Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-25
NORMAL HI WINS
FROM. LOCAL RIVAL
Two Touchdowns Represent To-
tal of Victory Over Madison
Iii Football Team

The Normal, Hi eridiron war
riors .trinmphed over their an
cienr enemies on the Normal grid
iron Tuesday afternoon when
they dedicated the Madison HI
team By score OF ! 3 10 @, in one
OF tile hardest fought games tins
season. CapIa;n> Bill Crutcher nt
Normal Hi led his husltics on the
field ri ESQ and Captain Hacker,
OF Madison appeared on the field
III few minutes with Iii; team.
Both teams took several minutes
Tor signal practice and then sep
arated Tor some punting. The
captains met in the center OF the
field nj 3 O'Clock and Captain
Hooker won the toss. He chose
10 defend the west goal. With a
great deal of pep both teams
lined mp Tor the big contest and
started AT sos sharp. Ed Nd
ANS kicked oil To Hurst at Mad
ison on the 20 yard line who re
turned the ball II wards.
Here Madison looked a. ii
they were gong to make q touch
down in short order. They made
two firstdowns i'll rapid success
sion. but in the middle al the field
the Normal - line strengthened
and forced tn" Puppies To punt.
In the frs; half the two clcv-
ems played OF a par with each
other. Madison tried the forward
pass and gained AT it To some eN-
tent Line bucks were tried bv
both teams hut neither seemed
to gain steadily enough 10 permit
scoring. Normal III had g iiuc
chance to score in the first GUAR
ter but could not brcai, through
the Madison defense. In The lat
ter part 81 the iirSt quarIcr Pow
eli the big Normal Hi guard.
broke through the Madison line
ami blncl,cd ! punt. he rcc"v-r-
81 and the ball was NormaIs CON
the Madison = ward line. Mad
iSon held there and on gaining
possession I'll the ball puntcd 1t
oui Of dangerous TERRITORY
Illton Stua,. was dom. lhc
most consistent gaining Tor Mad
ison AZ this point oil the game
with Anderson also buCl;ing the
line Tor good gains. For Normal
HI Bryan was carrying the bal
Tor more gains than any othc,
Maroon and White warrior. NeT-
edith and Byrd were circling ia,
ends Tor good gains while Nor
NAL Iii had The bail.
Both teams in the first hall
seemed To he waiting to let their
Opposition open tricks. Eacl
seemed To be sizing the attacl: o
the other and getting ready for
the big offcnse they were cN-
pccting to open in the >econo
half.
The third quarter opened wit
Z bang. Madison kicked To Nor
NAL Hi. Byrd receiving and car
rying the ball TO the 40 ward lin,
/ By some fine broken field run
ming After one playing Jimmy
Carr. stellar end OF Normal Hi
got away with n forward pas,
i and ran within Is yards OF goal
Carr managed TO station himself
at the extreme right SO that the
Madison Hi end did not notice
him. He received the pass from
Bill Crmcher and made bril-
liant run To Madison Is ward
line BRYAN was then given the
ball and the fast little halfback
made II wards between guard
and tackle. Meredith then pass
ed the pigskin TO Bill Crutcher
who bucked ii over from the !
ward line. He missed the goal
after touchdown. All through the
irst half and the second. Ed Ad-
ans was playing the game OF his
life. He was IN almost every play
and made most of the tackles in
the first half. at one stage IT the
game he made three straight
tackles. throwing the opponent
for losses. Pete Evans and Pow
ell were also doing fine work III
the Normal Hi line. For Madi-
son Mule" AllInan was the star
Mr.. p. haDuke, Farmer,