South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
LOCAL HIGH BEATS
MISHAWAKA 46-O
Tan and Blue Eleven Out
classes Visitors in All De-
partmentS of Game.

OuICldSSlng the MlSnaWakd high
school eleven in every department
Of the game the local high school
team took the long end of a as TO
0 score at oliver field Saturday
afternoon.
The brilliant work of the local
backfield featured every period Of
the game. The consistency with
which the backs circles the ends
and drove through the opposing
line on off tackle plays was a
pleasing surprise TO the large crowd
of fans who Witnessed the game.
Smith who has been holding
down a regular berth at left half.
was forced from the game with a
badly sprained ankle during the
early part of the first period. Line
hardt. who took his place played a
remarkable game for a new man,
10 the back field combination and
showed some good line plunging on
the off tackle play in which Smith
usually carries the ball.
There is little choice between
Mohn, Sabo and olson, all three
succeeded in crediting themselves
with a number of long runs. Sabo
work was the most productive:
twice he picked up fumbles and
raced > yards for touch downs. He
was also carrying the ball on a
line buck that gave the local one
of their markers.
MOhn's Work Good.
Mohn's work at quarter was flaw
less. the speedy little quarter back
handled his men in fine style be-
sides doing more than his share Of
the ground gaining by means of
long end runs
South Bends first touch down
came near the end of the first
quarter after the locals had, by
means of a straight football and an
exchange of punts. succeeded in
getting as far as Mishawaka's 20
yard line only 10 lose the ball on
a tumble. After failing to gain
on three plays, the visitors punted
TO Olson who ran 90 yards through
a broken field for a marker. Find
lay kicked the goal. This was the
locals only score during the first
period.
The second quarter netted three
markers. The first came after
Mohn and Sabo by a series Of end
runs had put the ball on the five
yard line from where Olson car
ried it over on an off tackle drive.
The other two were the result of
long runs by Mohn and Sabo.
Mishawaka Takes Brace.
Mishawaka took a brace during
the third period and held the locals
scoreIess. on several occasions
they tried 70 open up but the work
of the local line especially of Don
ovan, Findlay and MacEndarfer
prevented any serious trouble on
one play the locals lost about 80
yards and were forced back 10
their ten yard line.
Miller. Mivey and Crum display
ed some clever line plunging dur
ing the period.
The final period nctted the locals
three markers, all of which came
after long runs
Lineup and summary:
South Bend (46) Mish. COZ
MacEndarfer ....... Swanger
Left end.
Glueckert ......... X. Bachtei
Left tackle.
Buntman ............. 9. Bachtel
Left guard.
Donavan ............ Van TilbLry
Center.
W alters ......... .......s CuQudny
Right guard.
Right Tackle.
Ash .....-..-. .........-.... MCGOWAN
Right end.
Mohn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mivey
Quarter back.
smith ............... Miller
Left half back.
Sabo .......... ............ Crum
Right half back.
Olson .................. Snyder
Full back
Substitutions: South Bend-Line-
hardt for smith. Observation-Disclosures
er for MCGOWAN; Munce for Mivey;
Miller for Beehler; Beehler for
Crum; Crum for Munce.
Touch downs-Sabo 3, Mohn ?.
Olson >. Goals from touchdown
Olson >, Findlay >.
Referee-Van Ripper, Wisconsin.
Time of quarters, 5 minutes.