Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-02
BY WHITNEY GRANT


Colorado Springs high school foot
ball "Terrors' staged return en-
gagement with the Centennial High
school eleven at the State Hospital
gridiron yesterday afternoon in Win
ming the Grid Flag" A previous per-
formance was played at Colorado
Springs, with the Pueblo Red and
White cast in the role of losers at the
nil end of a 81 to 0 score. McQuaide
and Lannon represented Centennial
High school yesterday afternoon. But
the task was too much for two plucky
lads against eleven and the final count
was IS to with the visitors colors on
the big end.
Phelps, Colorado Springs fullback;
Ryan, quarterback for the same aggre-
CATION. and Warner. he of the versatile
right toe who scored IL points for the
Brown and White, were stars in the
grid contest. Phelps, sturdy lad that
he Is. crashed thru the Red and White
paper line time after time, for good
gains Ryan, replica of Cornell's Don
Lowrie, he of the triple threat.-zig
Jagged thru the Centennial gridiron-
eers for gains of from 30 to 80 yards
at a time. Warner. righthalf for the
visitors. would drop back when the
ball was within striking distance of
the uprights. and 'kerplunk" over the
pfgskn would go,-end over end. Only
twice did the Brown and White booter
fail in his attempts, once the ball fell
short-another time it was accidently
Intercepted by some one wearins the
Red and White.
1t was a case of two men against IL.
when Centennial was carrying the ball.
and when the Bull Dogs were on
the defensive. Haverty and Jake"
Stevenson would appear In action. At
hht-f
tennia1 halfback and Johnny" Nc
Quaide. captain and Red and White
fullback were the only men that the
visitors had to bother with on the grid
iron.
Only once during the entire contest
did Centennial demonstrate anything
up to their standard.-thatw was in the
first minutes of the second quarter
when McQuaide crashed thru for long
gain with his lincsmen showing him
the way. After the ''Terrors" were
penalized is yards for doing aesthetic
dancing on the physiognomy OF Cen
tennialfte, Chilson. quarterback. man
aged to squirm thru for touchdown,
Centenniars only score of the game
McQuaide failed in his attempt at
kicking goal. Another time the Red
and White. bucked up in the defensive
work and held the "Terrors" in the
middle of the field for downs and
forced them to kick.
Haverty and Stevenson deserve no
little credit for their tackiing work.
but It was spasmodica1ly evidenced.
Not regular enough to make 1t a
factor In the game. Haverty's stop
of a long run by Ryan. Springs quart
er back. prevented six moro being
tackled on the score board.
Colorado Springs stars have been
mentioned they we're as a
perfect machine.-each one function
Ing as part. Team work.-that is
the cpitome of the 'Terrors' per-
formance The entire score and one
mon were stars'-with three outshin-
ing the rest by margin.
Coach Kettering is nov over the
worst part of his seasons schedule
and should thank his stars. The out
come was the inevitable. Next week
the Red and white will emerge from
. grid contest with Florence as tho
victors by a large score.
FIRST QUARTER
Captain Mcouaide won the toss and
chose to receive with tho wind at his
back. After several useless attempts
to rush the Brown and White line and
rush around the ends for gains, Lam
non passed and the ball went into the
hands of the visitors.
Ryan. Colorado Springs quarter
back called his signals in a loud de-
termined voice and his backs packed
the spherical cone thru in n deter
mined manner. bringing it into strik-
ing distance of the goal via Warmers
right toe. with great a1acrity the
Brown and White drop kick artist sent
tho pigskin toppling over the cross
bars for the first score of the game.
n was the ''Terror's turn to kick
and LAnnon made good gains on en-
suing signals that were called. His
efforts were unavailing. however.
when penalties were enacted for off,
side playA with downs piling UP on
the Red and White standard, Lannon
booted and the pIucky Ryan returned
the sphere to the spot from which
Lannon had kicked where he was sud-