The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-17
THE DAILY GATE CITY AND CONSTITUTION DEMOCRAT
KE0KUK SCORES SECOND
VICTORY OVER WARSAW

Warsaw passed. Douglas interfered
and took the bali down the field for
a gain. Wyllie and Worster made
hard fought gains. Unable to make
the necessary ten yards, Ebersole
punted. Brukhardt took the ball and
made gain Of ten yards. Johnson
Of Warsaw. passed. Worster inter
fered, but the ball remained IN War
saws hands.
Warsaw punted. Ebersole received
the punt and made a steady gain,
but was tackled by Hughes Wyllie
made gain OF four yards.
Ebersole attempted pass. The
ball was Intercepted by Warsaw
player. Keokuk still held the ball
which was played over from the nrst
made short gains. Ebersole waited
too long on forward pass and was
forced back two yards.
Warsaw fumbled the ball, which
was recovered by Keokuk Douglas
was carried back. Ebersole punted.
Brukhardt received the ball. War.
saw first down, ten yards to 60.
! Worster tackled Bruknardt who
made three yard gain. Shad OF
Warsaw, made short gain on a for
ward pass. End OF third quarter.
Score-Warsaw, 0; Keokuk, 20.
Fourth Quarter.
The fourth quarter opened with
Warsaw in possession Of the ball.
Warsaw made brilliant trick play
by rapidly passing the ball among the
players. Hughes took the ball, but
lost ground. Shad received a pass.
but 1t was played over.
warsaw punted. Douglas received
the ball and made a short gain. Keo-
kuk's ball, first down, ten yards to
go. Worster and Wyllie went through
for short gains. Keokuk made neces.
sary ten yards.
Warsaw was penalized for being
of-side. Ebersole in making a gain
at that part of the game had his
choice of penalizing Warsaw or, he
having gained as much as Warsaw
was penalized, to call 1t Keokuk first
down, ten yards to go. He chose the
latter play.
Willie then went through for
touchdown.
Score-Warsaw, o; Keokulc, rs.
Keokuk kicked off, Hammond of
I
no gain. An attempted forward pass
of Warsaw's failed. Brukhardt tried
another pass and fumbled. War
saws fourth down, six yards to
] go. Warsaw failed to make the
necessary gain. Keokuk's ball. John
son OF Warsaw, tackled Douglas who
made good gain. Wyllie went
through for fifteen yards
/ Ebersole took the ball and passed
ito Wyllie. Wyllie fumbled and Vance
recovered the ball. Ebersole then
played trick forward pass that
fooled all Of the Warsaw players. He
/ pretended to pass the ball, but Wor-
I ter coming back of him took It and
made twenty yard gain. Worster
then went over the line FOR the fifth
touchdown.
Ebersole kicked off. Larson of
Warsaw, received the ball. Bruk-
hardt passed to Larson who made a
short gain. An attempted pass fail.
ed. Game over.
Score-Warsaw, o.; Keolcuk, 80.
Line Was Firm.
Keokuk's line held like the rock
of Gibraltar. The fighting in the
game was the best shown by both
sides. The locals played a strong
game with plenty of punch
Warsaw players made some ugly
tackles, but they were not penalized
for them Warsaw's interference
was good, but they lacked the punch
when 1t came to breaking Keokuk's
Zine. They were over-confldent again
as they were in the first game they
played here this season, they claim.
Keokuk. Position. Warsaw. |
Left end.
Landman ..... .... Hammond |
Left tackle.
Prasse ....... Beard |
Left guard.
M1llspaugh ............ r. Johnson
Left half back
hlcn ....... ........-. X. Larson
Center.
"ylll0 SQaQ (CdDt.) |
Right half back.
ScnmlQt ............... G. Johnson 4
Right guard
Morris ................ Humphrey 4
Right tackle.
Nelson G. Brukh ardt
Right end.
Worster ...... $500. w. Bukhardt
Quarter back.
Ebersole (Capt) ......... H. Larson
Fullback
Score by quarters:
Keokuk $500. lib 12-32 /
Warsaw ............. 0 0 0 o.
Substitutes Keokuk: Douglas for !
Off for Schmidt; Mills. t
paugh for Nelson. I
oficials-First half: Wells OF
referee; Plantz of Warsaw
umpire. Second half: P1antz, referee; I
Wells umpire. Head lmesman-Stad-
Ter of Keokuk.
Minors Are Willing. 8
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