Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-22
would have melted the visitors twenty
yards,
WA;sshs,l Makss Touchdown Possible.

wcGlU nave netteu TING vASASOEs s~eA%'
Yards
SNN;sshi,l Makes Touchdown Possible
Srsl.sans work by whitehill at this
Il s,Ase ee the game resulted in Marshall.
Dscw~'s SECOND touchdown. He received
SsAaasz's punt and returned 1t thirty
wards Il, waterloo's ss-yard line. From
Mere he shot the ball to Darner. on
u W sserss,o's soal line. the latter making
U y py,essS catch while avoiding interior
\ cscx from visiting player and
Z touching :hs hall down for six more
7. cosr:s He added another point by
4 Ss2,&sas goal. Score: Marshalltown,
Ia Waterloo, Q.
\ Smith kicked 70 Simpson, who re-
I turned the ball eighteen yards to his
.s-Na-<i line A pass was broken up,
/ m; on the mex, play Schults tried
/ again. gaining four yards. but on the
{ mex. rash Crins,aw held Simpson with
| Oh, gain. Schultz booted the ball out
( side AZ Narsha,ltowns S5-yard line.
4 W.hstehill plowed thru tackle for seven
yards. end Dixon tianked the end for
( twelve Smith hit the middle OF the
[ lire for four. wh!tehill tried the same
7 spc. Cor two. and then added six OF
/ end. Dixon gained four yards thru
/ guard. and wh.tehill skirted the end
!, for TWENTY-FIVE yards bring the ball
10 watsrioo's ,e-yard line.
Waterloo Holds at Goal Line.
/ For the first time the Waterloo line
held, and the ball exchanged hands.
Smith made avs wards, Dixon gained
four yards thru guard. and Whitehiil
skirted the end for twenty-five yards,
bringing the ball TO Waterioo's lo-yard
Hire.
Waterloo Holds at Goal Line.
For the first time the Waterloo line
held. and the bail exchanged hands.
Smith made Ave yards Dixon lost a
yard and then regsined what he lost
OF the next play. With the ball on
Waterloos S-yard-hne. the visitors
held, Whitehin gaining a scant yard
on the last down. Waterloo tried the
line three times with small gains, and
Schultz punted TO Whitehill. who re-
turned the ball tkteen yards TO the IL
yard line The half ended with the
hall in Na-shantown's possession on
waterloo's TI-yard line.
J Smith tool. the kickoff at the
opening OF the second half running the
ball back twenty one yards 10 Mar
shalltown's 4l-yard line. A pass. J,
Smith 10 Darler. melted twenty yards.
Smith. WhitehuI and Dixon made a
tirst down on lire plunges. Dixon
gained eight on an end run. and White
hill added four. for a first down thru
guard vhitshill went thru tackle for
nine and Smith over center for Eve
and another first down. Two plunges
4 e.
Creery made six thru center. Smith
added four more for first down.
Score on Straight Football.
Waterloo was helpless before Mar
shalltown's hammering. four first
downs having been made on twelve
plays Wh:tehiIl catapulred into the
line for good gain, bringing the ball
% the 1-yard line. Smith fa!lsd 20 gain
and Whitehill recovered a tumble. los
ing two yards. On the next play. how
ever. Smith went over cs-ter for a
touchdown. Darner failed at goal.
Score: MarshaIItown. 20; Waterloo, 0.
j. Smith kicked 10 Miller. OF Water
loo. who brought the ball back ten
yards 20 his coward line where he was
dropped by Johnson. Simpson hit the
line twice FOR nine yards and Powers
made q first down. Schultz gained
seven aid Marshatltown. was penalized
ten yards for rough work. Two plunges
into the line failed 20 show gain and
a forward pass was not completed,
Marshalltown taking the ball
Miller lost eight yards on fake
play from punt formation, but White
hill regained this distance over tackle,
Nc y,
Miller punted sixty yards. 10 Water
loo's 20-yard lire. al the opening Of the
final period. Schultz broke thru the
line and advanced the ball twenty
yards before being downed- Simpson
shot pass thirty yards to Lchty. and
MarshalItown drew a 5-vard penalty.
placing the ball on Marshalltown's %
yard line. Miller broke up play at
tempted from place kick formation.
Waterloo Iosi7g ten yards.
Marshaltown Stops Visitors.
Waterloo played fast when within
striking distance OF the goal. Simpson
gained ren yards thru tackle, and a
pass. u. Holder TO Powers, melted
twelve yards. Marshalitown then held
for downs, taking the ball on its Is
yard line. Miller Immediately punted
20 MarshaIltowns 35-yarti line. where
WElsgrod dowred the receiver without
any return. Simpson and Schultz made
a first down thru the line. but Water
loo was penal!zed fifteen yards for
holding. Schultz punted 10 Dixon, at
Marshalltown's goal line, and the bah
was run back FIVE yards. Miller punt
ed from behind the goal lire &c h!= ~
yard line. Simpson shot pass to
schultz, put the latter was dowued
without gain. Wi!ligrod Intercepted a
pass on the lo-yard line, returning the
ball FIVE yards. Miller punted from
the 5-ysrd 10 the 4o-yard line. A pass
oy Simpson grounded and Darner
broke Up another pass. Schultz puntsd
70 Dixon on the 7-yard line. Miller
again punted from behind the goal line
~ the 35-yard line. the bail going out
side. Simpson again tried a pass,
WHICH was intercepted by Whitehill on
yargnaiItown'v 1h--er6 lire. and run
rack Eve yards, when time was calico
The Hne-up:
Waterloo. MarshaIltown
Eoonan ...-..... e. ....-.. Darner
II. Holder ........ l. Z ....-. Crinklaw
G. Holder ........ l. g...... Hockridge
Barron ...... c. 49,. W1lHgrod
Cole .......-..... g. .-.... Johnson
Matthews ..... r. l. Miller
L3chty .....-..... r. e. .t.t.. Il Srntth
prygGrg O.. ...... MCt'raeYy