, 1921-10-31

the local squad looked weak for
the first few minutes. Then the
football heads which have resulted
from tho efficient coaching Of Dean
Morgan came into play.
When the local team awoke, they
realized that they were nway behind
schedule and started tho scoring which
finally resulted in n total OF 81 points
being gathered IN the first three quar-
tiers. In the last period Coach Nor
gan sent in virtually his whole sec
ond string squad. Even this aggresa-
ton OF warriors worsted Laramie in
yardage n effectiveness but were
enable TO score.
While Chsners entire backfield
starred SATURDAY. the powerful line
crashing Of Jimmy ouinlan and the
vicious ann in which Eastman
took yardage I'm returning punts made
them the outstanding stars Of the
day.
Bill Lester. running the team mixed
up the play with he ease Of a veteran
and Captain Johnny Groves and
Harry Scott, tho half backs played
their usual high class football. Their
spectacular attack however was held
in leash by tho effectiveness OF Lara
mics ends. In Justice TO them how
ever II must be said that they all fig.
ured materially in advancing the ball
TO scoring distance before every touch
down.
First Quarter.
with two touchdowns and two goals
Casper took a lead OF II points in the
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The first score was the result of
o'Bryan's recovery OF the ball when
DAILY OF the Laramie squad dropped
the oval in the center OF the field on
an attempted end run.
On the first formation Harry Scott
went .rJund right end for 30 yards.
ouinlan added 10 on a fake forward.
Groves picked a hole in the line and
tore off six more. Quinlan hit the line
for four yards and first downs. With
the ball on Laramie's 1o-yard line the
visitors buclzed up Two scant yards
were added by Groves and Lester In
hitting the line. The Props weaken
ID however when ouinlan again rip
ped into the line carrying the bali for
the first score. Scott kicked goal.
-The second score came after Cas-
, per kicked off. and Robertson who re-
ceived the ball for Laramie was
downed in his tracks. The Casper
line was unpenetrable and the Props
were forced TO kick. The ball was
put In play on Casper's 30.yard line
when Laramie punted out Of bounds.
Then by n succession OF plays IN
which the best football OF the day was
exhibited Casper started its march for
another score.
ouinlan opened h advance by
making six yards through the line.
Scott failed to gain on an end run.
QuinIan worked a cross buck forma-
ton going off tackle for Il yards
gain. Groves added six yards and
Quinlan four for another first down.
Quinlan went 20 yards on a straight
line buck. Scott carried the ball over
right tackle for mint yards and Groves
went around tho left side making a
touchdown after going through the
laramie defense for Is yards. Scott
kicked goal.
Score Casper II, Props o.
Second Quarter.
1t was the Props ball on their own
3o-yard line. Unable to advance.
They were forced to kick. Eastman
brought the ball back to Laramies
five,yard line from which point Scott
tore through for another touchdown.
He failed 20 kick goal.
Casper Kicked off and laramie was
held for downs. Scott ran the ball
10 yards to Laramie's 15;yard line
Groves went through for Is yards
scoring the touchdown on an off
tackle play. Scott kicked goal.
At this juncture the Props braced
and showed a flash OF football intelli-
gence. advancing the ball 40 yards in
three formations Casper braced how
ever and Laramie was again forced to
kick. 1t wns on this kick hat East