The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-10-25
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touched gieren. '.vanzo" the Sam
baugh high star. ruled that 1t had
touched him. although later reversing
himself and the refree allowed the
touchdown after much argument.
/ Quarterback Kieren has been round
ly criticised BY some for electing TO
let the bali roll. His judgment was
good. though. The Geld was a sea or
mud. and the ball slippery. There
was grave danger OF tumble, and
OF him not having been able to "get
away" If the ball had rolled over the
line II was touch back" and would
have been brought out to the 20-yard
line where Il could have been put In
play by the locals. from either kick
or scrimmsse.
Stsmoaugh won the toss and elect
ed 10 receive the ball at the south end
OF the field. II was raining and vet.
Cuenther kicked to Stambsugh's 20
yard line. Stambangh raced Il back
10 the 4o-yard line. Stambaugh made
drst down twice on short runs OF
tackle. In her own 40-yard line
1 Crystal Falls held. Judish punted to
Kieren who ran the ball back to
Crystal Falls 36-yard lire. On the
irst play Guenther made first down
three times bringing the ball to mid
field. Judish punted and Kieren was
unable to get started and was downed
on his thirty-ysrd line. Guenther
punted TO Stambaugh's 20-yard line.
Crystal Falls threw several attempts
TO rush the ball for a loss. Judish
punted to mid-ieid. On a fake kick
formation Capt. Grenody made fifteen
yards through the line. On q shift
formation" Grenody went through
tackle for 40 yards and touchdown.
A penalty was called and the touch
down disallowed. A tumble gave the |
ball to Stambaugh in mid-neld. STAN
bsugh then tried a series of forward
passes which were easily broken up.
The quarter ended with the ball in
Crystal Falls possession on the
Stambaugh 25-yard line. Crystal
Falls was soaked bunch OF ofr-side
penalties.
On shift play the ball was car
ried TO Stambaugh's i5-yard line by
Grenody. On an off-tackle smash
Peterson carried II Is yards for the
first score. +. Guenther missed goal
Stambaugh received and rushed the
ball to her 20-yard line. Crystal Falls
held and Judish punted. II was Crys-
tai Falls ball on her own l5-yard line.
On shift play Ball made 80 yards
and II his>hand had not hung on Muir
rays headgear would have been loose
| for q touchdown. On a tandem play
, Guenther made 10 more. Grenody
was loose on a shift play. when Um-
pire Schrader penalised Crystal Falls
for holding. Guenther punted to Jud
ish who raced II back to Crystal
Falls forty-yard line. An exchange
OF punts gave the ball to Crystal
Falls In mid-held A shift series
placed the ball in striking distance
and on another spread shift E. Guen-
Their went over for a touchdown. and
made goal.
Stambaugh came back strong and,
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ed the oval on Crystal Falls one yard
line after a brilliant lodging run by
Judish. II was first down on the one
yard line.
At this point occurred the brightest
playing of the game. With their backs |
to the line. Grenody's warriors stag
ed defense that would have made
Gen. Joffre and the heroes OF the
Marine turn pale with envy. Four |
successive times the Stambaugh |
hordes assaulted the Thin Crystal |
line" Crystal Falls lighting, like |
savages possessed hurled back four |
assaults. Guenther's trusty toe sped |
the ball over Judish's head and Crys- |
tai Falls was safe again. Three times !
Crystal Falls held on their Vineyard |
line.
In the second half Crystal Falls was |
deprived OF another %Huchdown by |
the umpire's whistle. Kieren played |
safe and kicked most OF the time as
the going was so heavy that Crystal
Falls backs couldn't get going. The
mud didn't seem to bother Judish,
stambaugh's feet quarter and he
romped of run after run that brought
terror to the hearts OF Crystal Falls.
As was told in the first part STAN
baugh scored CD at the very close OF
the game.
CRYSTAL Falls Ia now being grOomed Il