The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-21
Coach Reeds Yellow Jackets ROmp on
Billy CIark's Aggregation With
Score Of 80 to 7
CLEAN GAME WITH NO
OLD TIME ROUGH STUFF
Trick Plays and Forward Passes in Evi-
denCe in Battle thai Added to Glory
Of Local Eleven
(By Norman Duncan.l

tBy Norman Duncan.1
With their last years defeat at the
hands of the local football squad
constantly in their mind to spur them
on, the Shawnee aggregation Of grid,
iron warriors met another and more
severe trimming" by being beaten a3
to at University Park yesterday by
Coach Reeds seemingly unconquera-
b. nest OF yellow Jackets" The
game was clean from every point Of
view and none OF the dirty tactics Of
the old time rough stuff" was at a..y
time in evidence. Both teams played
football and played 1t to a finish, u.s.
Ing the forward pass, trick plays and
straight football.
Although the two teams were pretty
evenly matched, the local squad show
ed their superiority in speed
by breaking through the Wis
itors' line for touchdown in
less than a minute after the starting
whistle blew The bali was kept for
most part in the enemys territory OK
cept in the latter part OF the first quar-
ter at which time honors were practi
cally even. IL was at this time that
Shawnee made her only touchdown
which could doubtless have been
avoided il the local team had pun. a
out when in danger instead Of losinS
the ball on downs on their fifteen sar4
line.
Every Player in the Game.
Every members Of the Chiclxasha
team deserves hons for the good
game played. With the exception of
possibly one error Fox played a game
at quarter that was characteristic Of
an experienced player. His plays
were well chosen and in the tightest
pinches he used his head to very good
advantage. AT full back, c. Goetting
reminded one of the old days whea
Red Hamilton spat tobacco juice ana
played ball for blood Goetting was
at all times good for gains either
through or around the line. J. b. nsll
Is doubtless the best defensive man
on any high school foot ball team n
the state Like the tabled Tar Baby
when man hits Hill he sticks and
sticks for keeps. Hill is "the immova-
Bile object" and "the irresistible force"
combined in one piece Of human flesh.
Drawn and bone. When he gets start,
ed he cannot be stopped and when he
gets stopped he cannot be started even
by the biggest fellow on the opposing
team. Not unlike his brother, Dutch
Hill is playing a wonderful game at
left half He needs no interference
but stiff arms his men out of the way
and goes on. He ran thirty yards
through Shawnee's line in the game
yesterday and made a touchdown af-
ter "spilling' about half Of their team.
At ends Wilson and Gardner are ''sit-
ting there" again this year. Wilson
is probably the better OF the two on
offensive work but Gardner played
star game in Catching them behind
the line" He held Shawnee's back
field for losses more than once and
was sure bet on tackling every time
Wilson worked fake plays just like
clock work and ran thirty yards on
one for touch down with his astound-
ed opponents looking wild and wonder
ing where the bali went Griffith
and Harris played wonderful games at
tackle. When the ball was signalled
their way a hole was always ready
for the back field men to plunge
through. Harris especially featured
by running fifty yards and overtaking
a Shawnee player who had intercepted
a forward pass. catching him when
within ten yards Of our goal line.
When it came to holding EN-" the
line stuck together as if they were
grown in their tracks. This was de-
cisive force in determining the out
come OF the game for it was on this
account shat Shawnee failed to make
first downs when she needed them