South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
ALUMNI DEFEATS
HIGH SCHOOL MEN
Old Timers Put Up a SIaShing
Game Against the Year
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annual high school alumni contest /
staged Saturday afternoon az J l.. /
divers field, the score being 1 20 o.
Ken Berkey and Bash Stanley. both \
Notre Dame monogram men were the /
ones that spelled defeat for the high /
school eleven, Basil Stanley using \
his big frame 90 open the holes. and /
Berkey hitting the line like a bullet 1
in making the gains. The graduates /
were never in fear OF the prep lads /
winning. having the ball most OF \
the time and seldom failing 10 make /
their required gains The graduates
team work was not as crude as was
expected, the men forming interfer- /
ence that took the locals on their F.
feet and fumbled not half so much .
as the prep lads AT the start OF (
the contest the alumni could not Sc
cure a fun team, and used some of J
the locals second team. but the |
game did not go far before most all /
the men used We're graduates.
Perfect Backs.
The alumni squad had a perfect /
hackheld. Garfield playing the pilot /
position. Berkey left half, NyikOs I,
flB. Sousley right half. These men /
PLAYED as If they had practiced for /
the coming tilt the signals running /
OFT at a smooth pace. Their line
proved a success also, Webster, Mil :
Tor and Stanley being the main /
lights
capt. Max Buntman Of the locals !
was the big and the only man who |
could compare with the alumni team. (
The Irishman playing left end broke |
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field several times for large losses.
he was also on the jump, making
the left end the big gaining place OF
the team. MgXey, a new man in the
backdeld showed that he could hold
down that position with ease, by
making some CLASSY tackles. Smith
played his first game at the pilot
posftion and showed some scien-
tiic work at calling signals. Edwards
right half. made some exceptionally
clever tackles and end runs.
Zuvcr Stars.
Zuver was easily the star Of the
Tan and Blue line displaying eXcep-
tional ability on both ofense and
defense. Few gains were made
through this husky youngster, and
ON several occasions he broke
through the line and threw the rum
ner for "a loss.
The alumni made their first touch
down in less than i've minutes of
PLAY. Nyikos taking the ball around
right end Leading up 20 this Ber-
kp, made thirty yard run, at the
oreninC play. followed boy "A series
- line bucks by Nyikos and Berkey.
NAfter this the high school lads held
the older players playing in their
best form the rest of the half The
second half saw the addition OF Mil
Ter and stanley in the ranks, these
men were a tower of strength, and
rom then on the Tan and Blue lads
were entirely on the offensive.
Line Bucks.
The last half was mostly line bucks
l.v Nvikos and Berkey through stan
;rv's hole. the giant Nore Dame
man making "a path large enough on
each play TO drive an army through.
r. was the result OF these line
bucks that finally drove Garfield
through for the second touchdown.
The last touchdown was made dl-
rectf, after this. Robacher, high
school man put in 10 MI up the
Alumni team, catching a lucky pass
and running twenty yards for the
touchdown. TIE rest Of the contest
the prep lads held the alumni fairly
we'll
coach Rurnham does not seem
down hearted on the poor showing
that the local school made saturday
owing 10 the fact that at no time
during the season will the squad
meet such experienced players. The
mentor also found many weaknesses
I'm the local line up. The line seems
TO be his biggest worry. The for
, ward positions made a poor showing
i'm the tilt. not opening the proper
holes. The backieId also had its
faults. seeming not TO be anxious
10 leave their feet, In order 20 give
fnterference This is one of the rea-
sons that the end runs did not work
so well.
Two Men out.
Two men. Holman and McCarty
VIII not be able TO play with the To-
Gals any more McCarty is not eli
ri5Ie because he lacks the required
number OF credits. Hoffman was Sc
lecred TO play in todays tilt. but
could not play owing 10 his parents
objections. Both OF these men be-
long TO the line, and as the line is
already weak this Will be a serious
handicap.
Line up:
south Pens Alumni
capt. Buntman lie. Cunningham
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