Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-03
STORY OF GAME
PLAY BY PLAY
First Quarter.

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elected to receive. defending the
east goal. Pine Village sought to
pull a trick performance on the
kickoff when the ball was inten-
tiOnally kicked to one side. Fat
Smith received It on the bounce
and fumbled when tackled. Buland
recovered and 1t rested near the
middle Of the field. Novak made
three yards. Chicken carried the
ball three consecutive times and
fell short half yard of making
downs and the oval went to the
visitors. Pine Village was offsidc
on the first down. Erheart failed
to gain. King made two yards and
followed with six. Ray Fenters
punted out Of bounds on the Island
ers' 45-yard line. Ursella was
forced to punt after Rock Island
failed in three attempts to make
downs The ball sailed over the
quarterback's head and bounded
behind goal. 1t was brought out
to the 20-yard line and put in play.
King was thrown for less Of one
yard. He made four on next play.
Ray Fenters was good for three
yards and then he punted to Ur-
sella, who carried 1t to his own
52-yard line. Mansfield darted
through left tackle for II yards.
Novak slashed through for eight.
Chicken made eight in two downs.
Novak made six. Ursella eight and
Novak three. Chicken smashed for
two yards and the ball was inside
Pine Villages 10-yard line. Rock
Island was set back Is yards on a
penalty, and the quarter ended as
Ursella recovered three yards.
Second Quarter.
The ball was on Pine Villages
22-yard line. Chicken smashed for
four. Ursella stepped back to the
25-yard line and missed his first
try for field goal. Pine Village
got the hall on their 2O-yard line.
Erheart failed to gain. King lost
one yard and gained two ON next
play. The ball was punted out of
bounds on Rock Islands 45-yard
line. Chicken made six, Novak 10,
Chicken three, Chicken four, Chick
en- two. Chicken three. Ursella
three.l On wide end run Ursella
carried the ball to Pine Villages
l0-yard line and fumbled.. Rock Is
land losing another chance to score.
King failed to gain. He tried again
and gained three Rock Island was
twice offside and penalized five
yards for each. Erheart went
through for eight yards. This first
offensive work Of the visitors was
stopped and Fenters punted to Ur-
sella, who was downed on his 30
yard line. Mansfield made FIVE,
Novak three, Novak eight. The
half ended with Rock Island in
possession of the ball near the
center Of the field.
Second Half.
Wyland kicked of to King. who
returned 80 yards to the 35-yard
| line. King made four. but Ray
Fenters lost two. King fumbled
and Mansfield recovered the ball
on Rock Islands 4S-yard line. Ur-
sella made three, Novak three.
Chicken was stopped for no gain.
Ursella tried his second drop and
missed. He stood about in the cen
ter of the field and the ball fell
short by a few yards. 1t was
brought out to the 20-yard line and
Erheart made three. King follow
ed with five. He tried to make II
first down in two attempts and fell
shy one yard. It was Rock Is
lands ball on Pine Villages %,
yard line. Chicken made eight
and then four. The right end got
past and threw Ursella for a three
yard loss. Novak recovered the
distance. Chicken went through
for four. 1t was fourth down and
the ball was again less than 10
yards from a touchdown, but Ur-
sella was forced to try a third
time to count through the air. The
ball went wide Of the mark and
was in play again on the 20-yard
line. King made three and Err
heart eight. King was stopped for
no gain and Fenters fumbled. Mar
shall recovering on their 41-yard
line. A pass failed. Mansfield
clipped off five yards Pine VII
lage recovered q tumble by Chick
! en- Pine Village carried the hall