The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-19
CAIRO DOWNS
PADUCAH BY
SCORE I 6
High School Boys Put Up Fas
Game Against Husky
Visitors
IT
VICTORY WAS UNEXPECTED
Great Contest Witnessed By Large
Crowd And Weather
Proves Ideal
VICTORY WAS UNEXPECTED

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by playing at full speed every min
ute OF the game the Cairo boys
squeezed oct a victory over the
husky Paducah team yesterday.
The day was the masterpiece or
the weather man and a large crowd
OF co-eds caecred the boys on as
the ball was Kicked on promptly at
2:30 ., m.
Captain Martin won the toss-up
and chose the north goal with the
wind slightly in his favor. Mitchell
Kicked OF to Kusmer who returned
the ball three yards. BY end runs
by Martin and Browning the ball
was advanced to Paducah's 30-yard
line when Tolc dropped back for a
drop kick. Paducah blocked and
recovered the ball on her own IS
yard line. Puducah failed to gain
and puntcd to Browning who re-
turned the ball ten yards, The ball
passed several times In the width OF
the field and when time was called
the game stood 90 u
Inethe second quarter paducah be
came dangerous for a time ana
pulled off some good gains but the
Cairo line improved and held
schoembs blocked che kick whicr
rolled behind Paducah's goal lin
and was recovered by Padueah.
safety being scored for Cairo. TIL
second quarter ended Paducah 0.
Cairo O.
Third Quarter. N
Browning kicked off to Harth at
the beginning of the third quarter.
The ball was returned to paducah's
25-yard line After two attempts
to make the required distance,
Mitchell punted 45 yards to
Browning who ploughed through
the Paducah audience to the hymn
Of % yards. On the next play, the
sleeping gag was worked on the
dreamy visitors. A perfect forward
pass fell into Buffers arms and he
reeled off thirty yards. And the next
play a forward pass from MattingIy
to Martin started long journey
down the field The umpires horn
sounded on the on side penalty. Pa
ducah quit playing and allowed
Martin to run behind the good posts.
The Paducah men disputed touch
dow n owing to the fact that they
did not know that the umpire's horn
did not stop the play. Here an Al
fonso and Dear CASTOR act took
place. Capt Martin showed his
blue blood by refusing 10 accept the
touch down although it was granted.
Capt. Yarbro refused to accept all
the concession and the bali was put
in play on Paducah's 20-yard line.
On the next play Kusener carried
the ball to Paducah's 1-yard line
and on the next play Mattingly was
pushed over for a touchdown. Kuse-
uer missed goal
Paducah Pulls Up.
Mitchell kicked off to Roach who
returned the ball 10 yards. After
two attempts at the required dis
tance Tolle puntcd TO Harth who
was downed in his tracks. On the
next play Paducah pulled off
pretty forward pass King TO Yarbro
which netted points for Paducah.
Mitchell added another point by
kicking goal
Mitchell kicked to Tolle who was
'owned on his 80 yard line. the ball
nged hands several times in the
next few minutes of play and time
was called with Cairo in possession
of the ball in the center of the field.
Football Scores.
Princeton 8, Yale 3.
Chicago s, Cornell 0.
\. Illinois 81, Northwestern Is.
Nebraska 20, Kansas 0.
Kansas Agriculture 3. Arkansas 0,
Ames ., Iowa 0
Washington 6. Drake g.
Michigan IL. Pennsylvania 0.
Syracuse IL, Carlisle III.
st. Louis 8, Missouri D.
Army IL. Colgate 0.
Il Brown Q, Vermont 0.
Williams s, Amhert o.