Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-05
Statistical Story
of Saturdays Game
MARSHALL Mason


ssalS For GOWNS ,,........ II
% <,a-e than asi Mason CITY. and the
game uaS played largely in Mason
, GAYS territory \ place kick, which
( missed soa. by a foot, would have
/ ;a-as5 the trek, huI even this would
0at have Seca necessary had the field
sGace Neon disposed 10 play the game
So c.early as ala the Mason City
! players
SOP matches held on the game by
/ Waterloo r.5o-a and MarShalltown
: res denis. tausA; the second period al
/ seventeen minutes and the Mason
I civ Touchdown came AFTER twelve
/ minutes O.. astoal Y.ay.rs time, or two
! ra-7zres * time should have been
called - Closing period. which
should have asep g ;eG minutes dur
z:sas- ran 20 a,-2oSt twenty ave min
l,es Protests were made 10 the Of
( ac.Ass but the ae,6 5Gdss maintained
( thai he wAs correct The detailed story
I .. RE game bow ever. viii show that L
+ WAS Also. a;e.y impossible 10 run of
I ;.s pays actually staged N forty
r=.--u.eS @. actual playing time. There
were za- many occasions for time being
IaEsl rzc- sc; me s2C2a- called a. s:lS,
as No. over G--l S:16.
aasa- ci.y Giant Quits
( S:s-,oz- Re Mason City midget who
Weighs 80 ponds beside, filed gap
= cse .z-s .2r aaou; eight minutes.
-ss- II -r-1@a& rs captain that the
e1-2s Il walked from The field and
asked iet coach 70 send II g s0Sst:-
"a
= ~ las, hals Mason City made
.-=Z gs=I s-aSt- Unions sending fresh
~ u5.h Instructions 10 the field cap
III I'D -@..ev--E those who had been
:rR-zs-s,d N - furious attack Of the
u z-s1.a-.-ox1 hacks.
Mes zsz1,912 ms6s but one su5st!-
f-z-.5-. ms being made necessary by
- -z1l-E 70 Cr-2klaw.
Details % tas Game.
rs, 2-a-rer: Ma-shzB:ow1 re-
1e=vs,E a. ~ east qua Saearsr kicked
= E..-sE5-. 81 Ma-shalItowR's @@y2rd
-zzz- ne hzl being I'M hack three
vz-zz S1.-A gained THo Yards thru
guz-6 and WE.reAzI -Nc thru center
Mz-saa1l:cw- tuntls6 CT the third
pay and G--ppsz teli On Ihs hall.
EcCczna1L called hack OF punt form
alton WENT over end for seven yards
ard then made E yard th-1 the line
LIE skar-et ne end for fifteen yards
~; The bali was brought back and Ma
Sun CITY pezall-ed FIVE yards for Of
side. Funk attempted & place kick
from the 4s-ys-d line but the bah tsli
short
Ma-shaU.owu took the ran Or the
e0-yard line and Miller Immediately
punted to Funk on MarshaItowr's
i2-ya-d line Funk brought the ball
back FIVE yards. Shearer gained q
yard thru the lire ard came back FOR
two more Lee made two yards but
fumbled. Smith regaining the oval On
Marshalltown's 49yard line
MarshaIltomn Opens Up.
On a pass 70 tackle, Miller broke thru
the Mason City line for z th.rty-1ve
yard gain. 4 forward pass, Dixon TO
4. Smith, gave Ma-shaLtown twelve
yards. and Wh!teail buCked the Inc
for nine Yards, bringing the bail 10
Mason CIty's sight-yaTd line. Dixon
made yard thru tackle. J. Smith tUu-
yards thru guard, and HAitenil Z yard
thru center.
J. Smith was held without gain but
McCree-y. OF quarterback play,
slipped thru to the one-yard lire.
/ Darner attempted e place xxx from
me 15-yar6 line, INT -he k!ck was
w3de Il was free ball and Marshall
town recovered On -he lg-ya-d line.
/ J. Smith tEcEsd the line to- eight
Ts-5s and Dixon was held. On Al end
! III Dixon skl--ed :he left wing Cor
Z touchdown Da-aer kicked goal
Score; Ma-yaaE,owa- :: Mason City, o.
!. Smith kicked over the goal line
and Mason CITY rook the ian On its
-g-yar6 1tne. From & KICK formation
/ Mcconnell gained three yards II two
plays Of tackle shearer MADE e frs.
! down G-lppen made fire around the
/ end and on cr1ss-c-oss EsI-eI=r
gained two. G-i2pen got TWO thru
/ ne Ike and Mcconnell made q first
Gown
Miller Passes Fifty Yards.
! Funk, % z Quarterback play, gained
I ( scsr+ tVo yar1s ant Johnson was
Z -nrE Inc Itns m he next play. throw
L-g Orphan to- Z Ehyes-rart lose. Nc
! FIounell ppatet 20 Dixon, WIG returned
! me tall eighteen yards. waitentlI
! -sEed 70 gain -arg the i!ns, but took Z
/ long pass from Miller the 6.stance oe-
1ng fifty yards, FThitehin plunged
/ -a-U -he line to-e three yards as the
) r,e-5c,S r57pseS
SecV-r6 ye-So5. Il was Marshall
t0wus uau on Mason C9tys 3e-ys I'd
I llne- Smith hit -he line for three ysrds
I and Mason C1tY war psnsltzes Avs
+! yar6s for o-sfae sYhttehffi gained a
| yard and DIXON went tbru tackle tor
4 ntue Fas5e and 6rst 6own. On d
t5Cpnis pass :. Smith gasreS two yards
( and Wiitenill was item beI6 without
gan. Funk IEterceptee q forward pass.
4 running The bs1 tack 70 TIE 1s-yard
4 line. Mcf1oane1l and Crippen gained a
yard each and Mcconnell booted u
4 DIXON on 1ae 5r<gatsi hne. ne return
a being <Te parSS. On .a5ae torws RI
pass Dazor xaine5 va,s and thirty
fire yas6 bass By Miller grounded
tGElier .rnted 70 Funk on the 5S-yars
line -te 1t,aH being ruo back Gve yayds
d Mason CITY ssores.
n f5rioper z23sec 70 gain and johnson
threw Punk Tor q iosx u frye ysrds
Z. a forward pass fa3e6 o. oompseiioi
3,srH Seetsnnel3 6i<seeS 20 DIXON on 70.
41s~s'arS line Dtyor ran the bait bac5
!, = tft.se zaras enc KILLER e cree kseket
80 FHrS on +ae 8o-yer6 line. the re
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