Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-29
TH|RTY-E|GHT YARD
D R 0P KICK WINS
GAMEFOR ST. BEDE'S.
QUARTER BACK HkLLET SCORES
LAST THREE POINTS IN LAST
MINUTE TO PLAY WITH SCORE
STANDING 7 TO 7--VARLAND'S
GAINS FEATURE GAME.


GAINS FEATURE GAME.
The Luthern college.St. Bede's foo.
ball game of yesterday afternoon hat
most sensational ending when Quar-
ter Back Hallet of the visiting eleven
put over a drop kick from the Luther
thiry-eight yard line with only forty
five seconds to play and the score
lSnotted to Z, giving his team a vic
tory over the local college squad by
final score of 10 to I. The kick
was perfect except for the fact tina,
the pigskin just barely grazed the
cross beam on the two posts and was
complete surprise to all those who
witnessed the game. 1t was his only
chance, and very slim one, although
nobody ever dreamed that the little
quarter back would attempt such a
feat He took advantage of the only
means by which his team could win
the battle with the result that he
made good.
The game was very interesting
one from start to finish. st. Bede's
was the first to score. when they
STACKED up seven points in the first
hvS minutes of play. DeviDski, play
1Hg left half was responsible for their
Xffirst tally, by means of some hard line
+ plunges and end runs. After he had
worked the ball up to the p. V. H. c.
ten yard line they pulled fake kick
and Devinski dashed through the col
lege defense in easy style.
Brynstad's men made their only
score in the third quarter Of the game.
Varland Mcintyre and HaTrisville,
hard hitting backs of the college
eleven, succeeded in working the oval
up to st. Bede's five yard line. Quar-
ter Back Bernie carried the ball owe:
the lien on line plunge while Va"-
land booted the goal.
After that both teams battled in an
attempt to unite the score and win
the game Play after play failed on
both sides, while pass after pass also
failed, and it scemd almost impossible
that either team would be able to
score against the other. During the
last several minutes of play =. V. l..
c. back field men were tackled for
losses totalling twenty-five yards
which backed the ball up to their tie
yard line. Then they punted to st
Bede, who worked the ball up to about
the P. " l.. c. thirty yard line. The
timekeeper shouted out that there was
only few more second to play Hal
let called signals and ordered the cen
ter to hurry up" The ball was
snapped, and then came the big sur
prise when Hallet sent the drop kick
ed ball sailing squarely between the
two posts for a victory. Following is
a report of the game.
First Quarter.
St Bedes won the toss-up and re
Ceived at the west goal On the tlrst
down Devinski made an end run for
thirty yard gain. Right Half Back
GrublowsH didn't make any gain
while Devinski made twenty yards
more, taking the ball to the p. V. l.. c
eight yard line. Grublowski made two
yards, Devinski no gain. GrubloW
ski lost two yards Then fake place
kick was pulled and Devinsk carried
the ball over the Luther chalk line
King booted the goal. Score to
In favor of st. Bede's. st. Bedei
then kicked off to P V. l.. c. Var
land received and ran the ball baci
about fifteen yards. Mcintyre made
three yards. Varland made eleven. z
pass failed. Harrisville made tiv,
yards. Varland made two. Harris
Vile no gain st. Bede's then tool
possession of the ball On downs DE
vinsM made twenty yards. Mathew
lost four yards. St Bede's was theI
penalized five yards for off sides. De
vinski made eleven yards. GruDloW
ski no gain Deyinski made three. y
Bede's was again penaized five yard
for off sides A pass failed Luther
ball on downs Bernie made no gan
Varland lost seven yards. Mclntyr
no gain Varland punted to St Bede!
King made twelve yards. King MAD
two Grublowski no gain. Devnsl
made six Bernie then intercepted
forward pass and dashed twenty yard
with the ball yarland lost fou
Shoemaker then went in for Hell
bricks at guard Varland made 81
yards. Grubisich then went in &c
King at full back, Varland lost fou
yards.
Second Quarter.
P. V. L. c. punted to st. Bede'
Grublowski made nine yards. Dew
ski made twelve. Mathews made 81
Grublowski made three. Hallet MAJ
first down. Grublowski made or
yard. Devinski made five. Grubio'
ski made two. Luther then took pc
session of the ball on downs. Beri
lost ten. Varland no gain. Beri
lost five on bad tumble, viii
Luther was given first down on FIRE
for-al tumble. Varand no gain. NJ
Intyre made two yards. Varland tn
broke through St Bede's defense I
a fifty yard gain. A pass failed. y
Intvre fumbled but Berne recoVert
losing three yards. A second pa
failed and Varland punted to
Bede's DevinsM made sixteen yar'
Grublowski no gain. Devinski ma
six yards. Grublowski no gain.
Rede's then punted TO Varland W