Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NWIES
The football game last Saturday be-
tween Appleton and Wausau at Apple
ton resulted in victory for the for
mer team by score of 25 to z. An
account of the game by quarters fol-
lows:
First Quarter
Appleton won the toss and chose to
receive. Ziebell, Wausau's fullback,
kicked off to the thirty yard line. On
returning the ball to the forty yard
line. Appleton fumbled and lost the
ball on downs, giving the ball to Wau-
sau. who managed to carry 1T for
twenty yards and were then compelled
to punt, leaving the ball on the ten
yard line Liljeqvist intercepted one
of Appleton's passes, and carried the
ball to the twenty-five yard line. At
this point of the game Wausau was
forced to punt again, setting the ball
back to the four yard line. On re-
ceiving the ball Appleton punted to
the fifty-five yard line. Wausau lost
on downs. Through the ability of
i
to catch passes, Appleton carried the
ball to the twenty-five yard line, and
managed to get to the eight yard line
before losing the ball. Wausau was
again made to punt, and by so doing
Ziebell put them back to the sixty
ward line
Second Quarter
Nieman was put in place of Bar
kow as guard Appleton, by line
plunges, managed to get the ball as
far as the five yard line, after which
they lost on downs. Wausau again
punted and put the ball back to the
thirty yard line. After Appleton had
plunged to the fifteen yard line they
tried for a field goal and missed it
Wausau then carried the ball for five
yards and fumbled. Appleton return
ed the ball to the on yard line, and
then gave the ball to Briese, their full
back who went over for the first
touchdown. Their goal kick was
blocked by Wiesner, our trusty quar-.
ter. Roach kicked off to Wausau on
the thirty yard line. By plunges Wau-
sau was able to get the ball as ia,
as their thirty yard line and were
then compelled to punt, after which
time was called, ending the first half
Third Quarter
i Appleton kicked the ball direct tC
Ziebell, who got it out to the thirty
yard line. Wausau lost on downs or
the twenty-five yard line, giving Ap.
pleton the opportunity of carrying il
to the two-yard line, after which the
ball was carried over by Briese. They
missed their goal kick, leaving the
score II to 0. After receiving the
ball on the kickoff, Wausau carried il
for five yards and tried a pass which
; was played into the hands of Apple
toms men who carried it over the goa
for their third touchdown Appleton
again kicked off to the thirty yart
line. By line plunges Wausau man.
aged to get to the forty-fve yard line
and then had to punt, putting Apple
ton back to the twenty yard line
when time was called. Score IS to 0
Fourth Quarter
During the. last quarter the bal
| carried back and forth through line
plunges and punts. Wausau was hold
ing its opponents well until one Of
their players caught a pass and put
the ball over for fourth touch down
They made their goal kick, making
the score rs to 0. Wausau received
the kickoff on the thirty yard line anC
plunged it to the fifteen yard line
after which Liljeqvist caught a pass
over the goal line. He also made his
goal kick, leaving the score at 25 to Z
Wausau had just kicked off to the
thirty yard line when time was called
The teams lined up as follows: AID
pleton-Center, Zschaechner; guards
Bonlni and Mullenix; tackles, Havens
and Tappert; ends, Bloomer and Sted.
man; halves, Roach and Courtney:
tull, Brlese; quarter, Jacobsin
Wausau = Center, Riebe; guards
lehman and Barlow; tackles, Beh.
rendt and Alton; ends, Mathie ant
kampine; halves, Liljeqvist anG
Bump; full Ziebell; quarter, Wiesner
Enthusiastic English Class
During the past week, Miss Stod.
dard's advanced composition class has
been interested in salesmanship
Some OF the participants were Luth.
er Brooks, Frank Liljeqvist, Florence
Marks and Dorothy Milne, and MANY
others. Some of the articles solo
were vacuum cleaner, a typewriter
electrlc stoves, ice cream freeZers
and pencils. The work was made in.
teresting both for the teachers anG
for those who took part in the work
and was well carried out.
Girls Club Meeting
The third year of the existence OF
the Waugonian Club was started with
an enrolment of practically every cir,
IN the high school. The problem ot
reaching each of the 355 members is
big one, but the officers have a plan
by which every girls will have an
opportunity to serve and to eniov. Six
separate interests have been carefully
selected and each member has bean
asked to indicate her preferences
Groups have been formed of from,
forty to fifty girls each, which will
plan and conduct the various activi.
ties within each individual sphere for
the benefit of all the members. The
school, as whole, too, is to be served
Inc cluD plans to edit the school ma
per and support a string orchestra
mace up OF the unsteady talented
members of the club The first of the
clubs social events will take Mace
on Friday, October s, in the form of
a Progressive Mixer
Inc lyceum program of last week
was as follows:
Past NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warming
b Weekly News-Jack Smith
BY Telephone-Helen Biller
The Deserter-Norman COLI.
A Perfectly Awfully lovely Story
Margaret Liljeqvist.
Foot Ball-Raymond Sullivan.
The MOUSE TRAP-A Farce
Mrs. Somers-Agnes Weik
Campbell-Harold Evenson
| Jane the maid Movie