Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-29
SkElN'S ELEVEN oUTcLASSED
BY COACH sANFoRD's
MACHINE.
FORWARD PASSING BY
MILLER FEATURES GAME
Marshaitown Scores Five Touehdowns
and Darner Kicks Five Goals, Final
Score Being 35 to o-East High Fails
to Gain Thru Red and Blue Line
WiIlsrod Scores Touchdown.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Waterloo, Oct 2s.-Marshalltown
high school continued triumphantly in
the march toward the state high school
grid championship. Saturday afternoon
when it outclassed the East Waterloo
eleven in their annual game, the final
score being 80 to 0. The forward
passes executed by Marshalltown
proved to be the undoing Of the East
high, altao Sanford's men also gained
considerable ground on their straight
p,unges thru the line. Marshalltown
scored in every quarter, two touch
downs being registered in the third.
Long forward passes by Miller, who
shot the ball from thirty to forty yards.
featured the contest. Twice Marshall
town scored directly thru the GOOD
right arm of Miller.
AS far as gaining any ground was
concerned East high was a negligible
quantity. Skein's team made first
downs but four times. and twice the
first down resulted from penalties be-
ing imposed on Marshalltown. San
ford's eleven smeared play after play
and East high could not get started.
MarshalItown All the Way.
It was Marshalltown's game from
the start The five touchdowns scored
by the visitors were made by five
different players, Dixon, II. Smith. J.
Smith, Willigrod and Darner crossing
the goal line. Darner added five points
with his toe. Altho he was not direct
ly a point winner Whitehill did admir-
able work, carrying the ball for many
gains thru the line J. Smith showed
remarkable skill in picking holes IN
East highs line Marshalltown's goal
line never was in danger. East high
being within the visitors 25-yard line
once, when the oval was carried to the
15-yard mark.
Dixon First to Register.
]. Smith kicked Off to Zook, who re-
turned the ball six yards. On the first
play East fumbled and lost the ball.
Dixon made three yards thru center
but Marshalltown was penalized fifteen
yards for holding. McComb inter-
cepted a forward pass and brought the
ball to East's 1S-yard line. East failed
to gain and Roman was called on to
punt. His kick went straight In the
air and 1t was Marshalltown's ball on
the 2s-yafd line. 81
]. Smith made eight yards and
Whitehill completed the initial first
down, going thru right tackle for six
yards. Smith plunged thru again. TAX
ing the ball to East's one-yard line,
and on the next play Dixon went over
the line. Marshalltown kept going and
just before the first quarter ended
again had the ball on the one-yard
line. On the first play in the second
period ]. Smith carried the ball across
the line for the second touchdown.
East bucked up and held the visitors
safe for the rest of the period,
Forward Pass 10 Successful.
East high kicked to the visitors to
open the third period. Failing to gain
and being penalized fifteen yards for
holding. Marshalltown was forced to
punt Miller kicked to casts 40-yard
line, where the ball was recovered by.
a Marshalltown player. Dixon tore off
an end run OF twenty-five yards and
then a forward pass, Miller to III.
Smith, putting the ball across for the
third time. Later In the same period
East received the ball over their own
goal line for touchback. Being I'M
able to advance the bail Roman was
called on to punt. Wiliigrod caught the
ball on the twenty-five yard line and
dashed thru the Skein eleven for a
touchdown. In the last period, a pass
from Miller to Darner gave Marshall
town it's fifth and last touchdown. The