala team consisted Of Olaf
! Zewadski. /. f: Pal Anderson. I. T:
Raymond Bullock, R G: Leslie Ander-
son. c.: William Camp, r G: General"
| Woods. r. T: Robert Clarkson. r E.
| Wiley Burford, r, H: Nick Fleckin-
slime. l. H; Norton Davis. F. b; w Y
Newson, Q. 3.
| Following are the names OF the Or
| lando eleven and their subs: D. 4
| Cheney. Lucas Keller. Bruce Hand
| Frank Rolls. John Hand. Jus Abbesa
| r. PaSsemore, Ed McQuaters, Reeves.
| Dock Nicholson, NusselwhIte. James
Masruder, kilgore. Snead and George
! Bass. They were a fine-Iooking set of
| young men.
| There was not anywhere near as
large q crowd out as the occasion de-
manded. There were about % autos
| backed up against the inside racetrack
/ fence. with an average Of four TO the
| car. Beside the autos, there were six
| or seven carriages. and perhaps $50
spectators on foot. We understand the
| receipts were about 500. which was
very little appreciation for such a fine
game.
What the crowd lacked in quantity,
| it made up in quality. Over half the
autos and carriage occupants were la
| dies, and a number of leading business
and professional men We're present and
all were enthusiastic.
| The game began at $50 and lasted
until dark. We copy the report OF
| the Banners young sporting editor.
| Frank Harris. as we do not see how
We could improve on il any. or even
equal it. as he is much better posted
on football than any member of the
Star force.
| ''Orlando Won the toss and chose to
kick to Oca1a and TO defend the south
goal. as they thought it was a little
nearer home" Capt. Hunt kicked off
to Ocala and Capt. Davis received the
kick, returning the ball about fifteen
yards. When the whistle blew for the
end of the first quarter, Pat Anderson.
IOcala's crack tackle. had carried the
ball for a touchdown. Fleckinstein
kicked goal. First quarter. Ocala 6;
Orlando 0.
"Orlando again kicked off Davis
received the kick, returning it fifteen
yards Davis and Zewadski complet-
ed a beautiful forward pass for thirty
five yards, when Pat Anderson again
carried the ball over by a pretty 15-
yard run. Fleckinstein missed goal
the ball hitting the bar. Capt. Davis
made the third touchdone, and Flick
kicked easy goal. Second quarter
Ocala II; Orlando 0.
after ten minutes rest Davis kick
ed to Orlando. On two attempts to
gain Orlando found that Ocala's de-
kick. Before the whistle blew for the
first quarter Davis and r. Anderson
had made touchdowns. Flick" kick
ed both goals. Third quarter. Ocala
90: Orlando. 0.
I'm the last quarter "Fleck' was the
whole show. On several long end runs
he scored two touchdowns and kicked
both goals. The goal kicking and Ions
end runs of Fleckinstein We're features
while the punting and long runs Of
from 10 to 80 yards by Davis were
great. Both of Ocalas ends played
; star ball. did in fact the whole team
7 both on offense and defense,
AT no time was Ocalas goal in dan
distance, and during the whole gam,
of which goes to show that Ocala wa
very strong in her offense. Score
Ocala IL; Orlando, O."