The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-11-07
SCHOOL NOTES.
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The high school student body is
again without president, owing to
the fact that Walter Siebenberg was
compelled, because of i'll health, to
withdraw from school. Water ex-
poets to be able to return within the
next few weeks.
The Caldwell first team met Bosses
second team on the Boise gridiron
last Saturday. Despite THE bad wealth
err and the mud, both teams played
splendidly. Caldwelps line showed
better defensive work than in any
previous game and our game was
characterized by stiff and stubborn
playing on both sides. On the OPP
posing team, Sappington, the quarter
back, played very good game. The
end runs, forward passes and the line
bucks were effectively made by the
Caldwell squad. In the first quarter
Caldwell scored a touchdown but fail
ed to kick goal. In THE second quar-
ter Boise got within striking distance
of Caldwelrs goal but CaldwelPs de-
fensive work was so effective that
Boise was compelled to make a try
for goal from the field. This try was
successful and the goal kick scored
three for Boise. The putting of the
third quarter seems to have been the
characteristic work of both teams.
Neither team however, was able to
score during this quarter. In the
fourth quarter Bicknell, the Caldwell
quarter, received punt and made
successful run of 70 yards for touch
down; Caldwell kicked goal Neither
side scored thereafter and the game
closed with score of Is to 8 in favor
of the Caldwell squad: The boys re-
port that the Boise people gave them
very cordial treatment. Regain refer
eed the game and Hummel acted as
umpire.
Negotiations for a second game
with Payette have been opened.
Last Friday afternoon THE Parma
first team came over to Caldwell and
played the second team boys. Both
teams played very good game. The
Parma boys were decidedly heavier
than were the Caldwell second team
fellows and were, therefore, more eff
fective in their line bucking. The
home boys, though playing a losing
game, fought stubbornly until the last
Whistle blew. THE early part of the
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down but failed to kick goal. The
fecond quarter resulted in. no score
for either team. Caldwell lost her
opportunity for scoring in the third
quarter by fumbling a forward pass.
The pass was made from Wilson to
Smith. who had an open field, but in
his efforts to get hold OF the ball 1t
was fumbled. Jhough the pass failed
it was a nice attempt. In the fourth
quarter, some good work was done
BY Caldwell on forward passes but
they were unable to score. Parma,
however, scored a touchdown and
kicked goal. The game closed with
score Of Is to O in favor of Parma.
| Oakley of Caldwell refereed the game
and Fisk of Parma umpired.
Next Saturday, at Recreation Park,
the Caldwell squad plays their last
league game of the season. This game
| is to be played between Caldwell and
| Nampa; both teams are expectant
Last year Caldwell played Nampa
twice. The first game was a scoreless
tie. the second score of to 0 in
favor of Caldwell. The Nampa boys
Care coming up with the intention OF
carving off the laurels this year. The
Caldwell boys have been working
vigorously to be prepared to defend
their honors. There is no doubt but
that the game will be good one. The
game will be called promptly at 3.3t
o'clock.
THE girls of the seventh grade. Lin
coin. gave a candy sale a short time
ago which netted them nearly five dol
lars. With these profits they are hav
ing a case made in which to collec
and exhibit curios and interesting
specimens of different kinds. The,
are to be congratulated on their in
terent in this direction.
| Practically every week some new
students have entered one grade o
another. Some have also left us be