Arizona republican., 1916-11-05
PHOENIX HIGH LOSES CAME:
 WITH U. IF \.
BY LOUIS HART

In spite of the fact that a person | named Pinney made the longest run ever pulled off by a High school play CT, the Phoenix Union High School was defeated yesterday afternion on the State Fair grounds by the University 1 of Arizona second team. The game was close throughout. For long intervals neither team seemed to have an advantage. but finally O'Keefe, playing second tackle for the Univers- ity. managed to break away on a line shift and made touchdown. His team mate, Adams, kicked the goal, giving the scrubs a : to 0 lead.
 Nothing daunted, and with not a bit of the fight taken out of them, the High school rallied and with Pinneys assistance made a touchdown. It hap pened in this manner: Pinney caught a punt. That was the first stage of the affair. He then decided that a score was needed. and in spite of the fact that he was 90 yards from the goal, or in other words on his own l0-yard line. he started on an amble which never stopped until he had crossed the en- emys line.
 Westfall was in poor condition but gamely kept at it. He bucked the line time after time for twenty and thirty ] yards, only to fall -xlausted. Each time he was picked up by his team mates and after a few seconds was able ] to resume play
 First Quarter
 The game ofened with the Uni versity kicking off. Adams sent the ] ball safely to Lyall who carried 1t 10 yards before being dropped. High took the ball and started with hard line i plunges. Westfall went through the line at will. Lyall took the ball and made 40-yard run. followed by Pin ney, who carried the ball 20 yards The University was continually off side and penalized 10 wards
 Second Quarter
 L. of A. opened wItn q punt to Pin ney. who made d small gain Line bucks made small progress. Doris sent d pretty punt to safety Tong re- covered the ball and made a l5-yard run. Mandfield showed brilliancy in tac6ling and breaking interference Phoenix recovered the ball and Doris shot through the line in a 25-yard run. but his own men were off side and penalized 10 yards
 Doris however regaincd the dis tance lost by a l5-yard end run Phoenix tried pass but 1t utterly failed. The ball went to the Uni versity, and the ball being in danger they punted, Huitz and Mansfield clashed in trying 10 recover it. but the clever Indian fell on the ball. Doris carried the ball on steady line smashes and made good gains The scrubs frightened up and the Coyotes were forced to kick Doris was slow in getting rid of the ball The kick was blocked and recovered by O'Keefe who carried the ball for a touchdown. Adams kicked the field goal with ease. making the score TO in favor of the scrubs
 Third Quarter
 The third quarter opened with the biggest sensation of the day. The T.. of \. punted to Plnney, who came dash ing down the field for touchdown. carrying the ball 90 yards. the longest run ever made by a local High school player.
 Westfall and Mansfield deserve men ton in the making of the touchdown. They displayed wonderful ability in dropping their men and giving Fidge the clear way. Doris failed to kick the goal and the score was 7-6 The Coyotes came back strong and were on their way for another touchdown. They had the ball within the 5-yard line. but Westfalrs poor condition held the team back in the fourth down. Adams