The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-11-19
DENIS0N Wins
FROM LOGAN
Game Friday Witnessed by One o
the Largest Crowds Of the Season
Logan Is outcIassed.
FINAL SCORE STOOD 4s TO
Collins Makes Three 1ouchdows, Yves
colt One, O'connor Three; 6os-
louah and Kuehnle Make Gains

Friday afternoon, before one OF the
largest crowds that ever witnessed
game on the local gridiron, benson
high school disposed the championship
ambitions of the Logan high school
football team. The score was 4S to b,
hit the game was better and harder
fought than the score would indicate.
The two teams were practically the
same weight and Logan had some very
fast men, but they were not IN the
same class with the Denison Warrlors'
who seemed to have reached top form
in this game. Denison's interference
was we'll nigh perfect and only twice
did Logan register good gains through
the line. In the last half though the
visitors uncovered a forward pass
that worked well, resulting in long
gains several times and finally bring
ing their sole score.
Logan won the toss and chose to de-
fend the north goal. Collins kicked
off and Logan made little if any re-
turn. On the third down Logan
fumbled and Gary fell on the ball.
Denison made first down in three trials
and then on the second play Collins
went around the end for fifteen yards
and the first score. The angle was
had and the goal kick failed. Logan
chose to receive the kick again and
again was held for downs in their own
territory. On a quarterback run, De-
hind splendid interference, OConnor
ran twenty-five yards for the second
touchdown, and Collins kicked goal.
That ended the scoring for the first
quarter.
The first score of the second quarter
was the most spectacular of the en-
tire game. On a fake double pass Col
Inns ran twenty-five yards for touch
down with absolutely no interference,
lodging three Logan tacklers. Later
Wescott went over on an OH tackle
smash, and O'Connor registered
throuah the middle Of the line from the
one yard line.
All told, Collins made three touch
downs, O'Connor three and Wescott
one. Bouslough and Kuehnle made
long gains on forward passes as well
as on runs from regular formatlons'
and repulsed every attack made on the
ends of the line. At times they even
got in and stopped plays aimed at the
middle of the line. Gary and wear
mouth at the tackles played rings
around their opponents while Locke,
Brodersen and Weberg smothered ev-
ervthing directed at the middle OF the
line. The aggressive work OF Broder-
sen at center was responsible for
much of the poor passing of the Lo-
gan center
The mothers of the Denison boys
had arranged a banquet for the two
teams at the school house, and very
ENJOYABLE evening was spent there.
After supper a short program was CIV
en- in the high school assembly room,
and then the entire Denison team
escorted the Logan boys to their train.
Logan had expected to win and al
crowd of about eighty loyal rooters
had accompanied the team to "atcn
them turn the trick. Though they
went home with crimp in their CHAM
pionship aspirations, they acknowl-
edged that the best team won. The|
Logan boys were game losers. Though
clearly outclassed, they fought game
" all the way through and were fight
ing just as hard at the end as at thel
beginning. It was good clean game
and one of the best ever seen on the
local field.
Denison goes to Jefferson Saturday
to play the fast high school team
there. Judging from comparative
scores Denison should win, but Jef1er-
son will fight desperately on the home
field.
The lineup Friday was as follows:
Denison-
Right end .................k uehnle
Right tackle ........... Gary
Right guard ..-.......... b. Weoerg|
Center ....... -. ...... .Brodersen
Left guard ........ .......... Locke
Left tackle WearmOuth
Left end ................ bouslough
Right half ........ Colllns
Left half ........... ...... Wescott
Fu11hack .,,.,.... II. WoDGFS