Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
COLORADO SPRINGS 'TERRORS'
AGAIN WALL0PS CENTENNIAL, 1856
Fumbles and Errors By The Bulldogs Too Costly to
Offset Star Playing Of Lamon
and McQuade

denly stopped IN MS hight thru q
broken field by little John Haverty.
Moulton then replaced Wallace at
left guard and the Springs carried on
their Fall offensive" When Warner
eyed the goal and signified his belief
in his foot ability punt formation
was called by Ryan and the Terror.
gridironeers had the satisfaction of
seeing their tally mount three points
by virtue of perfect drop kick.
Red and White received the boot
and Captain McQuaide displayed his
football ability by advancing 1t Tor
many yards.-only to find that some
of his cohorts overstepped the line
and were caught by the everwatchful
George Keif. headlinesman. Lannon
was sent crashing thru the line for
good gain but was hit so hard by q
sTerror" defender that he lost the ball
when he connected with terra firma.
The first quarter ended with the
ball in the "Terror's" possession on
CentenniaTs 40 yard line. Score end
of first quarter to o.
SECOND QUARTER
Warner chose to kick shortly after
the second period opened but was
called back on a penalty. On the
second attempt he failed and the ball
went to Centennial.
McQuaide signalized this period or
the game by gaining steadily with
YIannon aiding him In packing the
pigskin. The 'Tcrrors' were caught
offside several times. and after -
yard penalty Chilson. Centennial
quarter back. packed the pigskin
across for touchdown. tieing the
score.
Captain Mcouaide failed in his goal
kick effort
Centennial took their turn at kick
ing to the Brown and White with the
no pha1nS Colorado SDrtngS
full back. returned the ball for %
yard gain. He was caught by the last
man in the secondary defense.-Chii-
son. Brown, captain for the visitors
them came back from tackle to do
some aerial work which proved In
complete and Phelps was again called
on. He sent the pill to the yard
line where he was again called on 10
shove 1t over. He did. The touchdown
made the score IL to s.
The Red and White returned the
kick that they received following the
Springs touchdown and the half ended
with the visitors on the long end Of a
1. to score and the ball In their
possession.
SECOND HALF
Centennial kicked off.-a very bad
one too. and the "Terrors" returned the
ball but a short distance. The '"Terrore'
were repeatedly called off-side by head
linesman Keif and incomplete passes
kept them from another touchdown
They managed to get within kicking
distance. however. and Warner sent
the ball over the cross bars for a per-
feet drop The tally uped more
points.
The visitors kicked to Pueblo and
Chilson packed the leather covered air
filled rubber n short distance Cen
tennial offsido.
The visitors tried to pass when the
ball came in their possession but found
1t incomplete after which they punted
to Chilson. In the following scrin-
mage one of the local backfieldmen
forgot his signal and passed the ball
un when Lord. at center heaved same.
Chilson recovered but lost about 3
yards.
Lannon was forced to kick and
showed he was ono o. tho players In
the contest by sending the pigskin ss
years thru the air. Tho visitors com,
pleted a pass and ended the third
quarter with the ball in their possess
sion on Centenuiars 20 yard line and
Kidding on the big end of a Is to
score.
FOURTH PERIOD
Warner stepped back for kick. but
somebody on Pueblo's lineup rushed In
It's way and tho ball went back about
5 Yards. Tho second forward pass OF
the game was then completed. gaining
yardage for the Brown and White,
The ball was sent closer to the Cen
tennial goal when the Pueblo grid play
ers were penalized and Warner sent
the ball over for another good drop
kick Three more sent to the scoro
board for Centennials opponents.
With Centennial using the ball Lam
non made some good rains around
right end but the plucky lad Was fin
ally forced to punt into the wind. A.
technical penalty lost Is yards for the
visitors who soon regained tho lost
territory by good aerial work and open
field running.
Centennial frightened for a space and
held SO that the Branw and White had
to kick. Lannon packed the ball back