The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-10-11

A general teachers meeting was
called by Superintendent Hill in the
high school assembly room Wednes-
day evening. Matters OF Importance
only TO teachers were discussed.
Floyd A. Rowe, state director OF
physical education, visited the high
school Wednesday afternoon and ad-
dressed the high school students on
the value OF physical training and
athletics.
Two new students entered high
! school during the week, Charles
Guenther and Joe Proctor. Joseph
left school last year TO join the mar
ines Both boys are star foot ball
players and will add much strength to
the team.
Among the visitors az high school
during the past week were: Mr..
Emery of the American Book Co. Mr..
Hyley OF the Macmillan Co.. Mr.. FL
wood OF the Thomas Charles Co, Mr.,
Boyer OF the Allyn a. Bacon Co.. Mr..
Strait. OF the Merrill Co. and Mr.. A
w. Trassler OF Madison.
& Falls Wins From Norway.
Though crippled by the loss OF two
regulars, the Crystal Falls foot ball
team staged some need scrimmage
practice against Norway last Satur-
day afternoon. From the first kick
OFF it was evident that the Crystal
Falls coaches had at last found the
right combination. The tribe of
Norway, however. fought to the last.
Crystal Falls won the toss and
elected TO defend the east goal with
slight wind in their favor. On the
first play Guenther made five yards
around right end. Ball then added
Is on the other wing. Kieren got
loose through the line for big gain,
and Guehther plunged over for
touch down.
Norway was unable to gain. losing
the ball on a tumble on the third
down on her 30-yard line. Guenther
made FIVE and Gnody circled the end
for a touch down. Missed goal.
Norway again received after try
ing the line for no gain, and shot a
forward pass into Guenthers arms
on the 30-yard line. Crystal Falls
made first down, but lost the ball on
a tumble. Norway at once kicked.
Kieren brought II back so yards
Guenther took II over. but was called
and Crystal Falls drew ten
yard penalty for piling up. Peterson
then threw long forward pass to
McKernan who stepped over the line
for the touch down.
Norway again received and was un-
able to gain through the line or by the
air route, and punted as the quarter
ended.
The locals were penalized 10 yards |
for hurdling and kicked. Norway |
could not gain and was held for |
downs though a forward pass Melted !
six yards. Norway then received a
forward pass but not to be outdone,
at once threw forward pass into |
Guenther's waiting arms. Gnody and |
Kieren made nice gains and on
play, Peterson ran thirty |
FIVE yards for a touchdown. No goal.
The next score was easier Mixer
nan receiving punt and Peterson
again skirted left end for a twenty
five yard run for a touchdown.
Crystal Falls recovered a tumble. in
mid-fied as the half ended.
Norway received, but Guenther re-
covered a tumble on the second play.
Kieren and Gnody then alternated in
a parade down the field. Kieren car
rying II over. Guenther missed goal.
Norway, in desperation, now began
to rain forward passes over our line
and made the first one of the game.
25-yard pass to right end, but could
do no more. Gnody received for
ward pass and CRYSTAL Falls again
down the field, Kieren carry
ing II over.
Crystal Falls again got the ball on
tho Award line Cuenfher made 20 !