Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-11-14
SWEPT LEAD TEAM OFF ITS FEET
AT OPENING OF GAME.
STRAIGHT FOOTBALL WINS
GRIDlRON GAME SATURDAY WAS A
hUMMER...LEAD OUTCLASSED...
WEATHER IDEAL.

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school football team did not rally il. its
game with Hot Springs at Athletic
Field, Saturday, until Hot Springs had
secured comfortable margin in the
scoring and then it was too late for the
Hot Springs line held when it WAS
absolutely necessary and the game
ended 81 to 10 in favor Of the locals.
Lead kicked off to Hot Springs,
Hunter receiving the ball on the thirty
yard line where he was downed in his
tracks. Hot Springs started with
rush and on line plunges and end runs
soon had the ball on the Lead twenty
yard line. Here they were held for
downs, losing the bali. LIE d dropped
back for punt after hitting the line
couple OF times for losses. Gillepie
recovered the ball for Hot Springs and
carried it back for II touchdown. Violin
failed at kicking goal This score was
made in the first five minutes of play.
Before the first quarter ended Hot
Springs had secured another touch.
down with Gillespie again carrying the
ball. 1t might be we'll to state that
when line plunges were necessary,
Gillespie gained nearly every time he
was called on On account of bad
angle Violin failed in kicking. The
quarter ended with score of IL to
in favor Of Hot Springs.
In the second quarter Lead carried
the ball to within twenty yards of the
locals goal from which point Lange
secured drop kick netting the vieitols
three points. With the ball again in
play some neatly executed forward
passes and runs gained for the home
boys and Violin was finally sent over
the goal line between the posts and
later kicked goal. The first half ended
with the score 10 to in favor of the
local eleven.
In the second half the Lead boys
attempted to stage q rally but their
efforts we're futile and March an d
Gillespie both carried the bali over for
touchdowns with Violin kicking easy
goals. During this tine whenever the
ball was in possession of the Lead team
they would be taken off their feet liter.
ally as we'll as otherwise by the speed y
work of Case and Murray, ends, n
Eastman, quarter, who went thru their
line repeatedly tackling the man with
the ball in his tracks before their plays
we're we'll in motion.
just before the close OF the |
quarter Lead scored its only touch
down on blocked punt behind Ho,
Springs goal posts and later kicked
goal. the game ending with q score OF
81 to TO-
Dean Eastman, who played quarter
for the locals during most of the game
was easily the star. Weighing but 6
trifle over one hundred pounds. he was
one of the best tacklers and ia running
the team he acted like veteran. Violin
March and Gillespie, in the backheld
made q fine showing. Capt. l. 9 &C b
one of the best men this year WAS cut
Of the game with injuries.
The weather was ideal and a large
crowd was on hand to cheer the boys
in their decisive victory over the visi
tors: The lineup:
Hot Spring: Murray, lie; Case, re;
Kline, 1t; Marty, rt; Mcgowan q n d
William, lg; Miller, rg; Scott, C; East
man, Dudley and Hunter, q; Gillespie
fb; March, lh; Violin, rh; Bean, sub. z.
Lead: Shedd, @; Primrose and st
Clair, g; Hall, Johnson and Abbot, {
Clark and Stone, 9; Shea and Rogers
Ia; Lang and Aliniva, fb; Philj., anG
Danielson and lh.