Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-25
MARSHALLTOWN HIGH FAILS TO
SHOW IMPROVEMENT AND
LOSES IL too.
COSTLY FUMBLES FIGURE
IN DEFEAT OF LOCALS
Hull Scores First Touchdown for Mar.
shalltown This Season and Plays
Star Game - Pammael, Of Ames.
Proves Worthy Successor to Pro-
tested Mats-Heater Shares Honor..

Misera bly, weak in tackling, Showing
poor offensive work, and lacking vari.
ETY. OF attack, the Marshalltown high
school football team met defeat on the
local field Friday afternoon by scor,
OF II to 6. Ames high being the oppo-
nent. The local team failed to show
. the Improvement which had been pre-.
dicted. and was outplayed thruout d
the services OF its brilliant half back
Davis, displayed great offensive power
and the defensive work was little less
I creditahfe. on the merits Of the game
Anes deserved to win
Entering the game with no show of
NE. and playing an inferior grade OF
football. MarshalltoWn appeared bad
~ beaten during the first period. With
changes in the makeup of the team
as play progressed. however, Marshall
town improved greatly and during the
latter part Of the contest was playing
game equal to that of Ames
Davis Not Allowed to Play.
Davis was not allowed to play. but
out him. If. as reported, he is the
be we'll to spend little time specializing
on what the result would have been
had he been in the game
Other stars appeared to take his
place and Pammael displayed an abil-
ity to gain yards when they were
needed that marks him as a dangerous
oli1Sf -ear
no less brilliant, and this pair was re-
sponsibe for much OF the ground gain
ing for the visitors. Quade. at full
played a good game until injuries
slowed him up. Captain Brintnall
shared honors with his back field men
The two half backs Of the Arnes team
played their first game of the season
here, it was stated.
Hull Plays Great Game.
Hull. who has the distinction OF max
ing Marshalltowns only touchdown
this season. was the bright spot in
the Marshalltown line. While his
mates were unable to halt the advance
OF the shifty Ames backs, Hull was
distinguishing himself by tearing thru
to stop play after play and by his hard
, ia ckling. He also came in for the hon
or Of pulling off the sensational feat
Of the game when he grabbed a high
forward pass which looked to be far
out Of reach, and plunged thru the
AneS secondary defense for touch
down.
Newcomer played brilliant game,
both extensively and defensively, and
Movers tackling was excellent. Cap
tain Buchwald has not fully recovered
~ ~
and another injury Friday lnarred his
playing.
Ames Scores Early.
Anes scored in the first period.
Neither side had shown power Of at
to repeatedly. After Marshalltown had
failed to gain on three downs. c. Buch-
wald punted to Marsl1alltowns 4O-yard
line. II was returned three yards.
Pammael then got around the end for
eighteen yards before he was tackled
by Newcomer Heater then carried the
ball off tackle for twelve yards more,
bringing the oval to the 7-yard line.
On the next play Quade failed to gain,
but Pammael was equal TO the emer-
gency and carried the ball over on
the next down. circling right end Coal
was missed. During the second pc
riod fumbling narred the .Ames teams
work and a ffteen-yar penalty halted
brace which threatened danger.
Hull Scores Touchdown.
Marsflalltown found herself in the
third period, and for time the hopes
Of her partisans rose. Opening up, the
offensive work Of the team materially
improved and the change in style re-
suited in the locals tying the score.
Anles lost the ball on downs on their
own 33-yard line. On the first play
Ruchwald made a pretty forward pass
to Packer who gained twenty yards.
Another pass was attempted but was
not com pleted. Buchwald fumbled and
resaireti the ball on n smash of
tackle BuchWald make another pass
which went high near the goal line.
but Hull by virtue of his elongated
build. was able to pull the ball down
out of the clouds on the Ames 2-yard
line, and fighting off three tacklers
plunged thru for the score. Buchwald
missed goal.
FurbIes Defeat MarshaIltown.
Costly funlbles lost the game for
Marshalltown in the last half. Had
Marshalltown retained the ball the
game would probably have resulted in
a tie Near the close OF the third Pc