The Ocala evening star., 1921-10-24
0. \. s. DEFEATED
SANFORD ELEVEN
by Score of Twenty Five to Moth
ing, OcaIal Boys Romped All Over
the Celery City Bunch

the Celery Ilty Bunch
Saturday afternoons football game
between the Ocala and Sanford high
school elevens wound up to the en-
tire satisfaction of the host of Ocala
rooters who witnessed the slaughter.
The local boys won by score of 25
TO and were at no time in serious
danger of being scored upon. In
fact, the latter part of the game saw
Ocala's smallest subs in the fight and
those small subs had the pep and
fight of regular giants.
Sanford played under somewhat of
disadvantage in the second half.
During the first few minutes of play
iE this half. McLucas, the Sanford
captain and quarterback, was put out
of the game with a badly sprained
ankle. This not only weakened the
visiting team physically, but dimin-
ished their brain power to a great ex-
tent.
Special mention should be made Of
the playing of many of the 0eala
boys. The line was impregnable. L.
Troxler and Stevens played a game
that was outstanding in noteworthi-
ness. The other members of the line
held like q stone wall. Borland and
Fielding on the two ends played a
great game. Fielding and Williams
especially were noticed in almost ev-
cry play and were there with the
goods when it came to breaking up
the Sanford plays behind the line of
scrimmage and in breaking up for
ward passes.
Ocala's back field hit the line like
missiles from a 12-inch gun. Rawls.
Han, knight and Blowers were always
good for from three to ten yards thru
the line. Smith never failed to make
from 10 to go yards when called upon
for his fast runs and open field
work. Smith was the bearer of the
ball In each of the four touchdowns
and showed the fastest work in yes
terday's game. Ocala's plan of at
tack was through the line and end
runs, resorting only one time to the
aerial attack. Sanford used the for
ward pass chiefly and was successful
i'm fake end run down the side line
of the field.
The play went as follows:
First Quarter
Ocala kicked off. Sanford brought
the ball back to the 25-yard line, and
attempted a forward pass and a line
buck without gain. Sanford made five
yards through the line and failed to
make the other five yards, the ball
ging over tt, Ocala. Smith and Knight
each went through the line for six and
ten yards. Smith took the ball
around the end for 25-yard run and
touchdown. No goal. Ocala. 6; San
ford, 0. Ocala again kicked off and
Sanford received the ball on her 30
yard line. On her first down Sanford
funbled and Ocala recovered the ball
Ocala was held for downs, failing to
gain through three line bucks and an
attempted forward pass. Sanford
took the ball and for the only time
during the whole game seemed to
threaten Ocala's defense. On the
first down she made 15 yards dowr
the side line. On the next down she
made three yards on line buck
Next she completed a forward pass
for Is yards. Made the fake side line
run again for 20 yards but this time
0cala was getting wise to their for
ward passes and stopped two at.
tempts. Then Sanford tried two plays
through the line but they might just
as well have bucked a brick wall and
the ball went over TO Ocala. In break
ing up these forward passes knight
and Fielding and Williams seemed tc
have an intuition that showed then
just where to be at the crucial mo-
ment. Ocala ran Smith for 25 yards
around right end, Williams went thru
the line for six yards and knight thru
the line for six yards when the frs
quarter eni1eu.
Second Quarter
Ocala fumbled the ball on her frs
down and Sanford recovered it. viii
iams intercepted a forward pass AM
brought the ball back few yards. On
the first dclwn Smith made FIVE yards
Williams made seven yards over tn,
tackle. Smith made 10 yards through
the line. then Ocala was penalized fiv,
yards for being off side. Hall mad
nine yards over center and Smitl
made another four yards through tn
line. Ocala was again held 70
downs and had to kick because sh
was of side on the first down and ha
ID yards TO 60 on the second The