South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-03
ArroU Football Team Defeats Broadway Tigers OF To
LOCAL PLAYERS
IN GREAT FORM
Capt. MCGuin Plays Stellar
Part in 14-0 Victory Over
Ohio Team.

The nashy Arrow football team
sunday defeated the Broadway
Tigers Of Toledo at Sprlngbrook
park BY a score OF "a TO 0 before a
crowd estimated at 700. At no time
during the contest did the heavy
Toledo team threaten he local goal
Although outweighed 10 pounds 10
the man, the Arrows outfought. out
generated and ~outplayed the visitors
in every department Of the game.
Things looked bad for Coach Mad
igan $ outfit when they lined up for
n first play after the kick off.
Folks on the sidelines openly de
cla~ed that the Tigers were too
heavy for the light local team. and
settled back TO watch the slaughter.
But weight alone was INSULT
cient to win Sundays contest. The
crappy Arrow aggregation started
In az once tearing through the de-
Tense Of their opponents. throwing
runners for a loss and blocking
punts. Their work vas a surprise
even to the staunchest supporters of
the orange and black crew.
The Arrows registered their first
touchdown in the third quarter when
the left halfback Of the Tigers let
a punt slip through his hands and
was forced 10 chase il back Of the
Arrow goal line. where he again lost
it and Asklar of the Arrows drop
ped the ball for a touchdown. Capt.
McGuin kicked a retty goal. having
entered the game at the start Of the
second half. His presence in the
lineup seemed to pepper up the Ar
row team who took a new lease of
life and developed deadly accuracy
in their passing, running and punt
ing. The Madigan machine during
the second half worked with a
smooth precision hat left no doubt
as to their ability 10 compete with
any professional team in the coun-
try.
In WaI1ing and Makielski. the
Arrows presented a dashing duo of
wing men who time and again spill
ed the Tiger interference and got
their man. Bobby Colup. the heady
little quarterback, a his team like
the DIX Atd6uEA re II WAAh4G Luigi
and Yonny Jaeger consistently tore
off big gains. Capt. McGuin was
easily the star of the game. He runs
like a bullet. is cool and calculating
at all times. and is a dangerous
man 10 be cut loose in an open field.
He scored the second touchdown
credited 10 the Arrows. The Arrow
lire presented a stonewalI defense
throughout the game. and many
times forced the Toledo outfit to
kick.
Fair Sex Present.
There was a goodly sprinkling Of
the air sex among the rooters.
For the Toledo team Able Lock
ard. the d~iminutive star played the
best game. He was in the midst of
every play. and electrified the spec
tators several times by his brilliant
runs. Credit is due him for keeping
the score down TO two touchdowns.
The lineup was as follows:
Arrows cd Tigers COZ
Walling Hillard
Left End.
Gore Prison
Left Tackle.
ASklar Adams
Left Guard.
Balicki-Buck ............. Taylor
Center.
Smigelski ..-.-...-... Armstrong
Right Guard.
Klosinski-Paul ....... Houter
Tight Tackle.
Right End.
Colup ..........-. Lockard-Behm
Quarterback.
Makielski- Yaeger .......... Gels
Left Halfback
iOdge-McGuin ............ Weber
Right Halfback.
Geberling Wallace
Full0ack.
Arrows Scoring. T~ouchdowns Ask
lar, McGuin; Kick goal-McGuin
ca. Referee: Kline. Notre Dame.
Umpire: Dietz, Columbia. head lines
man: Buutman. South Bend. Time
OF quarters IL minutes