Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
BUTLER THERE LIKE 4 MILLION
 DOLLARS AND PLAYS THE GAME

five yard line. Hearts were broken lIere. The Indians fumbled on the next play and the normal recovered Nor nal tried to pass, same being inter cepted by an Injun. The Indians start ed bucklng, doing this cute little stunt at will.
 Second Quarter
 The first crack out of the box, Butler (ever hear of him?) went around end shaking off tackler after tackIer. In fact he fairly dripped tacklers for awhile. Mouer brought him down, but nearly lvnched him with a strangle hold After wasting more or less time in hucking and fooling around the In dians punted back of the line Ball comes out and also the rule books. First argument came into being. The band plays while Butler laughs at Normal. Three incompleted forward passes were offered by Normal. More arguments and penalty or so. Normal made the mistake of kicking. Butler recovering and carrying back 9 yards. Never should have given him the opportunity to get his hands on it. Poor general ship. The rest of the half was taken up with lots of bucks and few passes neither side managed to gain much, the half ending with the ball in NormaTs territory
 Third Quarter
 The Indians received the kick and started offensive tactics with a long pass to Butler. Of course he made a great run. His footwork here was marvellous. Five yards were made on an end run. A buck netted a few yards. Butler then navigated end, making a mad dash down the field He was overtaken by about half of the Normal team, but it needed the whole team to stop him. He slipped and went to his knees, got up staggered on and finally went over the line. The score was not allowed. Ball was brought back to where he fell and given to Indians. A buck through tackle scored for the h. dians. They failed to kick the goal. Score at this point Normal ', Indians 6. Normal then started offensive tactics and for time threatened to come back. Mouer made a couple of dashes for good gains, but couldn't connect with the goal. After touchdown had been scored on the Normal, another argu- ment was in order, during which the band played "Nearer My God to Thee" The Indians fooled the Normal and iiie'NO si ipIleo pass IIOlH d run IOTIQdtlOn. Another long pass followed a tumble. same being luckily recovered. Butler made both of those passes, but to show he could do most anything, he received the next one. A buck, a thirty yard run pass to Butler an end run by the same lad, more bucks from a shift for nation a tackle round and the Normal got the ball on a tumble few blocked plays and the quarter was over. Oh yes in the interim Butler found time to send a half across for the second touchdown for the Indians
 Fourth Quarter
 The last quarter started out with the ball in NormaFs possession. They hucked a couple of times and fumbIed An Indian recovered it on the bound and ran twenty yards before he was brought down. Two more bucks and Butler went round end. He then tried a drop kick and failed. Butler was right after it and recovered it. made a dash but fumbled the ball Normal re- covered. Buck, Buck. all the Normal could do was buck. The linemen were weary, they were tired of trying to stop the elusive Butler. They were bleeding where their dimutative adversarfes had walked on them, and to be candid they had lost heart. MOuer shot a little pep and ambition into their hearts
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