Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-20
HEAVY AND EXPERIENCED VS.
IToRs CRUSH MARSHALL
TOWN, IS TOO
RED AND BLUE TEAM
PUTS UP GAME FIGHT
Aggregation, Composed Of Ser
Woe Men and Players Long In Game,
More Than Match fer Light mex
perisnced Local Team--luek Aids
Waterloo in Running UP Score.

West Waterloo's state championship
contending football team, with its ar
raw Of service men who have had long
experience on the gridiron defeated
Coach Hurd's colts Saturday afternoon,
IS to O. The game served TO empha-
size the mistake Of the state board of
athletic control in permitting games
between service men. of mature years,
and inexperienced boys. While the
service man Is entitled to all conces-
siuns made him, his presence In the
game robs it OF it's appeal to the spec
taUor and serves to sacrifice the mex
perienced boy, who not only loses his
enthusiasm for the game but risks Sc
rious injury In scriumage with grown
men.
The red and blue team ha a no chance
with the Waterloo eleven. the game
being such as one might expect in a
contest between a college eleven and
preparatory school aggregation. But
despite the odds Hurd's men fought
every inch Of the way and played their
heavier opponents 10 a stantstill In the
final quarter.
Waterloo Plays in Luck.
Waterloo played in luck in the open
| ing minutes OF the game and the red
and blue team was beaten in the first
three minutes of play. Marshailtown
gave a grand exhibition of football in
the opening minutes but a pass fell
into the arms of Lichty. who raced sew
enty yards for a touchdown.
81, spty off IN
| 25-yard line and returned the ball fiji
teen yards. Marshalltown held and
| Waterloo was forced to punt. the kick
being blocked. Hurd's team recovered
the ball on Waterloo's So-yard line.
Drives at the line gave MarshalltoWn
first down. Whitehill ploughcd thru
the line for eight yards but pass was
intercepted by Lichty, who. with an
open field, galloped eislty-nve yards
for a touchdown. Goal was kicked.
Waterloo Tumble Costly.
Waterloo kicked to Whitehill. who
ran the ball back from his 45-yard line
to rIdfield. Two line plunges Melted
the red and blue six yards but two
passes failed Of completion and the ball
| changed hands on downs. Hitchina
went thru the line for seven yards and
l Allen gained eight on a double pass. g.
Miller, who proved the mainstay OF the
visiting team, mads twenty-five yards
around right end. Line plunging net
ted another first down but Miller
funbled and Marshalltown recovered
the ball on it's 10-yard line. White
hill punted to the 3l-yard line as the
quarter ended.
Place Kick by N. Miller.
@. Miller made twenty yards around
right end when play was resumed ou'
was injured when attempting to skirt
the other side Of the line, Shannon
making the tackle. Max Miller STEP
ped back to the twenty-five yard line
and kicked goal from placement bring
ing Waterloo's score to ten
Ware returned the kickoff thirty
Yards and Wing was injured but re-
sumed play Marshalltown failed t.
gain and Whitehill puntsd to Water
zoos 4e-yard line. G. Miller agar
skirted the end for twenty-five yards
and NJ. Miller made six thru the line
Waterloo rushed the ball to the Mar
shalltown goal line, G. Miller goin,
over for the second touchdown. Goa
was kicked.
Waterloo kicked to Marshalltown's
1o-yard line, where Whitehill injured
earlier in the game, collided with Ware
losing the ball. A Waterloo player fel
on the oval and In five plunges into
the line Waterloo carried 1t over FOL