Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-14
BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS NAVAS0TA
Visitors Were outclassed and Out.
played, Losing the Game by
Score Of 43 to o.

In rather one-sided contest, the
Bryan high school football team de-
feated the Navasota high school yes.
terday afternoon on the Bryan Bap.
list Academy grounds by score OF
43 TO 0. The game was much better
than the one-sided score would indi.
cate.
The first half was all Bryan. as they
scored six Of their seven touchdowns
In this half Osborne made three OF
the touchdowns, shramek two and
Whitman one in the first half. Bryan
scored almost at will and the visitors
were unable to make first down dur
ing this half.
The play was about evened up in
the second half OF the game as the
Nayasota team took decided brace
and in the third quarter the ball was
in their possession the greater part
OF the time. They rushed the ball to
Bryan's three-yard line on alternate
line bucks and end runs, but we're
held for downs and lost the ball
Bryan scored another touchdown in
the last quarter OF the game on a
long end run by Whitman. Only one
goal was kicked by Bryan In seven
attempts. Nayasota threatened 10
score again In the last quarter as they
hucked the ball almost 70 the goal
line. but time was called before they
were able TO score
The Bryan team had the visitors
outelassed in every department Of the
game and we're much faster. Their
interference was perfect and their de-
fensiye work was the best. They also
had the forward pass down 10 a fine
point and made one or two good gains,
but seldom had TO resort TO the for.
ward pass for a gain.
Every member OF the team played
a good game and everyone was in the
game from the start Every member
Of Bryans backheld deserves special
mention from the fine game they
played. osborne's line bucks could
hardly have been excelled. and the
way the other members Of the back
field carried the ball was well worth
seeing. Harrison. on left end. also
played a good game and was tower
OF strength to his team on the de-
fensive as we'll as in handling for
ward passes.
The Navasota team is reported TO
have been handicapped by the abb
sence Of their first string quarterback
and one or two other men, and were
unable to put up the strong game
they gave Bryan in their first game. |
The work Of McHaney. the big full.
back, was one OF the features Of the
game, as he broke up play after play |
Of his opponents and was good for
gain nearly every time he was called |
to carry the ball.
4 GOOD crowd witnessed the game |
and much enthusiasm was manifest
ed by all present. The weather was /
IDEAL for football and but for a rather
high north wind would have been per.
feet.
Following is the lineup of the two
teams:
Bryan Navasota--
Harrison .............. Cone. Coe
Left end
Cloud .................., Alexander
Left tackle.
Dunn ................ busuy
Left guard.
Claude Lawson .......... Crutchheld
Center.
r. Powers, Showers .,.. Wesson
Right guard
ScarulnO ......''.. hamlltoh
Right tackle.
Charlie Cole ........,........ Elliott
Right end.
Whitman .................. Ashford
Quarterback.
osborne ..............'..' hearl
Left halfback.
Shramek ..........,,.,,.. MoHaney
Fullback.
Rex Gammill ................. Owen
Right halfback.
Referee-Coach Horn of Navasota.
Umpire-Prof Simpson.
WEST TEXAS WANTS
COTTON PlcKERs
(By Associated Press.)
Austin, Tex, Nov. Il. - There is
actually demand for farm labor.