The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-12
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Cornell's Cohorts Wipe
Earth With Mission
aries, Making Touch
downs Almost at Will.

Gooding College fell hard before the
onslaught Of the College of Idaho
football eleven here Friday afternoon
in the opening game Of the Southern
Idaho College conference. For only
one-half did the game look like a
football contest; in the second half it
took on practically every aspect of a
we'll conducted obstacle race where
obstacles were few and far between.
Sixty-nine points were annexed by
College of Idaho ends and backs in
this half bringing the total score to
90 for the game. Gooding never
threatened the Locals goal.
For the first 10 minutes it looked
like a real football game. Although
Gooding was almost continually on
the defensive, Caldwell was having
trouble in advancing the ball with the
exception of a single instance when
Wade Lowell carried the ball across
the Gooding goal after brilliant end
run through a broken field in the
first three minutes of play. Poor in
terferance by the college backfiled
helped Gooding> smear number of
plays in the first half before they were
we'll started.
Second Half is Awful
The second half was entirely diff
ferent. Coming onto the field with
determination to carry everything
before them, it was not long before
the Gooding defense crumbled entire
ly and the college team waded through
for long gains time after time. Meth
ing that was attempted failed. Line
plunges in which the two Lowell boys
took prominent part. end runs and
forward passes were equally and con-
stantly successful.
Gooding lost entire control of the
situation as the game progressed. In
stead of kicking after each touchdown
that Caldwell made, Gooding insisted
on receiving, promptly lost the ball
and Caldwell with two or three downs,
carried the ball over. Toward the
conclusion OF the game, Gooding play
ers assumed a don't care" attitude
Practically no effort was made to
stop the Caldwell backs, who frequent
ly carried the ball for long gains prac'
tically through the entire Goodire
team. A little better offensive foot
ball in the first half would have giver
the local team splendid opportunit,
to exceed the record for big scores in
football game.
Ten Men Enough
In spite Of the fact that Huitt, WHIT
was slightly injured, was taken from
the game in the last quarter and tina
Cornell had no one eligible to replace
him, the 10 remaining Caldwell mel
carried the bali down the field JUS
as they had with a complete lineup
1t was nothing short Of a complete
riot for Cooding.
Practically every man on the Cald
we'll team played sterling football
Jackson, James and John Walsh
Wade and Blake Lowell. Capt. White
borg and Braskamp particularly dis
tinguished themselves. Huitt made
number of sensational runs but hi
offensive wark as full back was nc
particularly impressive.
Dawes. Gooding right half. who
a rather short stocky man of unusu
speed and stiffness, was the onl
Gooding backfield man who cou
make apprcciable yardage. He d
make several good returns from Il
kickoff.
Considering the fact that har
close game was not anticipated, q
attendance of about 600 Is regarded
being particularly good.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Cakes, WI