The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-24

SOME LlIlE L1i1S WEEK.
yard on the third and kicked on the
fourth Sanford recovered the ball
behind her goal line and it was
brought out to their 20-yard line. San
ford gained one yard on her first
down, six yards on the second, but
Stevens intercepted a short forward
pass on her third and brought the ball
back several yards. Smith made one
yard through the line. Williams
made three yards. Smith failed to
gain so it was necessary to kick. San
fcrd came back 10 yards with the ball
when Hall threw his man with a
beautiful tackle Sanford made two
attempts with no gain. The second
down gave Knight an opening for a
wonderful tackle. Williams broke up
forward pass on the third down so
Trey kicked on the fourth. Hall re-
ceived the ball and brought it back
five yards. Smith made Vineyard
gain on the first down and the whis-
tie blew for the first half.
Third Quarter
Sanford kicked off and Williams
received the ball, carrying it back Is
yards. On the first down Ocala sent
Smith around the end for 20 yards.
Williams made six yards through the
line. Knight made two yards. but
then Sanford held for the next two
downs and the ball went over. San
ford made two yards in the first and
two yards in the second down and
then McLucas was hurt and put out
of the game. They made six yards on
a fake in the next down. They then
failed to make their distance and the
ball went over to Ocala. From then
on 0cala had things going her own
way. On the first down Smith made
a 50-yard end run for touchdown.
ford brought the ball back 10 yards.
| On the first down Sanford gained two
yards but lost seven yards on the sec
ond when Fielding broke through the
| interference and threw the man with
the ball The third down was an in
completed forward pass and the
fourth was punt. Ocala received
the ball and made small gain before
being downed. Williams gained four
yards on first down. The second down
gained one yard Smith went thru
the line for six yards on the third.
Knight gained seven through the line
ard Williams carried the ball the
other three. Smith made another end
run for the third touchdown, and
kicked the goal. Ocala, 10; Sanford, O.
Fourth Quarter
Ocala began using her subs in the
i fourth quarter Rawls replaced
Knight and Blowers replaced Hail.
Stroup, Harold and Ferguson went in
the line. Simmons and Drake took
the ends during this quarter. 0cala
kicked off and Sanford was downed
on her 30-yard line. Ocala held hel
| for downs and after they had failed
on three line plunges and had made
an attempt at forward pass. Ocala
lsent Blowers over the line for foul
yards. Fielding made 30-yard gair
on fake around left end. Smith
made 20-yard end run for touch,
down. No goal. 0cala, 25; Sanford
Io. 0cala kicked off again and San.
ford fumbled on the first down. Blow.
/ ers recovered the ball. Rawls gained
six yards through the line. Blower.
gained three yards and Smith com
| pleted the ten. Blowers made an
other FIVE yards and Smith another
ten yards. Rawls made four yard:
and Williams made four yards. TIL,
ball was only a few yards from San
| ford's goal line but they made des
perate stand and held the locals foi
downs. Before Sanford could get tn,
ball out of her territory by a pun
the whistle blew and the game wa
over. Ocala, %; Sanford, O..
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i next Saturday, October 28th. Tn,
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