The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-10-16
Chickasha High School Lads Walk
Away with Long End Of A
to 0 Score in Giidiron
Battle
VISITORS OUTCLASSED
IS EXPLANATION
Local Machine Moves For ward with
Irresistible Force; Cherish Strong
Hopes Of Victory in Game
with Norman

Moving in a solid phalanx with
irresistible force which swept all bar
rlers aside, plunging, trampling. crap
pling and surging ever onward toward
the goal, the Chickasha football team
cleaned up on the FL Reno team yes
terday afternoon BY the overwhelming
score ofr44-0.
The field was heavy, following the
recent rains, thereby making line
plunges and forward passes the inter.
esting features OF the game.
The Rock Island train from the
north, on board which the El Reno
victims came to meet their Waterloo,
was late beyond the faintest dreams
OF reason, so that II was after 4.30
o'clock when the game was called and
the indomitable boys OF the Chickasha.
High drew their trusty scalping
knives and went after the El Reno
warriors with determination and hob.
nailed shoes.
The game was an interesting one To
the Chickasha boosters from start to
finish. The Chickasha boys had the
visitors outclassed from start TO
finish, and the game was featured
from the time it was called until the
pigskin dropped for the last time on
the MUDDY field. by the flashes Of
hrilliancy shown by the individual
players.
From the opening five minutes OF
play, in which time Chickasha's speed
machine went over for the first time.
II was palpably evident that there was
nothing but Chickasha In the game.
However. III Renos team was one OF
the bestlooking organizations which
the Chickasha boys had been called
upon to face in battle array this year,
and this caused a feeling of doubt to
penetrate the domes OF some of the
home lads that should victory be
theirs, II would be dearly bought. But
the boys were on their own field, they
knew every knob and knoll, every
crook and turn, every hiding tuft Of
grass. every place where advantages
might be taken and where strong plays
and plunges might be initiated and
carried through to successful culmi-
nations. And they played up to rhat
knowledge.
Line plunges we're worked most
successfully by the Chickasha lads,
and when the occasion demanded the
Chickasha line held as firmly as a sea
wall against the futile efforts of the
visitors to break. For this reason the
game had passed well into the second
quarter before El Reno succeeded in
making its first down, with one excep-
tion. tnat being forward pass.
The El Reno coach stated. following
the game. that El Reno got just about
what she expected; that they did not
feel they could win over the aggrega-
lion of Drawn and skill which carried
them to defeat.
The coach further expressed him
self as being well satisfied with the
fairness OF the referee. Pete Heffner
and said they all felt kindly toward
him and appreciated his impartiality
The lineup was as follows:
Chickasha-Erwin Pool, right half
back: p Joyce and P. Hill, left half
back: C. Goetting. fullback; N. Dun
can and L. Luster. quarterback; b.
Hill. left end c. Filson, right end; {;
w. Griffith, left tackle; G. Shook.
right tackle; p Buie and Charts. left
guard; ]. n. Collier and A. Griffin,
right guard: B. Riddle. center: substi-
tutes, Raspberry, e. Louie Gardner.
I'll Reno-Dougass Emmons. right
halfback: Baltic vinson. left half
back; Luther Lighted fullback; Dewey
Levy, quarterback; Lester Barnes,
left end; Bennie Keith right end:
Victor Runch, left tackle; Farren
Smith. right tackle NJ Mayseld. left
guard: Albert Schooling, right guard;
Chambers. center: substitutes. Mes
ser oGndlin. Rice.
Following their victory here yester