The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-22
KEOKUK ATTACK
DEFEATS WARSAW
Score saturr-y Was SO to z, With
Both Teams Showing Great
Football at
Times
VISITORS HAVE STAR
Schadd, Their Quarterback Was King
Pin of Their Attack and Kept
keokuk Hard at
Work
VISITORS HAVE STAR

Playing at times with whirlwind
speed, at other times making only a
mediocre showing. Keokuk high
school defeated Warsaw high Satur-
day by the score Of 3S TO 7. Warsaw's
lone score was due to Schadd, their
quarter, who gave a great exhibition
OF running and plunging Tearing
through the light second team line,
which first took the field, Schadd was
stopped only yard from goal. He
Eut the ball over on the next play
cad kicked goal Several other times
during the game he was good for
gains, but the local defense proved
more than he could master for the
most part
For keokuk, Millspaugh, Kirchner,
LIE Master and Douglas showed well
on offensive work. Bryant proved a
power OF strength at tackle and twice
Intercepted long Warsaw passes.
once making a long return for forty
yards. Pyle also helped break up the
Warsaw aerial game and with Land
mann and Larsen proved adept at
breaking up the Warsaw attack or
smothering it before it could get
started MilIspaugh's running, espe-
cially ON end drives, was spectacular,
and Kirchner opened UP holes in the
Warsaw line big enough to drive
through for long gains. Douglas tore
Off several long gains which aided in
scoring, and with La Master kept the
bah advancing. Pardeils work at
quarter, despite his injured leg, was
satisfactory.
Schadd played the most spectacu-
lar game for Warsaw and was assist
ed by Humphrey, another speedy
back. Selladd's passing was reve-
Iation 10 the side lines. He throws
the bali low and with the speed of a
bullet His passing was accurate.
and where the ball was intercepted
il was only because q keokuk man
ju;1ped into the play, not due to any
mistake On Schadds part as to the
location OF his man to receive the
ball The entire Warsaw team should
get credit for fighting, and they put
UP game front against the local
outfit.
Schadd Scores
With practically the entire second
team in the lineup, Keokuk opened
the game by kicking off to Warsaw.
Schadd began his gains right here,
and, with Humphrey, opened Up a
bag of tricks that netted long gains
and first down. On delayed pass
and fake play, Schadd tore down
the field thirty yards. landing yard
from goal Substitutions wede made
in the line, but he pulled through a
hole and went over, kicking goal
afterwards. Score: Warsaw 7, keo-
lkuk O.
The substitutions continued until
the whole first team was in the field,
with Douglas on the line and kirch-
ner in the fullback's job. Long gains
land line SmasheS off tackle and
through center, despite two penalties
for off-side, brought Keokuk to within
distance Of Warsaws goal
and Landmann went over. Douglas
missed goal, the ball striking the bar
and bouncing back Warsaw Z, keo-
kuk 6.
Kirchner smashed through the line
after it was Keokuk's ball on weak
kickoff, and Douglas kicked goal
iKeokuk 10, Warsaw Z.
Bryant in Long Dash.
Bryant intercepted ono OF Schadds
long passes and raced fifty yards with
the ball before he was crowded out
of bounds. Douglas took the ball ON
a wide end run and, eluding the War
saw secondary defense, planted the
ball between the goal posts. keokuk
1a, Warsaw I.
In the second half Douglas made
several long end runs, but the ball
changed hands when Keokuk failed to
make it first down well within War
saw territory. Schadd started on a
long run. but was downed. and fum-
BILE midfield gave the ball to Keokuk.
Nillspaugh raced around the end and
scored another touchdown. Goal was
missed. Keokuk 25, Warsaw 7.
Kirchner followed with a touch.
down after shooting through the line