The Monett times., 1921-11-18
MONETT OVERWHELMS
WEBB CITY HIGH, 62 TO 0
Visitors Make Touchd0wns With
Aerial Attack and End Runs
And 2 on Line Plunges.

The Webb City high school football
team met overwhelming defeat at the
hands of Monett high Friday, by the
score of 62 to 0. At no time was Mo-
nett's goal threatened and they scor-
ed almost at will, netting total of
nine touchdowns and succeeding in
kicking goal eight times.
The first touchdown was made in
less than one minute of play. The
score might have been larger had
Waiter Reynaud, star halfback for
Monett, played the entire game, but
he had tonsilitis and was not in con-
dition. However, he played right end
the last quarter and succeeded in
scoring twice, both times on long for
ward passes and running long dis
tances to the goal line.
Only twice did Monet score by line
plunges, the remaining touchdowns
being made by running from ten to
fifty yards through broken fields. The
score at the end of the first quarter
stood, IL to 0, in favor of Monett,
and at the end of half, 27 to 0.
The game opened by Monett kick
ing off. Webb City began the fight
on the ten-yard line. After taking
three downs Webb City was forced to
punt, to their thirty-yard line. On
the second down, Henderson, left
halfback for Monett, carried the ball
around right end for the first score.
M. Reynaud kicked goal. Another
touchdown was quickly added, when
Chumbley, left end, caught forward
pass and dashed short distance to
the goal line. Reynaud failed to kick
goal
| The second quarter opened with the
ball on Webb City's twenty-yard line
and after plunging through the line
to the fourth down, Miller, right half
for Monett, placed the oval over and
Reynaud kicked goal. Coyne Hatten,
one of the reliable iinemen for Webb
City, was injured in the third down
and was forced to retire from the
game. Shaner substituted for him.
After Webb City had kicked and held
! their opponents to the thirty-yard line
! they succeeded in carrying the ball
to the ten-yard line, the closest they
go to the line, only to lose it in an
I tattempt to forward pass. On the
third down, Henderson, left half,
again made long end run from
Webb Citys forty-yard line and scor-
ed a touchdown, followed by kicking
goal. The quarter closed by Webb
City holding Monett for downs on the
five-yard line.
The second half started off with
Monett kicking off and carrying the
ball down for touchdown on line
plunges. Two touchdowns were made
by Monet during the third quarter.
The last score of the quarter was
made by Henderson, who dashed sixty
yards and Reynaud kicked goal.
Honors in the Monett back field
were about evenly divided. Chumbley
and Witte were stars in the line.
Freeman, left end, was Webb City's
star. s<sx !.
The lineups were: !,
Monett-Ch -Chumbley, lie; Cuendet, It;
Black, lg; Witte, C; Shepard, rg;
Young, TT; Steele, re; M. Reynaud, qb
Long, fb; Henderson, lib; Miller, RIB.
Webb City-Freeman, lie; Hatcher.
1t; Niswonger, lg; Frank Freeman, c;
Myers, rg; Hatten, rt; Robertson, re;
Hardy, qb; Harrison, fb; Herrod, lib;
and Wommack, RIB.
II Substitutions: Monett-W. Rey-
maud for Steele; McMahan for Young
Mourglia for Shepard. Webb City
B. Harrison for Hardy; Gregory for
M. Harrison; Mcfarland for Herrod;
Shaner for Hatten; Terrant for
Hatcher.
Rogers of Carthage, referee; Cox
of Webb City, umpire; and Marquiss
of Webb City head lineman.