Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-27
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The game. which was the feature
event of the football season locally,
with it's exceptionally large crowd. was
played under suspicious circumstances.
The weather was ideal from the spec
clear. A band, furnished by the alumni
of the school. aided in stirring the par
tisan spirit to a high pitch. The game
was marred by an accident, which re-
moved Thomas Mullarky, left end for
Cedar Falls. from the game with a
broken leg. The accident occurred fol-
lowing an attack on the Cedar Falls
line, in which Buchwald carried the
BALI and which resulted in mass of
players piling together with the UNI
fortunate lad at the bottom. His leg
was twisted breaking the tibia three
or four inches below the knee. The
game was the second for young Null
larky, who entered upon his career as
regular for the first time last Sat
urday. Up to the time Of his injury
he had played a remarkably good
game.
Captain Newcomers Last Battle.
z 1t was the last game for Captain
Newcomer, who has led the team of
1914 thru most successful season. The
termination of his high school career
was a brilliant one, and he played the
same consistent game that has marked
his work all season Packer played a
brilliant game, making great gains
thru the line and breaking up the at
tack of the Cedar Falls team. His Of
fenSive playing was feature of the
contest.
Buchwald, also making his last APP
pearance in a high school game. did
some remarkable work with the for
ward pass, one Of his passes, for thirty
yards, to Good, resulting in a touch
down.
Marked improvement was shown in
the line and especially at ends, and the
diving tackling showed some good
work on the part of the coach in
preparation for the game
When the second string men were
called into the fray, late in the after
noon, new luminary appeared in G.
Miller, at half back. This young sub
stitute will give good account of him
self another season. His line hitting
was excellent
Score in Five Minutes.
The result of the game was not long
in doubt after Ruth had kicked off to
the visitors at the west goal. In five
minutes time Packer had gone ever
for the first score and the size of the
count was the only concern thereafter
Cedar Falls brought the kickoff back to
it's 35-yard line, but Brown failed to
gain in two attempts and was forced to
punt. Newcomer returned the ball to
Cedar Falls 40-yard line by a brilliant
run. Buchwald and Smith hit the line
for the first down, and Ward, New
conner and Buchwald again made the
distance, the Cedar Falls line failing
to hold.
Buchwaid added four more and
Packer. on cross buck, filtered thru
for nine. On fake smash Newcomer
skirted the end for eighteen yards,
placing the bail on Cedar Falls 12-yard
line. A shift play and a line buck
failed to gain. but a forward pass,
Buchwald to Packer, was good for
twelve yards and touchdown. Smith
kicked goal. Score: Marshalltown, Z;
Cedar Falls. o.
Cedar Falls Falls to Gain.
Ruth kicked to Hauser who brought
the ball ball eight yards to his 30.
yard line. Two forward passes failed.
the last one tried resulting in penal-
~ OF five yards for offside on the part
Of the Visitors. Cedar Falls was
forced to punt, Brown getting away a
good boot, which Newcomer downed
on his own 25-yard mark. Buchwald
broke around the end for nine yards
and Smith made the first down. Smith
and Ward added five yards thru the
line, and Buchwald on double pass,
gained seven. Newcomer lost two yards
on an end run, but Packer got thru
for four. Cedar Falls then intercepted
pass from Buchwald, but failed to
complete pass on the next play. as
the period ended.
Resuming play. Cedar Falls again es-
saved pass. which Ward intercepted
and, by clever lodging, returned thirty
yards to Cedar Falls 2O-yard line.
Buchwald Newcomer and Ward made
eight yards In three plays, and New
conner made first down on fake kick.
Buchwa!d Scores Touchdown.
Buchwald repeated for two yards