South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
WIN FROM
KENDALLVILLE
Holly Contested Game Results
in Victory for High
School, 1910.
BY CHAs. b. STUDIES.

BY CIIAS. Il. STUBBS.
Coach Turkeys red and white foot
ball warriors triumphed over Ken
dallvine high schools football team
Saturday afternoon on the north
side grounds. 10 to 0. The loss of
Minzey. because Of ineIigibiHty, Sc
verely hampered the locals in the
first part of the game, but in the
second half every man was fight
ing mad and played stellar ball.
The first half was straight football.
neither team scoring Capt Crum.
with his end runs and generalship;
Miller and Snyder, with line plung-
ing, and Cuddahay. always ready
with his excellent punts and kick
Ing, were worthy OF special men
ton. The line was not up 10 stand
ard in the first period, but after a
shift held well. Bachtel brothers
and Swanger filed the game with
thrills with their superb tackling
and blocking. Beehler, regular
linesman. was shifted to the back
field because Of Minzey's absence,
and played an extra good game. He
was practically playing two positions
most of the time.
The locals nearly succeeded in
scoring in the first few minutes of
play on an end run by Crum, but
were held by Kendallville Ken
4 al =,
down and Gibson punted out of
danger. The rest Of the first half
was evenly divided The right side
of the local line was weak and Ken
dallville picked out the holes, gain
ing consistently. Cuddahay was fire.
quently called upon 10 put Misha-
waka out of danger and never fail
ed to place the ball far down the
field Mishawaka worked passes
decidedly a draw when the half end
ed
Mishawaka Scores.
In the second half the locals pro.
ceeded to get into the game with
much vigor and swept Kendallville
Oft their feet completely.
After a series of plays and pass
es, Cuddahay punted and, the Ken
dallville man receiving was dropped
in his tracks. Rommes was knocked
out in the next pay and several
changes made in Kendallville's line
up. The fasteners failed to make
their downs and Mishawaka fot the
ball. on and end run, Crum raced
fully half the length of the gridiron
through a broken field and placed
the ball behind the goal posts.
Crum kicked goal.
The last quarter was filed with
brilliant playing by both sides.
Mishawaka, however, were on their
toes and played exceptional ball.
Kendallville opened up with what
looked like a touchdown several
times, but were always stopped at
the critical time Swanger was do
ing good tackling Mishawaka'
line seemed to have overcome their
weakness and held fairly well. The
locals interference was not as good
as might have been. Mishawaka
worked the ball up 70 Kendallville's
goal line and Miller put over a pref
" touchdown. Crum missed goal.
KendallviIe failed to make their
downs after the kick-off and punt
ed. Crum received the ball and
made a 30-yard gain. Time out was
taken by Mishawaka for SwangeN,
Beehler and Snyder for injuries.
The play waHered up and down the
field for several minutes before
Mishawaka finally forced the ball
into KendallviIe's territory. Gibson
punted, Crum received, and after a
long run scored. Cuddahay kicked
off and Kendallville was stopped in
their own end - the field Misha-
waka got the ball and Crum made a
pretty end run, but was pulled
down just outside the goal line.
Coach Turley left in the latter
part Of the game for Frankfort.
where he Will take a position with
the McDougal Kitchen Cabinet Co.
Mishawaka. 10. KendallviIIc. o.
Swanger ......- Roberts
Left end.
Is. Bachtel ............ E. Moses
LET. tackle.
.. Bachtel ...---.-..---.. King
Left guard.
Van Tilbury ........... Teeters
Center.
MunSee roster
Right guard.
Cuddahay Observation-Disclosures. Sawyer
Right tackle.
Marker ............... Johnson
Right end
Crum Capt. .... Rommes