The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-14

both failing to pass It through the
goals, and in the scrimmage the ball
came back up the field, and Finch
put it through the High Schools goal
with two points for his side. A series
of passes beautiful, and pretty block
ing on both sides, with the High School
failing at a foul goal. was followed
by two scores Of points each by Wal
lace and Olsen. Herskovitz missed
beautiful long throw, the ball rolling
around the wicket and out. While
Richards did the same thing on foul
goal, but after Wallace succeeded once
on the same sort OF attempt for the
Whitmans, more than redeemed him.
self with a pretty field goal, turning
from the clutch OF two opposing play
ers and throwing the ball over MS
left shoulder sthaight through the bas-
ketRather rough foul or two showed
up at this stage, PROBABLY due to ever
excitement Lanford and Wallace each
made foul goals. The Recalls adj
vanced the ball right up to the
High School goal, and were about
to score, but Captain Brasselrs
quickness got the ball, put it to Rich
ards, and Richards dropped it through
the wicket. Vinson, for the Rex
alls, made pretty goal just as the
whistle blew. Score, High School 9,
RECALLS 16.
Whitman Mystic Five Second Half.
Jacoby scored two for the Myster-
ious quintette, Durham following
with a foul goal. Then both teams
were on their metal, paiyed battle
dore and shuttle-cock with the ball,
and the Mystic Five failed on a goal,
but Coleman put field goal through
for them. Gibson did a similar stunt
for the Whitmans, and Bell, physician
of mysteries, gave similar dose to his
opponents. Then up from one end of
the field to the other, pass, pass, pass,
went the ball, and Durham dropped
1t through. On another beautiful try of
his team, the ball rolled round the
wicket and out, and then Coleman
dropped 1t through. Back and forth till
near the end of the game the ball
played, and the Mystic Five failed on
foul at the last minute Final score
Mystic Five 81, Whftmans %. Both
teams played good ball, the Mystic
Five surprising man who did not
think they would show up so well.
Last Round Rexali VS.. High School
1t opened with double foul, Wallace
failing at goal. Langford scoring. High
School failed on the next foul, and
Finch twisted out from two opponents
and put the ball in for a double score
beautiful play. Wallace and Olsen
each added two points, Langford
foul goal for the High School, and
then Brassell, brilliantly supported by
Richards after q long throw played a
double pointed drop through goal, and
Richards duplicated the stunt, and
almost did 1t again after another try.
On a. foul, Wallace missed goal; double
foul, Langford and Wallace both
missed.
Both teams played Elaro, High School
rather excited, men punching too much
around their own goal-altogether
made it easy for Wolfe and Wallace
and Olsen each to score a field goal,
though at every point except in close
critical defense their play was brilliant
Game to the heart, untiring, generous,
in the face of defeat their nerves didn't
weaken, their opponents knew their
steel. and at the close of the game,
Langford, prettily. calmly, accurately
dropped ball through from foul try.
Only Is points to their opponents 26,
they gave their yell strong and with
similar cheer for the victors, left the
field smiling. OF such stuff men are
made. Gritty, skilled, clean, the Rex
alls and High School,, the teams are
well matched in spirit, If not in the
scores.
Varsity Practice.
There will be varsity team practice
Friday night to z p. m. Coach
Durham will put team through sig
nal practice preparatory to a practice
team with the Scrubs Saturday night.