The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-19
TEACHER II WINS
 FIRST HOME CAME
OUTLUCk REDDIfS 20 B
Surprises Frequent in Clash Normal Backfeld Turns Back Tender
 Brown.

The Normal Pedagogues yesterday afternoon celebrated their first ap- pearance of the season on the home gridiron with victory, 20 to 13 over the Henderson, Brown Reddies from Philadelphia. The game was chuck full of surprises but very little real football was shown by either team Several spurts of high class foot ball were undertaken by both sides, but the spurts did not last long at a time.
 The Normal eleven, since the severe drubbing handed them about a week ago by the Russellville Aggies at Russellville, had been classed a weak team Those who jumped at this con- clusion, however, failed to consider the backfield the Normal was pre- senting. In Swiftly Henderson the [ PedagOgues have on of the fastest men in the state and his superb work yesterday, coupled with the work of Harley Weatherly, captain and quar- terback, cinehed the game. Ray Neal, fullDack and Bud Anderson also come in for their share of the glory as does Fair, who broke up several attempted end runs.
 The Reddie's team consisted most ly of green material, with only three letter men to guide them. They were also lighter than the Pedagogues but despite these hendicaps, they came near noslng out ahead in the final quarter. Inability to hold the ball at critical times kept them from SCOT ing several times, especially during the last quarter when they played the Pedagogues off thoir feet on straight football, only to lose the pigskin af- ter carrying it to the shadow of the goal posts repeatedly
 A surprising part of the game yes terday afternoon was the fact that none of the five touchdoWns was made on straight football. The first Normal score came about three minut- es after play when Weatherly sud denly completed pass to Tender son for ? yards. On the very next play, when 1t seemed certain d line buch would be called, Weatherly slip ped around left end on fake play and scored the touchdown. Attempt at goal failed. The second touch down also came in the first quarter Both teams had been scrimmaging in mldfield, exchanging punts several times and the ball at times was in the possession of the Normal team on the 30 yard line. Weatherly heav- ed another 25-yard pass to Henderson and he sprinted the remainder of the distance for touchdown. sAnder- son kicked goal, the score being Is to 0.
 The next spurt of good football was seen in the second quarter when the Reddies scored their touchdown. They punted to the Normal six-yard line, Henderson receiving the ball. Rush and Green, end went down un- der the punt and Rush tackled Hen derson the ball being knocked out of his arms. Greene scooped it up and crossed the line. Attempt at goal failed.
 Swiftly Henderson gave speed exhibition on the final touchdown for the Pedagogues. The Reddies held their opponents for downs on the five yard lin' and received the ball. They promptly punted and Henderson play Ing safety came in, scooped the ball on pickup and angIed for the north- esat corner of the field He crossed the goal line before a Rcddie could stop him.
 The final Reddy score was as un- expected as the other four touchdowns. While on the 35-yard line, Greene at tempted pass to Rush who had ambled down under the goal posts He reach up, took in the ball and fell across the goal line. Goal was kick ed.
 Capt. Harley Weatherly was forced out of the game in the third quarter with dislocated elbow. Medical at tentlon was given him aud he is re- ported to be resting well today.