The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-13
Conference Percentage of Local
Crew Remains 1000; Carter
County Men optplayed in
All Departments
VISITORS HELPLESS IN
HANDS OF G. H. S. HUSKIES
Make First Gown only Three Times
to Chickasha's 18; All Hands
in Fine Trim; Final Score
is 26 to 0

Braving inclement weather, the
Chickasha high school football team
played superior brand OF football
in every department of the game
and won 2G to from Ardmore high
school aggregation here yesterday
afternoon.
The Strauss scoring started in the
second quarter when a 30-yard pass,
Roach to Clarke Steinberger placed
the ball behind the goal posts.
Roach kicked goal. Only a few min
utes after Steinberger had crossed
the goal line, the Indian fullback
drop kicked goal from the 25-yard
line. In the same period, Doak,
Coach Morrisons fullback, was
downed for a safety behind the Ard
more goal line. Roach made beau
tiful Kickoff the ball falling under
the Chickasha goal posts. Doak
touched the pigskin as it fell and
bounced five yards behind the line
where he recovered it and attempted
to run it out A pair of Chickasha
tacklers downed him behind the line.
In the last few minutes of the
second quarter, Scivlly, Ardmore
halfback, intercepted Chickasha
pass, but fumbled when tackled.
The half ended with the score
standing L to and with Ard
more in possession of the ball on
their own Seward line.
Threaten in First.
Twice in the first uqarter Chick
asha threatened to score but lacked
the punch to put over touchdowns
Gains by White, Roach and Clarke
Steinberger placed the ball on the
three.yard line where 1t was lost to
Ardmole on Downs. Only few min
utes later the locals lost possession
of the pigskin on the eight-yard
line
Coach Morlison's men failed to
gain consistently with any style of
football or during any period of the
game The superior work Of the
Chickasha ends and line prevented
the visitors from earning first downs
even one time during the first half.
Fail In Third.
Strauss men made vigorous at
tempt to score in the third frame
but all was in vain Chickasha re-
ceived the kickoff and on the next
play, Roach passed 30'yards to Gun
ningham. Referee Dick Cloyd disal-
lowed the gain and penalized the
purple and gold warriors five-yards
for off-side.
Roach then punted fifty yards to
slough who fumbled Washburn re-
covered. c. II. S. then attempted to
pass, but Lamb intercepted and
raced. thirty yards. A beautiful div
ing tackle by Clint Steinberger pre-
vented the Ardmore tally
In the third period, Big 'Stiney,
who played ono of the most sensa
tional games of his career, blocked
an attempted punt by Doak Dun
can fell on the ball on the thirty
yard line. This work went fol-
naught, however, as Referee Cloyt
declared one OF the Chickasha lin'
men ofr-side and imposed anothe
five yard penalty.
Fourth Brings Fourteen.
With Capt. Adams on the pilotnl
Job, the Strauss machine worket
more tremendously and scored l
points in the fourth quarter.
Clarke Steinberger Intercepted
mass. On the next nlav. Roach dashe
thirty yards through the Ardmor
line. In two more attempts he pu
the ball over for the second toucl
down OF the game. lie kicked goa
An intercepted pass by the littl
left halfback resulted in anotho
score for Strauss aggregation
fifteen yard run by holly" Holling
owrth. who had replaced Red Whit
retired from the game on aecoul
OF injuries. and additional gains B
Steinberger and Roach placed I'll
rall on the five yard line. Roac