Arizona republican., 1921-10-16
Football
WILDCAT KITTENS DEFEAT COYOTE
 ELEVEN 14-6 ON RIVERSIDE GRID

< hungry pack of Wildcat Kittens invaded Phoenix yesterday, attacked inc Coyotes at the very mouth Of their den and went away munching their chops with a 14 to victory over Robinson's men in as pretty a gridiron engagement as has been waged on a local field in years. IL was the first Coyote defeat In two years, but the team went down fight ing gaIlantIy against a better and more experienced eleven. The game game was played on the Riverside park field.
 Harry Bryant, himself a former Coyote, led the university freshmen to victory It was his powerful 1aDs through the line and pretty end run ming, aided by perfect interference, that gave the visitors their two SCOT ing chances. He was ably assisted by O'Connor, right half back. who is one of the speediest backfield men seen in local field in many day. He lacked the power of Bryant in his line plunging, however
 A constant pounding of the Gov ote line, especially the left wing, and some snappy forward gave victory to the visitors. The open style play was pretty to behold and it showed Coach Robinson glaring weakness in his defensive style cf play against the aerial attack. On4y two of a dozen attempts at the basket ball style by the TucsOnians were broken up by the Coyote backs and one of these was intercepted by pretty leaping catch The visitors shot their passes far down the field or just over the line of scrimmage, invariably into the hands of waiting back or end. They were snappy passes, even 30 yard toss being pulled with such speed as to cause spectators to won der how the end got down field so rapidly. And the spectators are still wondering, too. It did not seem pos Sihle that the end could have been onside when the ball was snapped and got so far down the grid1rop when the pigskin was passed.
 The red and black athletes were pftted against a heavier. faster and more experienced squad, but they contested every inch of ground. In final effort to stem the tide of vic tory, Shoemaker and Talbot. both suffering from severe injuries. were thrown into the fray but they could do no more than to delay. momen- tarily, the inevitable.
 Despite the defeat, the game will prove invaluable to the Coyotes. It showed them their strong and weak points: it showed them the ineXperi- ence of their backs in being drawn in on fake plays, fault that is easily remedied, especially after the playing of such a game as Saturdays.
 The line played hard, consistent football, but found more than its match in the visiting forward wall. The added weight and experience of the university freshmen eventually told on the younger and lighter high school lads. But during the first quarter, when all players were fresh, the Phoenix forwards outplayed their opponents, both offensively and de- fensively. The steady grinding of the visiting machine under the boil ing sun, however, ultimately wore down the resistance of Robinson's s men.
 FIRST QUARTER
 The Wildcats won the toss and choose to defend the north goal. Wilky kicked off for the Coyotes and O'Connor was downed on his own 30 yard line. O'Connor lost a yard on left end.
 Running behinds perfect interfer- ence, Bryant skirted right end for nine yards. On the next play, Bryant drove through right tackle for a first down on his own 43 yard line. On the next play, the Tucsonians were penalized Is years for illegal use of hands in interference. Carpenter Panted to the Coyote 25 yard line