Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-09
INTERCEPTED PISS
GIVES LOCALS GAME
"TY" SMITHS SPECTACULAR
SEVENTY.YARD RUN BRINGS
VICTORY.
BEAT WEST WATERLOO
IN HARD.FoUGHT GAME
Point Lead, But Smiths Long Sprint
Makes Possible Marshailtown Touch
down, and Sanford's Eleven Wins by
Score of to 2.

Waterloo, Oct. 9.-When "Ty" Smith,
forward pass and carried it seventy
yards Saturday afternoon. ne shattered
West Waterloo highs hopes and paved
the way for the lads from Marshall
county to once more force the old rose
and black team to bow 10 them. Water
100 fought desperately all the way and
played their opponents off their feet in
the first period but withai, a safety
was all their concerted efforts could
produce and they gamely took the little
end of the 7-to-2 score.
Donald Hetts was Waterloo's best
bet on the offensive, the little quarter
back making some classy open field
runs. The old relia BILE Pick Thomas
seemed to lack his accustomed punch,
but he was there nevertheless and car
ried the oval for good gains. Captain
Miller made much ground around the
ends. For the victors, "Ty" Smith and
II. Smith carried off the starring
honOrs.
Whites men looked strong at the
toii iiiS tiAe Jan NiShIAi SO -
of the goal in the first two minutes but
Marshalltown held. When the visitors
attempted a punt, moment later,
Holder blocked the ball and it rolled
behind the goal line for safety. In the
same quarter the old rose and black
men worked the ball to the 12-yard
line, from where Holder attempted
drop kick which failed. Whites
men lost much ground from penalties.
Saturday was the kind of a day to
test the vitality of football players, the
thermometer registering S. degrees. but
time ont" was asked but few times.
Waterloo Scores Two.
Marshaltown kicked to Thomas
who returned fifteen yards. Farr
made one yard. Waterloo fumoed on
the next play but recovered, making
it first down. Thomas and Bob Mil
Ter carried it ten more yards. Mar
shalltown held and Hetts punted. the
visitors bringing 1t back eight yards
and being on Waterloo's 20-yard line,
they attempted to punt, but Waterloo
blocked and the ball went behind the
goal counting a safety for Waterloo.
1t was Marshalltowns ball on~the 20
yard line. The visitors punted to
Hetts, the quarterback coming back
fifteen yards. Hetts gained twenty
yards around end. On the next two
plays the visitors held. but Waterloo
fumbled and recovered, giving them
another first down. Thomas made
twelve yards, Hetts lost four and
Holder missed drop kick. The bail
went to Marshalltown and Dixon made
nine yards. and Hurlburt three. Mar
shalltoWn made another first down.
There was an exchange of punts in
the second quarter. with Marshall
town having the best of the kicking.
Neither team could advance the ball
consistently. but in the last minute
Marshalitown started an offensive that
brought them within five yards Of the
desired line.
MarshaIItown Scores.
Waterloo kicked off to Marshall
town. They fumbled the ball and Wa
terloo recovered Bob Miller failed to
gain, but Thomas and Vaughn made 1t
first down. forward pass netted
ten more yards. Waterloo tried an
other pass but Hurlburt intercepted
II on the 5-yard line. Marshailtown
punted thirty yards. Thomas mace
three yards. On the next play Ty
Smith intercepted forward pass and
went seventy yards before he was
downed. Marshalltown carried the
ball over on the next two plays but
the referee called them back because
of a foul by a Waterloo player. Tney
refused the penalty and "Ty smith
scored the only touchdown.
Waterloo went back determined TO
put the ball over, but their attack
lacked the punch and time was called
with Marshalltown in possession OF the
ball. The lineup:
| Waterloo. MarshaIto",i
C.. Miller. left end. ii. smith
| NJ. Holder. left tackle. ...... .Linh
Manning. .... left guard. -. johnson
| r. Miller. center. CrlnklaW
Buechele. 90. right guard. Willard
| t'enniman. right tackle ao!hngswortn
| Matthew's. right end. -. .BrennecKe
Hetts Quarterback $500. Balcn
| Farr. left half. ...... Dixon
3. Miller. right half. .Hurlbur'
1 Thomas .fullback. .....T. Smith
| Observation-Disclosures for r. Miller
| Cole for Fenniman, G. Miller 1ol
Matthews, Vaughn for Farr.
Mcdonald, of Ames, was referee
Ward, of state teachers, umpire; Mead
of Y. M. G.. A. head linesman. Time