Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17

The Bisbee high school football eleven defeated the Tucson team yes terday afternoon on the Warren park gridiron, in game that will go down in high school history as fiercely con tested battle, the scars of which many veterans of both the victorious and vanquished teams will carry long with them, an ddisplay withp ride to won dering freshmen as reminders of the prowess of the 1920 team. The score stood 26 to ' for Bisbee in the sec ond, and one of the most important games of the season.a
 The Tucson huskies outweighed the home team by big margin, but in spite of this handicap the Bisbee team outgeneraled, outplayed and outfought the visitors with Napoleonic bril- liance. TheS hewed to the line, as it were, played low hit hard, executed clever plays, displayed an excellent team work that plainly dazzled the challengers from the north. Not that Tucson did not play good game. It played a game that would have spell ed victory against another enemy. But they had overestimated their strength. Tucson had expected to win by sheer weight, by bucking the line, and they were met by an organization such as the Germans met in Marshall Foch. In other words, they came, they sat, and they turned around and went back.
 Game Opens With Clash
 The first quarter opened with a crash, which seems to be customary in football, and the game was series of crashes from then on. After buck ing and fombling the ball ashrdluun Tucson pulled a good end run, but the player connected with Branch and the play ended in another tumble. Tucson recovered the bali and tried long punt which was stopped by Bledsoe on the 15-yard line. Bisbee's ball Being hard pressed the home team made long punt. Tucson caught the ball we'll down the field, and started back with it, but one Johniy Cole, the same who made the punt, went down the field almost as fast as the ball he kicked and tackled Tucson before he had made fair start. After an un- successful attempt at pass, the Tue, son quarter called for a punt and again they found Cole through the line and stopping the punt.
 Knock Out Half Back
 In this play, Skinner the Tucson right half, was knocked out, and Hei- del sent .n his place. Bisbee's quarter Bledsoe, now made a long end run, successfully evading three of his am tagonists and looking sure for a touch down. But just as the crowds began to cheer, a Tucson player loomed up from some where and the end run was brought to a halt short of the zeal line. After an incomplete pass by Bisbee, Tucson made long punt. Bledsoe ran the punt down but owing to the speed with which he was trav- cling he was unable to pick up the ball and fumbled it. Tucson then at tempted two passes. The first one was stopped by Bledsoe, and the second by Cole. The rest of the quarter was featured by good playing on both sides with long passes. strong line plunges and end runs, ending with Bisbee on the twenty yard line at the Tucson's defensive
 Were Free With Love
 All through the quarter the Tucson players were free with brotherly love habits. continually hugging Bisbee men around the neck and fouling gen orally.
 The local eleven staTred out the sec ond quarter with two passes, complet- ing the first, but failing on the sec ond. Tucson now with tho ball, punt ed Here the locals made line plunge and brought the Bisbee line right up to their goaT followed by an other which resulted in a touch down followed by d go1l kick, making the