The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-04
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ARE WINNERS
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nation, Carey making a pass to
|Schlumberger who, after outrunning
Alva Daniels, planted the pigskin be-
hind the college goal. Score: to 0.
Goal was soon kicked by Captain
Carey, raising the score one more
point.
On the next line up the college kick
ed to the high school, Schlumberger
receiving the ball and returning it fiji
teen yards. Time was called with the
ball near the center of the field. {.
After the slight rest between quar-
tiers the high school seemed to be able
to plow through the college line and
skirt the ends with ease. The ball
was soon advanced within thirty yards
of the college goal by plays through
the college line for gain after gain.
The teams were directly in front of
the goal when signal was called for a
drop kick. BrOdersen dropped back
from center and booted the ball di-
rectly between the goal posts, making
the score to 0. The high school re-
ceived the ball from kickoff and after
recovering it Carey advanced the ball
thirty-five yards with the aid of ex-
|cellent interference on the part of the
high school. With the ball within
striking distance of the college goal,
time was called, ending the first half.
In the second half the high school
received the ball from the kickoff, but
were unable to advance it by line plays
or forward passes because OF fumbles.
The high school was forced to punt
and the ball was recovered by Nichol-
son. who returned the ball about
twenty yards. The college now went
down the field for long gains around
the ends and by forward passes over
the line. When within six yards of
the high school goal they lost the ball
on downs. Carey punted from behind
the goal and the ball was recovered
by the college. who punted it back
after the lineup. The high school re-
covered the ball and Carey again
punted from behind the goal. The ball
was blocked and after mad scramble
between Carey and DANIELS, Carey re-
covered the ball behind his own goal.
The play was called back because of
offside playing and Carey was now
able to boot the ball out of danger.
The third quarter ended with the ball
in the high school territory.
After several minutes OF play, in
which the high school made their
downs, the ball was passed by Carey
to O'Connor, who ran eighty-fiye yards
for touchdown A good exhibition
|of ideal interference was furnished by
L. Collins and Nielsen, Collins running
the entire length of the eighty-fye
yard dash guarding the man with the
ball. The score was IA to 0 after
Carey missed goal. The college kick
ed off to the high school. O'Connor
recovering the ball and nearly break
ing away for another touchdown. He
was downed after thirty-yard dash.
The high school lost the ball on downs.
On a forward pass by Vanderwall to
DANIELS, DANIELS broke away for a
long dash for the north goal and
would have scored had he not been
|overtaken by Brodersen. After scrim-
maging back and forth for few min
utes the college got the ball and on
a fake punt by Otto made forty yards
The college were then unable to make
their downs and the high school punt
ed. toward the south goal. recovering
the ball. Time was called with the
ball in the college territory.
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