The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-06
M'CALLIE TIES
HIGH ELEVEN
MCQuiddy and Moore Prove
Individual Stars of Hard
Fought Contest.
FINAL SCORE IS 10 TO 10

PlttIno superior tactics and TECH
nIque against superior weight and
Drawn, Mccalile held City High to
a 10 to 10 tie In the annual battle
between the two Inveterate rivals
at Chamberlain field Friday after
was q surprise TO It's opponents and
the stands, and reflected great credit
upon the coaching OF VIII McAiies-
ter, who IN two weeks has COM
pietely reoroanlxed the Blue and
White warriors.
City High showed a superiority in
line snashes, but IN all other depart
ments, McCallie's play was superior.
McCallie's interference, tackllng. block
Ing and power OF analysis were better
than her rivals.
The ridge eleven's aerial attack COM
pletely mystifed the Maroon and White
secondary defense and Moore and Hill
Of McCallie received pass after pass
within arms distance OF the City High
backs.
Coach Turner'S eleven, which made
numerous costly fumbles, exhibited the
defects which may ordinarily be ex-
pected from green material. High was
Stampel Il I'm center.
Both clubs fought bitterly and there
was nothing to choose between them in
the matter of spirit and determination.
IN The rlyairy Was clean. too, and when
tured leg in the Anal period. McCallle
supplied a blanket to carry him from
the field.
Moore Of McCallie and McQuiddy Of
City High were the individual stars Of
cent OF the yardage annexed by the
Blue and White, while McQuiddy was
directly responsible for both OF the
Maroon and White touchdowns. Britton
and Hill Of McCallie and Weaver and
Anderson OF City High deserve lnii-
vidual mention
q How Scores Game.
McCallie scored first. After receiv-
ing the ball well in her own territory
City High failed to gain and kicked.
An exchange OF punts followed. Weavs
era. last one not Toing over twenty
yards. and, giving, sMccallie the ball in
@ PRIV ana Msrf Bqltt cnd c Mnss
the ball to Highs four-yard line for
first down and the last named then
hammered across. Goal was missed.
City High knotted the count In short
back and forth. both being forced to
kick, McQuiddy grabbed forward pass
from Anderson and raced to McCailie's
three-yard line before being downed.
Weaver went over, but the goal was
missed.
lily ttlBn TOOK the teau IN the third
period. McCallie received and. using
a combination of line plays, end runs
and forward passes. quickly took the
ball to City Highs en-yard line,
where the Maroon and White eleven
scored for downs. City High was soon
forced, to kick, and McCallie had Just
opened another march down the field
toward. tho City High goal line. when
McQuiddy Intercepted a forward pass
and ran sevonty-five yards for touch
down. Anderson kicked goal making
the score - to 6.
McCallie came back strong. Gaining
possession. OF the ball on a tumble I'M
midfield the Blue and White eleven
period, which. with the aid OF recov-
cred fumhlcs. soon carried the ball to
City Highs ten-yard line. City High
held for downs on its vineyard line and
kicked but McCaliic fought back to tho
ten-yard line. where City High again
held and kicked. Hill then raced to
the Maroon and White Vineyard line
on a criss-cross, after which Lauter
smashed across. Perry kicked goal. ;
the count. 1913. The game
ended shortly afterward. The line-up
and summary follow:
Mccallie sss''sd City High.
: T' ''l"Iett End: '"'' O"
sutton ,N.s..........'...s. Setlin |
Left Tackle.
Copeland ........,....., J Thatcher !,
Right Guard.
t'nipps Observation-Disclosures. Anthony |
Center.
Reeves ,...................L Thatcher
Right Guard.
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