Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-30

kick. A punt to Dixon was returned
fifty yards. but the ball was brought
back and Marshalltown penalized for
holding. A perfect pass gave the Wis
itors thirty-yard gain, but second
attempt to execute a pass was blocked
by Miller. Duke made seven yards in
two plays, and then an on side kick
sent the ball over the goal line. where
Seeser fell on it for touchdown. The
play came as surprise to the Mar
shalltown players and spectators alike.
Seeser was held to be on side and the
play allowed. Goal was missed. Score:
Marshalltown, 6; Waterloo, s.
Marshalltown Runs Wild,
Waterloo's touchdown seemed to goad
the home eleven to desperate deeds and
two more touchdowns were added in
the next five minutes. Smith kicked
out of bounds, and because of a re-
mark from spectator to Referee Car
ter. the official penalized the home team
ten yards when the ball was brought
back. Waterloo failed to gain and suf-
Tered penalty for offside. Waterloo
punted to Dixon, who came back eighty
yards in a sensational open field sprint,
bringing the ball to Waterloo's 20-yard
line, smith hit the center of the line
and dragged the opposition with him
for eleven yards. On the next play
Dixon plunged thru for touchdown.
Miller kicked out to Balch, and Dixon
booted the bal! over for an, added
point, Score: Marshalltown, 10: Wa
terloo, G.
Witlierod Blocks Punt.
smith kicked to Waterioo's 10-yard
line, and Duke came back five. Wa
terioo attempted to punt but Willigrod
blocked the ball, and Brennecke fell
on 1t over the goal line for a touch
down. Dixon kicked goal. Score:
Marshalltown, 20; Waterloo 6.
smith kicked to Brandfield on his 20
yard line, and the Waterloo half re-
turned the ball eight yards. Dixon ran
punt back twelve yards and Hurlburt
immediately pupted. The half ended
with the ball in Waterloo's possession
on its own 30-yard line.
Again Block Waterloo Punt.
Smith, who had been showing re-
markable form in lifting the ball on the
Kickoff, sent the pigskin over the goa.
line to initiate the second half. and the
bail Went into scrimmage on Water
loo's 20-yard line. An attempt to punt
again resulted in the ball being
blocked, this time by Willard, and Mil
Ter fell on it for another touchdown.
Dixon missed goal Score: Marshall
town, &c: Waterloo, 6.
Smith kicked 20 the 5-yard line and
Waterloo made a yard return.
Duke fell in attempting an end run and
lost two yards. "A forward pass netted
seven yards, but Duke was thrown by
Crinkiaw for seven-yard loss, and
Waterloo was forced to kick Dixon
returned the ball five yards and Hurl- |
burt returned the punt, the ball going
over the goal line.
Waterloo failed to make any gains !
and again punted. Dixon coming back |
to the 25-yard line. Smith and Dixon.
in line plunges. went to the 1S-yard /,
line and Waterloo was penalized for
offside. Smith, Dixon and Hurlburt |
made short gains thru the line, and
then Hurlburt went over for a touch
down. Miller kicked out to Balch, but
goal was missed. Score: Marshall
town, 80: Waterloo, s.
Smith Scores Another.
With rain falling thruout the last
half. the game developed into line
plunging affair, with an occasional at
tempt to skirt the ends. Waterloo failed
to make any impression against the
Marshalltown forward wall, and lost
ground in attempts to get past the
ends. and resorted to the kicking game.
In the last quarter Marshalltown
carried the ball thirty-five yards in
seven plays directed at the line, Smith
carrying the ball over for the last
touchdown. Goal was missed. Score:
Marshalltown, 3S, Waterloo, s. The
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