The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-10
SHIPBUHDERS WIN SNAPPY GAME
FROM PENSACOLA ALL-STARS

In very fast and snappy game the
Shipbuilders defeated the Pensacola
AIl-Stars % to o at Maxent Park yes
terday. The day was fine for football,
being cloudy and cool. however the
high wind was quite a setback for
the punters. Bernard Alfred, center
for the Stars, was the greatest as
set to his team, his playing being a
great feature of the game. His work
on the defense was unequaled. Lars
Sanchez played a good brand at half
back. His passes to Barrow were fire.
quent and successful. sometimes bring
ing them thirty-yard gains.
The Shipbuilders' line was entirely
too strong for their opponents, and
never did the All-Stars make much
Roadway thru bucks. Mosley's forward
passes were superb. and the way Ellis
and Walters handled the receiving
of them was nothing short of mar
yelous. Ellis, receiving a pass from
Mosley, made a touchdown after a
brilliant seventy-yard run, leaving
behind him three of his opponents,
whom he successfully sent asunder by
way OF stiff arm. Yeager's end runs
were great, his ability to find holes
being a source of ground gaining to
his team mates. Moody intercepting
a pass, made a beautiful fifty-yard
run. Burmeister's line plunges We're
consistent ground gamers. Hutchinson,
Sell and Yates not only played a
steady game on the line. but they were
especially active in getting in on many
tackles. Klumpeter at guard was inn
movable; no ground could be geained
through him. Dupuy, with his great
weight, always gained good ground
Sneeds made some beautiful tackles;
he played a hard game all the way
through.
The Ali-Stars used some very eff
fective trick formations. which puz-
zled the Shipbuilders. and while the
former made three downs through the
means of forward passes, yet they
were unable to get very near their
opponents goal. Twice they were
within twenty yards of a touch down,
but they were held from going further.
The ALI Stars line played hard and
persistently, but being outweighed
about twenty pounds to the man. they
could not open up many holes. Hess,
Barrow. Stroper and Olsen all played
a very good game.
The Shipbuilders made a touch
down in each quarter, Ellis making
two on received forward passes. Wal
ters one on a forward pass, and Yea
ger made the other on a line buck.
Mosley kicked successfully after each
touch down, one of his goal kicks be-
ing very difficult, as it was made at
sharp angle from the goal.
The game was enjoyed very WELL
and at all times the crowd took a great
deal of interest, following the ball
along the side lines, up and down
the field. All were satisfied that they
in seeing the game. The fact that the
score was so uneven did not make the
game the less interesting. for the
work of both teams showed real foot
ball stuff.
Shipbuilders. An-Stars.
Walters ...... left end &C Giest
Hutchinson = left tackle :. f. Sanchez
Kiumpeter :. left guard Sara Oliver
Yates -..---. center Alfred
Sneeds -. right guard -. Forsyths
Sell ........ right guard .....- Olsen
Burmeister- Moody, h. b. L. Sanchez
Mosely .... a. b. .Rosenstein
Yeager 1890. l. h. Williams
Referee Allen Lee White: Umpire,
Rex Wilson, Head Linesman. John
son; Timekeepers, Fl. White and Mills.
Time of quarters, Is minutes.
Score: Shipbuilders, each quarter,
Shipbuilders. Is: A1l-Stars. 0.