The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-11
Marvellous Victory
for the T. F. Team
BY Score OF Ninety three 10 Nothing
An All Home Eleven Defeated The
jerome Boys.

Twin Falls won their first game Of
football from Jerome last Friday. by
score of SO to 0.
The game opened with Twin Falls
receiving the ball Rapid gains were
made by line plunges and end runs
and within three minutes the ball was
carried over Jerome's goal for a
touchdown, Captain Fix making the
first touchdown of the season Only
on this and one other occasion did
Neuman fail to kick goal after
touchdown. Two safetys were also
accredited to Twin Falls. jerome
had the ball i'll the Twin Falls terri
tory only once. At the end OF the
first half Twin Falls had succeeded
in obtaining some fifty odd points
and in the second half Coach Bardricl
made several changes in the lineup
and played new men. Touchdowns
were made by Fix, Neumann, Davis
and Lavender. The greatest gain was
made by Glasgow, who ran within
twenty yards OF the Twin Falls goal
and caught a punt from Jerome, he
succeeded in sidestepping and straight
aIming his way to Jerome's goal for
touchdown. The Jerome boys
fought hard and kept the Twin Falls
boys working hard. but they we're
handicapped by underweight and lack
of experience, this being their first
year at football.
The coaches are well pleased at the
manner in which the boys worked to-
gether, and another such victory is
predicted for next Friday when the
boys Will go to Bull
Tridaufc Imam ,rrac FclI,,vc.
Coach, Bardrick; left end, Fix, cap
tain left tackle, n Bailey left guard,
a. PerebOom: center, 3. Van Tassel:
right guard, NJ Thometz; right tackle,
Carter right end L. Strong: quarter
back, o. Neuman; right half, c. Law
ender; left half, r. Davis: fullback.
r.. Glasgow; substitutes: ID. Nickel
wait, NJ Strong, T. Schwartz, c. Haz-
enbalg.
A short football assembly was held
on Monday morning during which
time plans were made for the coming
eek Coach Naflger made a short
talk i'm which he expressed his de-
light at the manner in which the
| boys carried away the game with
Jerome. He said that the Jerome
| team was practically lifted off of
talk, stating his plans for the COM
! ing week He commented on Mr. Naf-
tigers expression, lifted He stat
ed that he was also i'm favor of lift
! ing, not only on the football field
| but elsewhere The story runs that
while the truck was passing a north
side watermelon patch the ball dis
appeared from the truck and while it
was being recovered the rest of the
| boys busted themselves with lifting
/ tne watermelon patch.
/ Large numbers Of students are now
working in the orchards The need
o. their help is becoming so great
that the entire school will probably
be dismissed for a week and all the
students who are not already working
will have chance of helping the
fruitgrowers without missing any
school work. This would be the best
lau because ii only part of the stu
dents leave, the school work will
have to be continued, and what has
been missed by those working would
have to be made up on their return. If
school is closed no one will be getting
back in their studies, and the short
age of help will be overcome to a
great extent