Arizona republican., 1912-12-08
INDIAN GRID
 STARS TRIUMPH
Game In Which Work cf All-state Football Men Is Featured Goes to Phoenix Indian School Bv Score of 20 to 0.

Prescott came. Prescott saw. and the Indians conquered.
 As the furious football fight prog ressed. an east wind swept across the Indian field; and this wind whistled right merrily about the In dians goal. but it sang a sad song round the Prescott bar and posts.
 But though the game resulted in victory for the Indians. it was not run away, nor even walk away The Hillmen fought hard and three time they were within twelve yards of the Indian goal line. In the first half the MOuntaineers had the better of the game when the Indians open ed up in the third quarter the Pres colt boys fought like demons and never stopped fighting till the final whistle blew Much of the play was open field style and forward passes were much featured by both teams
 Butler. the second line All Arizona quarter played his usual classy game, placing forward passes with greatest nicetv. picking weak places, and lodging defense. Whitman, Luke Anton and Flores were stars on
 
 together with the guards and tackles made good their claims to places on The Republican All State team Flores was the best man at line smashing and Anton made long gains on forward passes.
 Merritt. the first line All Arizona quarter held his team together and played a brilliant game from every standpoint. Levy made up with speed for his light weight and Craw- ford and McNulty did effective work at the receiving end of the forward passes.
 At 3:15 Prescott kicked and the fight was on. The Indians fourth play was forward pass, which Merritt of Prescott intercepted. Af- ter a short advance Prescott lost the ball on downs only to get it again on Buffers tumble The Pres cOtt boys then rushed the ball to the Indians five yard line where they were held for downs In their next play the Indians fumbled again, and Prescott repeated the trick. fumbling on the Indians three yard line. The Indians punted out of dan ger and the day was saved.
 For a time the teams swung back and forth in front of the bleachers. Then the Indians crowded Prescott down the field till Merritt inter cepted a redskin pass and punted back from his own seven yard line. The Indians lost on downs and the whistle blew with the ball in Pres rlC ha Indian goal. No score.
 Prescott started the quarter with a whirlwind advance, only to be checked by the interception of a pass fifteen yards from the redmens goal. Butler dodged through the whole Prescott team for fifteen yards, but the Indians were forced to punt. A we'll handled pass, Merritt to Me Nulty carried the Hillmen back down the field but Butler intercepted the next pass Whitman made 15 yards and Butler 30 more. Then Pres colt secured the ball on a tumble, Merritt punted, the Indians lost on downs. and passes from Merritt to Richards and Crawford advanced the ball thirty yards. Then as the ball went to the Indians on downs B yards from their own goal, the half came to an end. Still n&score.
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 The Indians kicked off and se- cured the ball on a tumble. Then the redmen lost on a pass which sail ed across the sidelines, and Pres colt Whirled down the field with a series of passes to McNulty and Crawford The Indians finally stop ped the advance, and in the next play Whitman caught a pass and rOmped 75 yards down the field for a touchdown The try for goal went wide.
 The Indians kicked off. Prescott punted; Butler; the Indian quarter ad- vanced the ball for 20 yards and Pres colt braced up and held the braves for downs four yard from the goal line Merritt punted and the Indians rushed for touchdown, the final play being pass to Luke Anton. Anton kicked the goal
 The Indians kicked off and after a few minutes of seesawing in the center of the field the quarter closed with the ball in the Indians hands 61 yards from their opponents goal Score. Indians 13 Prescott, 0.
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 Levy intercepted the Indians first