Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1915-11-19

son and individusls are subjected to
the general play and the advancement
of the ball in concert.
Rapid City kicked to Bingham, who
was downed before he had started to
return the ball. SewriRht and Bing-
ham worked for moderate gains but
we're unable to make first down and
Mcgowan kicked. Rapid City received
the ball near her own goal line and
first down was made on her own fifteen
yard line. Biggs fumbled Ferguson's
pass, which Mcgowan picked up and
scored touchdown before the Rapid
City forwards could catch MIN. He
kicked his own goal making the score,
Hot Springs Z, Rapid City0 o. Playing
time. three minutes.
After the kickoff Bingham and Ma.
gowsn each secured first down and the
ball was in the center of the field. It
was lost to Rapid City on downs. The
play during the remainder of the first
period was near the center of the field
and was featured by several successful
forward passes. When the referees
whistle blew the ball was on Hot
Springs forty yard line.
The second period play was not un-
like the last part Of the FIRST period.
Lanphere was substituted for Biggs
just after Rhyan had made one of the
longest runs In the game. which netted
twenty five yards around hot Springs'
left end. Sweeney took eight yards
through center. It was flrst down on
Hot Springs thirty yard line. The
forward pass from Rhyan to Ferguson,
who lodged half dozen Hot Springs
players and planted the ball safely be-
hind Hot Syringe goal line. Rhyan
kicking the goal. Score, Hot Springs
Z. Rapid City Z.
The first half closed; the score tie
and interest was at fever heat. While
the teams were resting and the coanhes
we're doing an extra amount of fault
finding and giving exploit instructions
how to win during the second half,
Rapid City girls did serpentine dance
around the Hot Springs players and
the few Hot Springs girls wanted to
but had not numerical strength enough
to encircle the Rapid City team.
1t was during the third period that
Mcgowan again played brilliantly %
the particular star of his team. Inter
osptiDg forward pass on Rapid City's
forty yard line he scored touchdown.
1t was at this point that he Englished
the ball too much on the left eide los
ing an easy goal. Score, Hot Springs
l3, Rapid City,
There was look of determination
on the faces Of the Rapid City boys
when the ball was put In play, Ho
Springs received the kickoff on their
fifteen yard line and Sewright Was
downed In his tracks. Three attempts
to advance the ball netted Ave yards
and Bingham dropped back to kick.
Eastman was trife slow In passing
the ball but Rhysn was mighty quick
in breaking through the Hot Springs'
defense. He blocked the kick and it
was Rapid City's ball on Hot Springs
twelve yard line. By series Of line
plays Rapid City advanced the ball
eight yards and lost it on fourth down.
Hot Springs fumbled and again the
ball was Rapid City's on her opponents
four yard line. The third period ended
and when the concluding period start
ed Rhysn was crowded over the goal
line for touchdown from which he
kicked goal. Score, Rapid City IA,
Hot Springs 13.
Each team carried the ball within
striking distance Of it's opponents goal
during the fourth period, but lost the
vantage by tumble or some other
trick of the gridiron. The interest, how.
ever, was kept at tension to the close
of the game with the ball In Rapid
Oltys possession near the center of
the field Taken as whole, it was the
best and most exciting game of grid
iron tactics, ever witnessed at the park
The lineup:
Hot Springs Rapid City
Book. k.............l.e ..l.e..............R Rise
{ Jones s...........l Il t.. .Collan
3 Wright. g........ Anderson
! J Mueller .......c.... :. Van Meter (Cl
3 Gibson ...........r.R.. Newcomer
Freshmen ........rt. Search Enemy
Williams ........r.e...... Emery
A. Eastman .....q b........ Ferguson
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