The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-11
Game Saturday Was Just Frolic
for the Oklahoma Champs
Record Score Was
Piled Up
But "HON. ]. g. had
SURPRISE UP SLEEVE
Got the Pigskin and Beat Chick
asha ToIt Was an AlI-Star
Performance for the
Locals

It was not football game That
is, Il was not real football game.
where you see them battle to a stand.
still, where the back field goes into
the line like piledrlyers and the line
holds and there is nothing doing as
far as ground gaining goes Pauls
Valley did their best which at times
was fair enough, but they we're SO FAR
outclassed that they didn't have
speaking acquaintance with look-in.
The Chickasha back field did 80 into
the line, but not like pledriyers. They
merely sauntered up to the line IN an
aimless sort Of way, and finding no
particular resistance, continued to
saunter on down the field or up the
field, you can take your choice. for
one touchdown after another until the
final score stood So to S. and speak.
OF that lonely Six Ii looks small by
comparison with the S., but in reality
II is momeut0us and was as unneces-
sary as rudder on disc harrow
Chickasha simply went TO sleep al the
switch and after al had retired with
an $3.50 call registered with the ciefK.
"Congressman1 J. b. Thompson step
ped in, plucked Q forward pass out Of
The very arms Of a waiting chekasha
man and did The average OF nine flat
across the field lor q touchdown. II
was pretty good race at that, be.
tween Thompson and sehloterbeck,
for Ike" Is no mean sprinter himself
However j. D. got away TO a good
start and won by nose.
The Chickasha for~ard pass, than
which no niltlcf play has been exc
cutod on the local battlefield stepped
in and paraded almost unmolested
throughout the game, with Shannon
aud Whitaker receiving the bulk Of
the passes It was hard to pick
Chickasha man who starred in the
game. for the individual playing was
go entirely brilliant that had fhe pur.
pie and sold champs been np against
a stronger aggregation one might have
said that chickasha vas represented
BY an ali-slar cast However. Wal
lace tore holes IN THE Pauls yalley
line through which Hamilton waltzed
for Iona gains Oh rsekios around and
Wallace carried the ball over lots Of
ground through Hamlltona wing OF
the line Cochran and Pete iieffner
executed sensational gains IN long end
runs and sehlolterbeck ia line plunges
was a Feritable nightmare to the Pauls
Valley line. Whitaker and Shannon
further covered themselves with glory
on both defensive ana offensive work,
while Melbourne played consistent
game in his position. The most in.
tercstine individual contest was be-
tween Goode and sumpter, the oppos
ing cenicrs. Everyone thought that
Coode had copyright on bis style of
play but IN sumpter he met "one
who has adopted the same style and
they fought It cut TO a standsfilL
Fields ai Iell cad fol the visitors was
the individual star Of The pauls Valley
clan and Trahefn exhibited remark
able nrowess as a kicker Ills long
spiral punts were among the best seen
on the local srldiron
Capt Guwdy chose to receive at the
west goal and rauls Valley kicked tc
Hefiner. who returned 10 yards. The
first gain was made on forward
pass to Whitaker who ran 3 yards
before he was pulled down This play
came after two attempts TO shattel
the pauls Valey line with line plungei
had failed.
Once started Beachs machine
walked on up the field and sent Shan
non over on forward pass Tor th'
first touchdown three minutes afte
the kickoff Ileifner missed goal
,Chickasha klchnd off and pauls Vale.
returned to the 90 ward line. Thel
first play was forward pass and
was broken into ahreds schlottel
beck here went ID al fullback an
Hamilton resumed his regular pos
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