Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-13
INFLOW AND BLACK ELEVEN
acoREs ITO o VICTORY ON
HOME FIELD.
TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED,
WITH RESULT IN DOUBT
orannsi, SCORES at End Of Third Period
Hut yisiser. Como Back Strong and
rh...&>, 20 counA-Oid She estrins
Play Nsts Marsha'ito"n Forty
y..d-penaIties Are Frequent

The Marshactown high schoo! 1907
bali team dropped the second contest
a. the season at Gr;naeu Saturday al
4.,noon by score Of Z 10 0. GrianelEs
score came near the end OF the th!To
perAcd. on straight football. The teams
were evenly matched, and the result
Was IN doubt until the game was over
Narsha.ltown played a brilliant de-
'Sensfye game Ltho not quite equal 20
that against West Des Motnes- ana
showed that IN open football the tshI
back field !s' capable. Like the Oes
Moines game the result was Largely
due to the advantage OF weight with
sthe winning team
MsxShallrown could not present the
solid front il could a week ago Cor TWO
reasons. The left side Of the line was
weakened by the absence OF Packer,
sandsGrirnel was not SLOW in finding
the hole in the line: the gruel,tng con-
test against Des AIu!nes took more vim
out Of the players than they were able
to recover in q weeks time.
Grnneli, or the other hand, entered
the game fresh as a daisy, this being
the first real test Of strength for the
season. They had g big advantage il
weight and number OF men who have
opiaysd together for three or four years.
TheT team was practically composed
Of veterans. ard Numbered among the
players several VINO have Won glory on
Nhe gridiron in seasons past.
No Excuses to Offer.
The locals have no excuses 70 offer
for their defeat: N fact, no excuse IS
necessary. They played their game and
played II clearly, giving al they had.
land forced Grinnel. 10 their limit 20
hold gatast score even TO the last
moments Of the game.
Grirneil won the toss and chose 70
receive with the advantage Of a strong
wind at their backs. The kick Of went
to Morrison, who made little return.
Grinneii failed 10 make their downs
andwere forced 20 punt. The visitors
took the bal! at mid-ssd and Dent and
Good found holes for seven Yards
Newcomer then swept around Lees
end for fifteen more. = tumble lost
i've yards for aiarshaurown. and Good
and Suter failed 10 gain. Hull pua.ed
10 Lee. Hull halted plunge on the
right SIDE OF TIE Inc, but Nelson got
around the end for twelve yards. Grin
nell worked the hal, 10 Marshaltovn'
goal line. where tumble sent the bal,
over the line tor touchback.
The game see-sawed thruour the
first half Somers, Nelson and Carter
bearing the brunt Of the attack for
Grinnell. and Buchwald, who had gone
IN for Good, Suter and Dent, for Mar
ehalltown.
GrinneIl Scored Touchdown.
MarshalltoH-n missed chance 70
score in the second period, when they
recovered the ball on q tumble on
Grinnelrs twenty-yard line. Buch-
wald plunged thru for six Yards but
the ball exchanged hands on tumble
on the next play. G-innell then worked
the ball down the field and Carter tried
for field goal but failed
In the second half Marshalltowa
opened up and made good gains with
thes forward pass. With the bali on
the .Grinnell twenty-yard line Buch-
wald tried for field goal bur missed
Grinnell then started her procession
for the goal line. helped by frequent
penalties imposed on the visitors
double passes aided materially in the
advance and Carriers plunging added
many more yards. With the bail on
the twelve-yard line Marshautown
drew a fve-yard penalty for off-side
playing. Morrison wiggled thru for
another Ave yards. Carter was thrown
back for loss. but MarshalItown was
Rgain penaliZed. Grinnell refusing the
penalty. Sorners went thru on the
next play. Goal was kicked.
Marshaltown Back Strong.
Marshalltown came back strong and
played brilliantly for a time. Carter
kicked to Hull who made ten-yard
return. On the first play Captain
Buchwald passed the bail 20 Carl Buch-
wald. on the old stoestring play. for
gain of forty yards. It was hne
pass and came near resulting in
score.
Manhalltown's chances We're i'm
paired in the last quarter by repeated
fumbling altho the penalties imposed
on Grinnell IN this period we're many
/ and helped IN part 70 make up for the
visitors failure TO hold the ball \
tumble gave Grtnnell the ball on the
fen-yard line. but on the first play
I sGrinnell drew a ffteen-yard penalty for
tllegal tackling. Grinnell played des-
perately to score. but forward pass
wss intercepted and It was Marshall
I towns ball. A fake forward pass was
then attempted by Marshalltown, bit
failed, and the game was over.
Buelrwald Plays Stellar Game.
Captain Buchwald played q stellar
Game his work being especially bril-
=
ference He was also Marshalltown's
best ground gamer Suter was given
an opportunity, playing the first three
{ periods, and he played well thruout.
u.1I and Boucher din the best work IN
the line. aIti1o Kirk. for the short time
he was in. showed up we'll
Grinnell has fast back field. with
Q piunging full who has few equals
IA the state high school football. Car
ter. Nichols, Nelson and Morrison
4 naayed the best game for Grinnell. The
Aeams lined UP as follows:
4 Grinneii- Position. Marshalitown
71o1statter. left end. -. .Brennecke
4 cB9eeden. left tackle. Tweed
4 bradford. left guard. Peckham
b 3albley center. Boucher
+ EaAerty. right guard. Ruth
Tucker. right tackle. ...... Hull
Il a.Lee.......r right end. Ward
Morrison quarter Newcomer
4ls.re.e left half. ....... .Sutsr
Aeelson. right half. ....... Good
4 Garter. ......... full back. ...... Dent