The Glenwood post., 1911-10-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Girdler says, but not conquered, by
was 10 to 6 in favor of the Leadvilla
boys, signitied nothing but victory ana
beneath the hard shell of the score
rests the nut of Glenwood S determine
ton and grit, beheld by every one pres
ent at the game and applauded by the
Leadville students, especially the girls,
who mingled with the yells for their
own team, cheers for our numerous
heroes. The Leadville Herald said
."Those who did not see the game can
not realize the hard fight that tn:
Glenwood boys put up
Almost at the beginning of the gam.
White of Leadville made fifty yard
run for touchdown, which resulted
in score of 6 to 0 before the boys
had time to warm up. The ball was
again put in play and Jesse Dore al
most distinguished himself by catching
forward pass and taking the batl
down to within five yarus of Leadville 5
goal line. He might have distinguish
ed himself had he been little faster
on his feet, but speed and nerve do n1t
always 90 together The score ut tho
end OF the first half was III to o, but
our boys did not waver They went
into the game with renewed vigor au1
made great gains on forward passes
which they handled brilliantly
Gallo was knocked out three times
during the game and was finally carriod
from the field midst signs of relief aud
sympathy from the Leadville students.
Joe had been playing but few days
and was in no condition for the game.
He sustained an injury TO his right
shoulder, which, however, oid not
prove serious He played fine game
all the way through and did not seem
to know what quit meant. During the
last few minutes OF play our boys work,
ed some fine forward passes, one OF
which Trimble carried fifty yards for
a touchdown. His name was on the
lips of every Leadville girl throughout
the game, and he was the hero of the
hour and Of the ball in the evening as
well. Because of the loss of two OF our
players, the guard positions were weak
and Helsler, our center, was forced 10
do the work of three men. John Noon
an played part of the game but receiv-
ed kick on his right hip which put
him out of the game. In spite of this
he got INTO every play and did a lot
OF tackle work which is not expected
of a center. Will Noonan our quarter
back, played well and kept his heal
throughout the game, a thing which is
necessary for a good quarterback.
On the whole it was a good game
every man on the team did his best
ana every man did well and as far as
actual football is concerned, our fel-
lows carried the ball as far as did the
Leadville team
We got square deal from start 10
finish and were well entertained after
the game by the Leadville girls who
showed lively interest in our fellows
A number of the Leadville people
said they had never seen more gritty
team in their lives and they deserve a..
this credit because they played with
heart and soul, clear up to the last,
even when they knew the game was
lost.
The team as it was played in Lead.
vile was as follows:
Heisler, c; Oberto, Rt G.; McMillen,
2. g.; Mason, Rt. T.; Walz, Q. T.,
Dore, Q. E.; Noonan, Q. B.; Korn, Rt
H.; Gallo, Q. H.; Trimble, F. B.;
French, Rt E..
John Noonan played part of the
game, but received kick on his right
hip which put him out of the game
Mr.. Girdler chaperoned the team and
although he was given little trouble
by the boys, he gave them to under
stand that they were to do what he
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