The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-20
COLLEGE DEFEATS ALBION.


In a game replete with good play
half, the College defeated Albion last
Friday 30. The score should easily
have been doubled. Four times in the
first half the College carried the ball
to the goal line, crossing once, and
fumbled the ball every time. This
cost the College 4 touchdowns the
first half. After one of these fumbles
Albion kicked and had the kick block
ed, the ball being recovered by the
College. The referee seemed to be
up in the air and ruled it touchback
when It should have been a touch
down. In the second half the Col
lege got together" and made 3 touch
downs in II minutes, giving an ex-
ample of high-class football. In the
last quarter the College made one
more touchdown, and lost another on
a tumble. Three goals were kicked
leaving the score 27-O.
Albion kicked off at 2:25, and the
College took the ball back to their
own 4S-yard line. Fisk took the ball
on kick formation and ran IS yards
around Albion's right field. Three or
tour hard line plays and an end run
and the ball was on Albion's 6-yard
line. Fisk took the ball around the
end but fumbled on the goal line
Albion kicked out and the College
taking the ball on the 50-yard line
rushed it down again 10 the goal line,
McClannahan fumbling this time. Al
bion attempted to kick out but Tay-
lor blocked the kick, Ross recover
ing the tall. To intense surprise the
referee called it touchback Il should
have been touchdown; if Albion had
recovered 1t would have ben a safety,
counting 2 points for the College.
During the intermission the referee
discovered his mistake, but too late
TO rectify It.
Albion scrimmaged on the 20-yard
line and soon lost the ball, and again
the College started for the goal line,
and again fumbled the bali just as
they reached the goal.
In the next quarter Albion had the |
wind and kicking on first down kick
ed over the College goal line. The
ball was brought out to the 20-yard |
line and kicked Albion failed to
NAL Ike any ground, and the College |
taking the ball on the 35-yard lime
walked down the field to the goal line.
Harvey carried the ball, and just as
he goes over the line fumbles. Al
bton kicked out and after a few plays
lime was called for the first half, Dur
the College team were
he subject of few caustic remarks,
md the change was apparent in the
second half. Taking the ball on their
,0-yard line the College carried il
straight down the field in runs Of
rom 3 to 10 yards. Harvey finally
coring. Peterson kicked goal Col
eye kicked off to Albion's l0-yard
inc and aided by good interference
an 40 yards. Again the College start
d for the goal line and Harvey scor-
d. The next score was almost duph-
ate of this one, Harvey scoring
gain.
In the next quarter the College
arried the the ball to the goal line I
osing it on a tumble, Albion failed
o gain and kicked out, but the Col
eye were not to be denied and came l
light back, Ross scoring. Sherman I
Missed a difficult goal, Time was up {
1 few minutes and the big game
yas over.
The College was somewhat dis I
lpted in the second quarter when a i
eport was circulated that Clemens
itner was Qedu. clemens started
ONE but found the report false in
me to get back for the second half.
Harding recovered from a knock in (
lie head the 3rd or 4th play, and was
ken out for a quarter, Harvey TAX
u the end, McClanahan, going to
lat tackle, Clemens to r. t, and Cup /
Webb to guard.-When Clemens I
as called away Harding went back a
, the game. One of the features of ?
lie game was the teamwork of Glenn
IS and Mechanism on defense. One Z
the other was always through. a
hen Clemens blocked kick in the h
d quarter, Mac was on his heels and P
covering the ball nearly got away
r a touchdown. Harvey carried the 6
II in splendid shape never failing to {