Arizona republican., 1913-11-04

dS ct team, interest Tn the game was never lax. The rooters on the side lines were with the actors on the grid, making the best of all roofing opportunities. Further, both teams " ere in earnest, and play as it went evidenced a tendency to transmute the earnestness to the side line fol- 1 lowers
 How They Scored Early in the first quarter the ! Coyotes made their first score. On Yuma's twenty-yard line, after buck | ing the ball half the length of the field, Tannehiu took a forward pass l from Young in the ten-yard zone. and put the ball down directly be- 1 hind the posts. Gleason missed goal Immediately after this score was made and before the end of the same quarter, the Coyotes again took the 1 ball the length of the field by com bined bucking and end runs. How ] ever at the goal line the Yuma men rallied and held the Coyotes for downs, and kicked out. Phoenix took the ball on downs in the middle of the field, and booted to Huss who fumbled, Westfall recovering the ball on the twenty-yard line and again putting it behind the posts. Again Gleason missed the mark; score Phoenix, 12; Yuma. 0.
 This was the last score of the Coyotes. and the Yuma men began their real offensive work of the day Huss. the big full for the fishers. went the length for downs time after time through the line and succeeded in working the ball to the ten-yard line where J. Huss took it over end. scoring neat touchdown. He missed goal.
 In the same inning. Huss took the ball on punt and carried it 65 yards for touchdown but his foot went over the line on the forty and Ee was called back. By bucking they took it to the ten, where by making q fake, the prettiest of the day, the left end, Peterson, took the ball across the line for Yuma's second points. Again Huss missed the goal The final score of the game was made in the late third quarter. Huss. the big full for the Yuma team had been successfully hitting the line for his yards time after time. He took the ball on an Off-guard play, and after breaking past the line he ran the sixty yards remaining to the goal in less time than nothing. Huss put the ball square between the bars this time. Score. Phoenix, F; Yuma, | 19.
 Remarks on the Game The crowd was uncomfortable. If the rest of the games are to be played on this field, there should be line drawn about the side lines and the spectators should be forced to remain back of that line. As it was the field was fully ten yards narrow CT than it should have been most of the game, as a result of the press into the field at all times.
 The field itself is the best in the valley. It is springy, not too soft nor too hard, and there is none of the dust that cholles the play on the ether grounds, present on this field.
 Phoenix pulled a big bone when they sent Brooks, coach of the scrubs, on the field for their sub, toward the end of the game.
 The scrubs of the hi showed good form and they tackled well, but they did not use their heads. To this may be attributed the loss of the game.
 Huss. the husky fullback of the Yuma aggregation. played the whole game for the Yumaites, both of fensively and defensively. He was the only man of the team who could be relied on for gains at any and all times and he carried the ball half of the time and nearly all the forward distance it made.
 Yuma worked her passes better than have been any others before in Phoenix. They got away with alto gether some eight forward passes.
 The lineups:
 Phoenix: TannehiT right end; vVestfan and Wilkie, right tackle; Stabler, right guard; Colman, cen ter; Fuqua, left guard; Gleason. left tackle; Buck, left end; Walters, full hack; Evans, right half; ComstocI, left half, and Young, quarterback.
 Yuma: Peterson, left end; Lynch. left tackle; Vic, left guard; Clymer, center; Thacker, right guard; Powers CE), right tackle; Powers (Ed), right end; Glenn, right half; Hautellen, left half; Huss CB), fullbacks. and Huss CD, quarterback.
 Summary
 Touchdowns: Tannehill, Westfall, J. Huss, B. Huss and Peterson.
 Goals from touchdown: Huss.
 Time of quarters: 15.
 Referee: Dick Merritt, Y. of A.
 Umpire: George Merritt U. of A.
 Head linesman: Jones, U. of A.
 Timekeepers: Michaels and Haul ser.
 Attendance: 800.
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