Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-09-26

man, M. Jones, u. X. G0odlng, L..
Dionne, E. Boles, A. Mcdonald, B.
Ramsdell, f. Pardee, G. Silverthorn,
E. Zietlow and w. Livingston.
FOOT BALL GAME.
On slow and muddy field, Wausau
defeated Marshtield by a score of Is
to Saturday. Because of an extreme
case of sickness in the vicinity of the
high school the game was played at
the base ball park. 1t rained inces-
sanity throughout the game which
prevented fast work by either side.
The rain made the ball slippery and
hard to handle and fumbles were
therefore frequent. 1t was impossible
to work many trick plays or passes
and both teams resorted mainly to
straight football.
Wausau kicked off to Marshfield,
which ran the ball to its forty-yard
line. WauSau then held Marshtield'
for downs and they were forced to
punt. Wausau secured the ball and
by series Of crosSbucks and end runs
brought the ball to Marshfields sew
en-yard line and on fake pass Samp-
son went through for touchdown.
Marshfield kicked to Wausau and for
the rest of the quarter the ball shifted
from one side to the other. Schuette
did some good work in recovering
fumbles.
The second quarter started with the
ball in WausaU's possession. A for
ward pass to Schuette Melted l0yards.
On the next play Wausau was penal
lied Is yards for holding. Marshfield
secured the ball on a tumble but was
held for downs and was forced to
punt. The punt was blocked by Eg-
gebrecht but Marshfeld secured the
ball Immediately afterwards by inter
cepting a forward pass. Marshfield
made large number of gains by
crossbucks and plunges, but time for
the first half was called w az y
on Wausau's 25-yard line.
At the beginning of the second half
Marshfeld kicked to Wausau and the
ball was secured by Turner, who ran
80 yards before he was downed. Wau-
sau was held for downs and was forced
to punt. Marshfield made five yards
through center but lost the ball on a
tumble. An end run by Johnson net
ted 20 yards and forward pass to
Montgomery Melted Is more. Samp-
son smashed through for five more,
but Marshfield braced up and held
Wausau for downs. Marshtield tried
crossbuck but Pagan broke through
the line and Marshfield was put back
for loss. A plunge through the line
netted yards but Marshfeld was
forced to punt on its third down.
Pagan broke through the line and
blocked the punt. 1t was Wausau's
ball on Marshfeld's 15-yard line.
Turner made 10 yards on an end run
and on the next play Johnson went
through for touchdown. Time was
called for the third quarter.
The fourth quarter started with
Marshfeld kicking off to Wausau.
Marshfield held us for downs and
secured the ball. BY a series of cross
bucks and plunges it advanced the
ball to Wausau's thirty yard line, but
lost the ball when Ruder intercepted
a forward pass. A pass TO Montgom
cry Melted Is yards, but OH the next
play the ball was lost on tumble
Marshfeld advanced rapidly towards
Wausau's goal, but lost the bali OF
the 20 yard line. A pass to Rudel
I, netted 10 yards. johnson went around
end for 10 more and Turner gained
more on crossL lex, but MarshtielC
secured the ball on the next down b.
a tumble. They were held for downs
/ and Wausau regained the ball. a
pass was tried out was broken up anC
| the ball went wild. Sampson recoy
cred it and ran 30 yards for touch
down. Time was called immediatel.
after the kick off with the ball il
Wausau's territory. As there was NJ
chance to kick goals the score re
manned Is to 0. The lineup OF th'
| two teams was as follows:
| Marshield. Wausau
| WahIe -.. Center lobe.
| Hupe. Left Guard. ...........-,.P os
| Weoner Right Guard Fagel
| F,icbe Left Tackle M cPhai
| Wharfield. . Right Tackle -. Eggebrech
| r WRIGHT - Left End MontgomeF.
| Thorn Right End. Rude
| p Wright. Quarterback. .Schuett
| DroWliDger. Full Back ....... San1pSO
| Capt KrauSe. Right Hail. ..-... .1uFqe
Noster. Left Half Capt. Johnso
| Subs:-Schmi6t. Ingraham, Laatscn, A
Schuette.