The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
DOUGHTY NORMAN
LADS ARE DEFEATED
BY SCORE OF 6 TO 0
Visitors Made Fast Getaway, But
They Bumped Up Against Trouble
Early in the Action Chickasha
Warriors Perform Prodigious
Feats Of Valor

the ball on a forward pass and ran
ten yards
A line plunge through the left side
gained three yards. The ball was In
Norman's territory on the 90 yard line
when Mathews was called through the
right wing ol the Chickasha line. Hell
fumbled The ball, recovered It and a
Norman man leaped upon him. to be
shaken off ike a drunken cowboy from
the back Of a locoed pony Matthews
then plunged through the line. ran a
Norman man down and with his inter
ference shattered to shreds, sped az
most unasslsted toward the coveted
line. Tho right wing of Norman's line
seeing the lighting Matthews steam
rolling steadily along rushed to their
comrades assistance and Matthew'S
was sorely beset Man after man clad
II an orange and black jersey threw
himself at the runner, but Matthews
was there witli the stiff arm, which he
used 70 remarkable advantage. With
hali the distance o 30 Ne vas tackled
and almost taken of his feet bat hel
shook on the tackler and staggered aI
Few steps until ne regained his balance
then sped for the goal line with two
opponents flying ia a diagond course
10 cut him off. He stlff-armed the safe
ty and when within yard Of the line
both the Norman pursuers tackled him
Matthews did a rolling fall and the
! ball was placed barely foot behind
the line and on the extreme left oil
Norman's territory for touchdown.
The crowd went wild as Matthews,
born upon the sturdy shoulders Of his
teammates. was carried about the field.
Gowdy made a fair catch Of the punt
III. but Heffner missed goal
Chlekasha kicked of aud the ball
went behind Normahs goal line. 1t
was put into play on Norman's 20 yard
Line Norman advanced to the center
Of the field, where the first half ended
Second Halt
T. Wales replaced c. WALES at Nor
mans left half aud link went in at
guard TOR Brown Norman kicked Oft
and HefIner returned the bah rs Yards
The third quarter was uneYentful other
than the same fierceness of the strug.
gle continued and Matthews was put
ont Of the game. schlotterbeck taking
hla place
Norman was forced TO punt Chick
asha vas held and forced to punt. but
tbe kick was blocked and Heifner re-
covered the bail aud it was again first
doom, ten to gain sohlotterbeck
) plunged through the line for gvod
gains Norman held them for downs
] and began their advance with long
s end runs. with the bail in the center
{ OF the lield, the back Geld go5 signals
E balled up and as the bail was snapped
beth half backs waited for the othei
Q to receive tho ball, with the result thal
5 q hurled past them and was recovered
j with ten yard loss. A drop kicl
], from the 80 yard line fen short anl
the quarter closed with the ball 4
n Chlckasha's possession.
Last Quarter.
Z c. WALES vent back into the game
E as did Matthews for chiekasha Thl
E last quarter was the hardest fought Q
{. the game. Norman was desperate AMI
fighting like tigers. ehickasha wa
determined and held like a stone wal
10 four times with the ball in Norman
i. possession IN the shadow Of chieka
Ie shas goal posts.
Idl Fighting desperately, Matthew
Il gained six yards and By steady han
mering the ball was advanced
IS chickashas 40 yard line, where the
ro were held for downs
IF Then began 4 rapid advance and th
ID crowd held IT'S breath as G. Wailt
as cireled rigat end and ploughed throng
N for 3 gnin Of . yards. Johnson a
a vanced the ball 10 yards and by lin
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