South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-18
LOCAL HIGH BEATS
MISHAWAKA 800
Tan and Blue BaCkfieId Too
Fast for NeighbOr-
ing City.

South Bend high schools quartet
Of speedy backs were the important
factor in its 80 to victory over the
Mishawaka high school eleven at
Ball Band park yesterday afternoon.
Time after time Mohn and Sabo.
quarterback and right halfback,
rounded the ends for 25 and 30
yard gains, while Smith, whose of
tackle drives were the feature Of
the second half and Olsen. pierced
the locals line at will for substaa-
tiai gains.
on the defense there was little
choice between the backs. Mohn,
Smith and Sabo displayed a goodly
amount OF clever open field taCkling.
while Olsen succeeded in breaking
NJ attempted passes. In the line
Findlay and Glueckert showed 10
the best advantage. Both broke
through the locals line with appar-
ent ease and downed the runners
for losses.
Cuddahay. Mishawaka's toe artist.
game practically all of Mishawaka's
yardage by means OF long punts.
right end, played good defensive
games
Sabo Goes Over First.
The first touchdown came during
The early part OF the first period
when Sabo carried the ball on a
line buck from the five-yard line.
where it had been placed by means
cf 3O-yard end runs BY Mohn and
sabo. Findlay kicked goal.
The second marker came shortly
before the close OF the first quar-
ter Findlay recovered a tumble on
an end run by Mohn, put II on the
Gve-yard lire from where Mohn
carried IL over on a fake line plunge.
Mishawaka took a brace during
tie second period. After the tan
ard blue had worked their way 10
the 1O-yard line. the Mishawaka
line held for four downs, the ball
eoing over one foot from the goal
live. Cuddahays attempted punt
was locked, and ne recovered the
ball for a safety. The half ended
with the ball i'm midfeld in Nisha-
walla's possession.
intercept Forward Pass.
South Bend worked hard for its
lone tally. secured during the third
) ,riod. After marching to the To-
Gals 2O-yard line by means of
straight football, the ball was lost
on an intercepted pass and the Wis
itOrs forced 70 start a new march
for Cuddahay's long punt rolled
over the goal line which gave South
Bend the ball on her 20-yard line.
MOhn and Olsen Melted % yards
each on two end runs. Smith add
ed 10 more on an off tackle drive
and Sabo carried the ball across on
line buck from the hve-yard line.
The fourth period netted South
Bend two markers. The first came
soon after the opening OF the quar-
ter when Smith, on two plays off
tackle. carried the ball for so yards
and a touchdown. The other was
secured shortly before the close of
the game when F1ndlay recovered
on a tumble on the locals 2O-yard
line. an end run by Mohn netted Is
yards, two line bucks failed and
Mohn carried the ball over the line
on a fake line plunge.
Lineup and summary;
Lineup and summary:
south Bend (34) NIishawaka COZ
MacEndarfer ........... SwangeT
Left end.
Gluechert ....-....... h Bachtol
Left tackle.
Waters .-.-.--.---.- Z Bacntot
Left guard.
wills ........-.... van QullDury
Center.
Buntman ............. Cuddahay
Right guard.
f1ndlay -............... beenler
Right tackle.
Ash ...............-. Burnett
Right end.
Nom .s..........- Mlnzey
Quarterback.
Smith ....e....-...... Crum
Left halfback.
Sabo .......-..-.... Miller
Right haifback.
Olsen ..-.....-. ......-.. snyder
Fullback
Substitutions: South Bend-Don-
ovan for Wills. O'Deu for Waters.
Farage for Ash. TouchdOwns. Sabo.
.; Mohu, .: Smith. 1. Goals from
touchdowns: Findlay, .. Safety,
Cuddahay. Referee-Earl. Notre
Dame. Time OF periods, Is minutes.
II you want 20 keep a new motor
like new. or an old motor from get
-s~-, - oil Tf,a bet