The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-11-20
Defeats Old Foe by Score Of IL to
6 in Hard Fought Game Feat
ured by Variety Of
Plays
OPPOSING TEAMS
EVENLY MATCHED
Ball on Visitors One Yard Line
When Whistle Blows Ending
Battle; Home Heroes
Earn Honors
BY NORMAN DUNCAN.
Editor of III. S. Booster .

I-uitoi Vi II. .. DOOSlcT.
Those who did not see the football
game yesterday afternoon at Uniyer-
sity park missed the most interesting
game that G. H. s. has played this
year. Chickasha met her old time foe,
Enid, and succeeded in getting away
with the "big end" of the score for
the first time in three years. The
teams were pretty evenly matched in
both weight and skill Nearly every
play known in football was used in the
game 1t was hard fought battle
from beginning to end and when the
final whistle blew the score stood 1926
in favor of Chickasha with Ends ball
on c. Fl. SIS 1-yard line.
All the Chickasha boys played a
good hard clean game. Luster was
as ''heady' as ever and displayed much
skill in running back punts. Pool had
sufficiently recovered from his wounds
| received from the hands of the
northern giants" to be strong factor
in the game j. B. Hill at left half
created many sensations by his long
gains made by runs through a seem
ingly impenetrable wall of men. Goet-
ting was always good for substantial
gain. Wilson still held his high stand
ard of efficiency and Harry Hill at
left end played game that only a
Hill could play. Shook and Griffith at
tackles displayed what real tacklers
could do in catching the men behind
the line Collier, A. Griffith and Buie
we're solid as the Rock of Gibraltar
when it came to holding the line, and
Dan Riddle at center showed the same
wonderful ability that is characteristic
of him. The game by quarters is as
follows:
First Quarter.
Game called at 4:12 o'clock. Chick
asha receives and Pool is downed on
c. H. SIS 35-yard line. Chickasha
makes four successive first downs on
long end runs and line bucks. A pass
from Hill to Wilson nets Is yards.
Goetting goes over for touchdown
on a line buck. Goetting fails to kick
goal. Enid receives and is downed on
their 55-yard line. Enid makes two
successive first downs on line plunges
and then attempts place kick from
G. H. SIS 4O-yard line. They fail.
Chickashas ball on their 2O-yard line.
c. H. S. makes two first downs on end
runs. Quarter up with Chickasha's
bali on Ends 20-yard line.
Second Quarter.
Chickasha is penalized 10 yards on
the fourth down for crawling, and the
ball goes to Enid. Enid makes Is
yards on pass and then make
touchdown on an end run. No goal.
The rest Of the quarter Is played
with both teams making gains on
passes and long end runs. The ball
is alternately in the hands of the two
teams, neither team being able to
score. Among the notable features of
this period of the game are Hills
thrilling long end runs. The quarter
ends with Chickasha's ball on Ends
40-yard line.
Third Quarter.
Enid receives and are downed on G.
H. SIS 40-yard line. Enid is forced
to punt Pool is downed on Chicka-
sha's 30-yard line. Goetting and Pool
feature as stars and make three sue
cessive first downs. A pass from Hill
to Wilson nets 25 yards. Enid gets
ball on their s-yard line on a tumble
and are forced to punt. Luster runs
through broken field and carries the
ball back % yards. Both teams use
all formations common to football and
the ball is again carried back and
forth. up and down the field with
neither team showing any superiority
over the other Wilson is hurt and Is
substituted by Gardner Pool features
again by making 20 yards around end.