Arizona republican., 1913-10-26
ALUMNI BEATS
 INDIANS 24--6
OId-Timers Show Redskins Few Fine Points of the Game in Rather Good Ex- hibition at Indian School Yesterday Afternoon

T NAo VI NA1t -AI OS1 1ACC1A Completely outpIaying the Indians at all points of the game. the Alumni of the local Hi took the Braves into their tepees and strung them to the stake for the score of A to yesterday after noon at the Indian School. And had it not been for nice little piece of wam- pum carried by the Braves there would have been a goose egg to replace the 6. It was an exciting game. There was speed and much briIliancy disclosed on each side and there were times when both teams played football that was football. But on the whole, the "has beens" had the better of the argument footballicaHy speaking and showed the most class. The work of the Indians was slow. They had the pep, and they got over their ball they were supposed to get over ball, but they were too slow on their feet to get their plays off against q team so fast as were the Alumni. On the other hand, when they took to hit ting the line, they went for their ground at frequent intervals, and they missed the big chance of the game by not re- lying more on plugging tactics, and less on end runs and forward passes.
 The Alumni had the speed They got off on the dead run and they were so fast that the Indians could hardly get into the plays. They had their best luck and made their best gains over the ends and with the pass.
 With but two minutes to play in the first quarter and after the Alumni had taken the ball right to the two yard line, where they were held, the Alumni took the ball on the twenty yard line where GOebel put it between the bars for a drop kick and three points There was no more scoring in this section, and the ball died in the center of the field where it had sawed for the rest of the quarter.
 Early after the opening of the sec Ond period and after the Alumni had again pushed the ball to the one yard line, blocked punt regained the ball for the "has beens" and Luke carried it over through left tackle for the first touchdown of the game. GoebeI kicked goal,-scOre, Alumni 10, Indians O.
 Not three minutes later, with the ball in the middle of the field, Butler took forward pass from Flores and trotted half the distance of the grid for the only score of the Indians. It was a pass that was partly stopped at the hands of Luke, and the play resulting. when Butler got the ball and made his score was a beauty and perhaps the most sensational of the day Score: Alumni 10 Indians 6.
 Second Half
 The remainder of the points were made in the third space. Here. after the ball had been forced to the line bv consistent bucking and end runs, Goe- bed full back for the Alumni, and per haps the most consistent and best player of the day. forced it over bv plunging bucks off guard and tackle. These two scores were the best earned of the day, as they were the direct re- suit of hard and consistent gaining against good blocking and desperates straining on the part of the Braves.
 For the last space of the game the ball sawed in the middle of the grid and partly in the territory of the Braves There was never a time when the goal of the Alumni was in danger and the Indians were constantly on the guard to keep from having theirs at tackled again. The game ended with the completion of the prettiest pass of the day. when COrpstein took a long one out of the air and was downed on the Braves twenty yard line.
 The lineup was:
 Indians: Savoras, left end; Sneed. left tackle; Mitchell, left guard; Cliff ton, center; Paul., right guard; Austin. right tackle; Anton, right end; Butler. quarter back; Burke, left half: Witman (captain), right half; and Florens, full back.
 Alumni: Marian, left end; Jackson. left tackle; McClasken, left guard: Brooks center; Hammels, right guard; Hurst and Smith, right tackles; Lut- gerding, right end; O'Neill, quarter back; Corpstein, (captain), left half; Luke, Vogt and Taylor, right half; and GOebel, full back.
 Summary:
 Feferee-Stroud, U. s. c.
 Umpire-Ross, Wooster.
 Head linesman-Hale.
 TouchdoWns- Luke and Goe- bel CD.
 Field goals-GoebeI
 Kicked goaIs-Goebed (3).
 Time of quarters-1O, 12, 12, and 10.
 Attendance-50O.
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