Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-25
TWO indicated
TEAMS PLAY TIE
GAME AT WE|SER
Southern Idaho Football
, Championship R e m ain s
Undecided Special Train
Takes Big Caldwell Crowd
to Contest.

Weiser, NOV. 25.-The Weiser and
caldwell high school football eleVens
played a tie game yesterday afternoon
on the Weiser grldiron for the high
school championship of southwestern
idaho, the score being 10 to 10. 1t was
the biggest football game in Weisers
history. Fully 1000 people witnessed
the contest The two teams were quite
evenly matched.
Coach Houghton of the Caldwell
team stated after the game that he
did not believe another game would be
played to determine the championship.
Neither Weiser nor Caldwell has been
defeated in a game this year.
BIG CALDWELL DELEGATION.
A special train brought the Caldwell
aggregation to Weiser Friday after
noon, reaching here at o'clock. Cald-
wells splendid band and 300 people
came down on the special The entire
student body of the Weiser high school
greeted the Caldwellites at the depot
upon their arrival here. Headed by
the band, they paraded through the
business district The Caldwell band
furnished the music at the grounds.
and led the snake march during the
interval between the first and second
half of the game.
The special train left Weiser at 7
o'clock last night on the return trip to
Caldwell.
George Stovell, right guard in the
caldwell team, was hurt on the right
nip and was replaced by Russell.
Turner, left half in the Caldwell
foam l. H..
replaced by SHELTON
Madden, left guard in the Caldwell
team, had his knee hurt over again,
but he remained in the game
None of the Weiser players was put
out of commission in the game.
HOW POINTS WE'RE MADE.
Inc game started off with a rush in
favor of Weiser. Weiser scored seven
points in the first minute Of the game
through a touch down and goal maze
by Kaiser. N,eiser's star Quarterback
Caldwell tied the score with a touch
down and goal in the second quarter on
forward pass, line bucks and end
runs Brashears made the touchdown
for Caldwell
In the second hale the kick off was
made by Caldwell. Weiser nut the |
ball on the onefoot line. where Cald- |
well held for downs. McMurren. on a |
forward pass, got across for Weiser's |
second touchdown, 1ut failed to kick |
the goal.
LOOKED LIKE WEISER.
Inc game looked like Weiser's until
the lest eight minutes of the game
We're reached. With the ball on Cald-
wells 1O-foot line, the forward nass
was completed TO Huett, CaldweIrs
star right enG, who made a sensational
run OF 30 yards for touchdown. thus
tleing Weiser's score. Caldwell failed
to win the game by it's failure to kick
the goal '-oN
Caldwells stars in the game here
were Huett and Cook, and Neiser's
stars were Hetrick, Kaiser, Macdonald
and McMurren.
LINEUP OF TEAMS. |
The lineup WIS as follows:
weiser. Callahan
'ietiioA ''.................. Huett
Right End.
i9oii ''''................ Breneman
Right Tackle.
barton .................... Stovell
Right Guard
1i"eison ''.''..... Ewing
Center.
~" .......... Madden
Left Guard.
1i""oy .'''''''...'. Seidenburgl
Left Tackle.
handrel ............... Wright
Left End.
.'.''... ........ COnnOri
Right Half.
NAiooi 's''''' Turner
Left Half.
Aaiser '''.'... BraShearst
Quarterback.
''..'''''.. s.sss... COOK
Fullback.
Gnasey is Weiser's coach, and
loughton is Caldwells coach.
Ed Savidge of Boise was the referee
nd culberson Of Ontario was umpire.