Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-09-27
SENIORS TAKE
CLASS GAME
After Playing Tied Through
Two Periods, Old Uns
Work Ball Down Field
and Over for the Final
Touchdown

With crowd Of rOOterS on the
field that has ecHpsed all records for
the class games of the High, the
seniors and the juniors met on the
Churchill grounds yesterday, and put
uG as classy game of the 'ruf-stuT
az one could wish to see. With the
teams in the prime Of condition due
t the constant coaching and work of
Coach Gea1y, with the spirit Of the
side liners up to the point Of always
roofing, with the greatest part of the
high III scholars and teachers on the
rooters' lines, yesterday afternoons
! opening of the football season on the
Phoenix grids was Il bowling sue
cess.
The teams lined up with the seniors
defending the west and the juniors
the east goals, the juniors kicking
For the first quarter the ball stayed
III the senior territory. when the
seniors took it and forced il over
soon after the start of the second
section. Brown carrying the ball In
the second quarter the juniors made
their only score on q pair of we'll
executed plays. Gleason carrying the
ball over on hard buck for five
yards. Again in the third quarter
Teal for the seniors succeeded in
getting over the mark, and pointing
six more 10 the credit side for the
seniors. This constituted all the
scoring for both teams. since all three
tries at goal We're missed.
The refereeing Of John Mills of
South Carolina University was a big
part Of the day His work was clean
cut and speedy all the time. and
there We're few kicks and knocks at
the decisions that he made He
showed that he knew the game as it
is played, and ne proved that he is
a clean. spOrtsmanlike official de-
handing the same conduct from the
players. Ross acted as umpire and
Turner as time keeper
The roofing was prepared at the
rally held in the assembly in the
morning. There the class captains
and leaders were chosen. and the
arrangement of the day completed
so that the crowd gathered on the
field ready for the roofing and know
ing just what to do. The assembly
was marked by the appearance of a
band quartet. consisting of barton.
Rosas; bass. A. Rosas; cornet. Rod
rlgueZ, and trombone, Bud"
The officers elected at the assem-
bly, Yesterday by the seniors are as
follows: President. George Hamilton.
vice president, George Luhrs: secre-
tary. Miss Cynthia MarIar: treas,lr-
CT, Harry Slocum. Edward Doris
was elected captain OF the tennis
team, and the well known star. Russ
ell Peabody. was chosen captain Of
the basketball team
The minors aIao+o19
pr esideEt; William Cough, vice presi
dent; HELEN Gallagher secretary:
Joe Bronze treasurer
There We're over seven hundred
Tooters on the side lines. divided into
two factions-the juniors and their
following on one side of the field
the seniors and their supporters on
the other side They were led in
their yells by representatives. Of the
classes. and they kept up a constant
raillery of good nature and class
rivalry. The spirit shown was in
tense, but it was that friendly spirit
Of rivalry which marks the schools
where ties are closer and better
where there are no family ties. and
only school ties
The line up of the teams was as
follows Seniors. u. Ellis G. HamiI-
ton lg. Thalheimer rg. Barley rg.
Fequa 1t, Wilky (cap) TT. Osborn. 10.
Comstock le. Halderman re- Irion fb
Peters rh, Evans III. Brown OBJ:
juniors, g. Lewis @. Soule Ig. De
Mund re-. Young It. Brown rt, Ar