Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-03
0,H.S.RETURNS FROM
PRINCETON WITH
A 81 TO 6 VICTORY
lAMS THUNDER OUT or BUREAU
COUNTY BOYS, MAKING FOURTH
STRAIGHT WIN OF 4 GLOWING
SEASON.


Princeton Hi.h "a - TO S .acing on
the latter'S eridron The game Wa
aomethine on the otdcr Of the one
with Pontiac the wees before in OF
tawa-grapes Tor the local stars. II
was nothing for Formulas to tear
their line to pieces and let Woodward
glide along for a SERIES Of gains and
touchdoWns. In the hrsj five minutes
/ o! play Woodward had three tall!e, 10
his credit,
There vas no one particular star in
the whole game, all or the boys play
ing we'll Princeton WAS lUcky to get
their touchdown. If il wasn't that OF
tawa was penalizeG several Zines the
! would have been whitewashed But
! to make them fee. fine he local grid
! players gave them the honor OF scor-
/ ing on good team.
| Woodward made six t0uchd owns
/ during the game and booted the ball
seven times Tor goals. BellrCSe and
! Anderson also made touchdOWnS
| Linn who played left half back Tor
/ Princeton, had the honor OF scorin.;
/ on Ottawa. A small crowd witnessed
/ the game The game.
First Quarter.
Princeton booted the BALL on the
! kickoff and Woody received and
made thirty yards, Then Reed took
| the pigskin and made fifteen yards.
/ Then Andy and Woodward netted
/ twenty-five yards in two plays Then
before they had played two minutes
| Woody Went over for touchdown and
booted it over the goal posts making
/ the first score OF the game. Ottawa,
! :; Princeton, 0.
Woody kicked OFF and Princeton
made five yards. BY making a Won
| derful plunge Kelly Of Ottawa tackled
Princeton's full back TO. severe loss
| Ottawa's ball on downs Reed TOOK
the ball for forty-yard gain around
! right end Anderson took the ball
| over, making the score - 10 0.
Woody kicked goal, making it II to
! 0 in favor Of Ottawa. Woody again
booted the ball on the kickoff and
. tackled Princeton Tor a severe los,
Princeton changed her plan o. attach;
to the aerial method, but Woody in
tercepted the first pass and made
II. NV S"'"'' va ah Gnu tuI'
Woody TOOK 1t over and kicked goal
making the score y to q. Reed made
series Oh small gains, as ala all oil
the ottawa players. After eXchanI
ing the bali Tor few times from ont
to the other the whistle blew for tho
quarter. Score, Il to %.
Second Quarter.
Ottawa received and tumbled, but
Princeton was forced TO ppnt to OF
tawa and Woody received Wood,
then punted to Princeton and recov
cred tumble on the punt Andersb.
made a small gain Woodward mad.
; fifteen yards Reed thrown for a loss
Woody through center and made fv,
yards. Woody kicked field goal anr
. made the score - TO
Kelley kicked OF. The Princeton
squad made small gains. Kelley of
side and Ottawa Cepalizel five var Is
= Gicngrich made a twenty-yald run
a but was finally dywned bv Wood
ward. Linn tackled for n loss Otta
was bali on downs. Lee intercepted
. pass from Ottawa and made te,
yards hut they were thrown for $,
=, we're losses and Ottawas ban o
plunge and Princeton rercyered Art
a series of small gains the hall wa
" taken TO Ottawa's two.yard line wit
" the assistance or a good nenal,y an O.
u tawa Linn then took the han owe
q for their first tallv He missed poo
making the ,core >, IN &
- Third Quarter
Princeton kicked off and ANDY r.
- ceiyed Woodward Sam and And
'netted about twentv.bye va,ds a
three downs. After series Of cain
Woody took the BAN over far ano,h,
Il tally. He kicked goal making ~
II score 81 to & Kelly kicked off an
If inn made fifteen wards He los, fl,
A. by running back and heinp tackled. !
Bcrrose Ottawa pep,liYed dftee
Yards again. Ottawa's han ON down
g Searle Intercepted a pass to Chan
% IJn poda ana yurJ 1'ha, mad. ,