Arizona republican., 1915-11-26

tackle round play and squirmed across the line for the first touchdown of the game Butler kicked out for the In- dians, Francisco receiving. Butler then kicked an easy goal.
 The Indians kicked off, purposely making a fizzle of it. but in spite of their craftiness, Phoenix was awarded the ball. Phoenix, now for the first time had the ball in their possession and resorted to their time honored tricks of line plunging. Luke finally woke up and called for pass, which worked. More bucks through the line, with Teal the battering ram, failed Teal changed his tactics and dashed around end, being thrown heavily by Butler, after he had made about nine yards. On the fourth down, Phoenix tried fake, but failed. With the ball | in the Indians possession, they worked
 pass for first down, after a tackle l round play and a buck had failed. But Ter then essayed to sprint through the line, but met with unexpected ob-
 stacles. Phoenix obtained the ball on downs. They tried three bucks, and on the fourth down managed to put the ball the required ten yards
 SECOND QUARTER
 At the start of the second quarter,
 no one was looking for luck to break so favorably for the Indians. Marian, who was of the candid opinion that he could buck the ball over the line, made
 a mad smash at the Red line. and then it happened.
 He had broken about through the line and was headed straight for But Ter, who was crouched waiting to tackle | r-.- about ten feet from Butler, and the l ball calmly sailed from his hands, straight into the arms of the crouching Indian captain. Butler never hesitated, l he seemed to be expecting the ball, and away he went 90 yards for a touch
 down. Several of the High linesmen made half hearted attempts to catch
 him, but he was never headed. He
 triumphantly loped over the line, and l carefully placed the ball back of thE goal post He then kicked goal. 1 The high school got the ball on the | next kick, and after several bucks, 1 Walters managed to break through for l q fifteen yard run. The Indians got l the ball on a tumble. They made a
 forward pass. but failed on the next 1 attempt. Francisco bucked for 10 vards Butler failed round end. A
 fake pass failed. They kicked. Phoe-
 nix returned the compliment, and also
 kicked, but lost on the exchange. But 1 Ter outkicking Teal. The Indians tried | a line plunge but made nothing. But l Ter went around end for yards. A l pass failed. Puella came around from
 tackle and made first down. They worked a pass for ten yards. Butler failed around end. Tackle round for
 two yards. A line plunge failed, and l it was the high schools ball. The rest | of the half was taken up with a fruit l less attempt on the part of the high ] school to buck the Indian line, and an I enqually fruitless attempt on the part I of the Reddies to make their open plays work
 THIRD QUARTER
 | The Indians kicked off at the start | of the second half, but the high school l failed to carry the ball back, the littla | Indian ends being down under the
 kick like lighting. The high school of l course tried to buck the line, and fin- ally Teal managed to make the down. A tumble resulted in the Indians re- covering and Butler went through cen ter for a couple of yards. They tried
 a couple more bucks, with varying suc-
 cess, and finally managed to make the
 down by employing a triple pass, with
 Butler carrying the ball. Francisco
 plunged through the line for yards,
 but pass failed The Indians fumbled
 and the ball went to the high school,
 They would have lost the ball on downs
 had it not been for lucky free tumble
 on the fourth down. a high school lad recovering.
 A couple more bucks and the high
 school decided to kick, For 9 wonder