Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
SAFETY PUTS
 ALUMNI AHEAD
Solitary Score of Yester- days Game Comes When Peters Downs M arlar Back of Coyote Line, Win ming Two Points

Two to nothing was the measly score by which the Alumni walloped the Coyotes yesterday in the first real game of the local football sea son. But for Marlar's unfortunate judgment in permitting himself to be tackled by one Peters back or the Coyote line, the score might just as well have been the absolute zero.
 Marian and WeStfall did some nifty defensive work for the Coyotes. Luke ran the team with worse than prep school judgment, but the opposition put up by the old geezers was not of the order to bring out any stellar think-work Walters was easily tLe best man in the Coyote backfield, standing out above all others. His work was somewhat similar to that of Peters for the graduates. Nearly straight football was indulged h., with one ragged trick play by the Alumni. spoiled by Hon. Marian in beautiful fashion. The right end of the high line was weak, but it might have been that it was merely the target for every Alumni attack.
 First Quarter
 Alumni kicked off, with DetweiIer of high school receiving the kick High school tried three intellectual line plays, and on the fourth down lined up for punt The ball lanoed free on the ground with half of the Alumni team in close pursuit. Geare recovered ball and made short caIty back. . With the ball in their pos session the Alumni tried several in effectUal attempts to buck the highs line, but failed dismally. Geare then essayCd an end run, and made five yards. Alumni punted, ball going back of line. Ball brought out 20 yards in highs possession. On the first play the high fumbled, Alumni landing on the ball. Jake Thoman came across in old time form and made the longest run of the game, with dash around end for 25 yards At this point Geary went nuts, and threatened all sorts of destruction, including damnation and stagnation With the ball in possession of the Alumni, with two yards to go on the third down, Peters managed to penetrate the youngsters line to within a yard of the goal. At this most interesting point, Jake Thoman tried an end run, but miscalculated his directions, and was caught red handed with the pigskin about ten yards back of his line, by Walters. This disastrous retreat took the old timers up to the fourth down, anu kick was tried Marian running back of the line saw the ball hit the ground. then picked it up and started to run He was caught by Peters, play being labeled a safety and gave two points to the Alumni.
 Second Quarter
 Second quarter started out with the ball in possession of the hig'n On the first play Luke of the high school made himself offensive by tackling an opponent and was pen alized five yards. High decided to kick, ball being missed by Alumni, and recovered by Norton. High tried fake end run and failed dismally. A pass was then tried, being missed by Luke, who was sauntering along without looking up. The High then kicked, the Alumni for a wonder re- covering They then returned the by kicking out of bounds From then on the high school essayed numerous bucks and end runs all ending without result. At last, driven to desperation, the youngsters tried new tack and called for a l punt, it turned out to be one of the | 50 yard variety, 25 up and 25 down, but was recovered by the high | school The first successful forward | pass was then pulled off, Brandon