New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Manual Eleven
lis Easy Victor
Over Boys High
Pease Leads Blue and Gold
Team to Brooklyn P. S.
A. L. Football Title

Captain George Pease Of the Manual
!raining School eleven led his wster-
soaked and undiscovered warriors to a
well-earped II to @ victory over Boys
High at Ebbets Field yesterday. The
gridiron was sea of mud and it
rained throughout the contest. AS the
result Of its victory sne Glue and Gold
Won the P. S. A. L. Championship Of
Brooklyn.
Pease was the outstanding figure on
he slippery field. Holiing his feet re-
inarksbly we'll, he made two sensa-
sicHal runs for touchdowns after catch
ing pun.s, and also made the other
score by outwitting the entire Boys
High leam in a plunge from the two
yard line. One of Pcase's runs was
dash of eigbty-seven yards, in which
he ziEzagged through the entire Red
and Black eleven, aided by wonderful
interference. Pease ran thirty-fve
yards for the second score, eluding
practically the entire Boys H igh team.
Next to the Manual captain, right
end Joe Nony did the best work for
the winners. He went down the field
under punts with such speed that he
nailed the opposition before the latter
could gain step. Nony also recovered
the ball for Manual on two occasions
when Boys High back dropped .
punt. Aside from this, Nony's inter
ference on his captains long runs was
the best witnessed this year in Brook
lyn.
Both Teams tumble Often
Fumbles. slips and missed tackles
were quite frequent on the part of
both teams, but, strangely enough,
none of the fumbles aided in the scor-
ing. Pease took advantage OF the slip
perry condition of the field by resortin9
80 frequent punts which his opponents
could not return
Manual had the ball on the Boys 20
yard line when Nony recovered fumble
in the first period, but two long punts
saved the Red and Black. Early in the
second period Boys was forced to punt
from its own 30-yard line and the ball
sailed into Pease's arms on his own 49,
yard mark. The quarterback sprinted
to his right, while teammates picked off
the Red and Black forwards. Peass
continued down the side of the field
and Bulnick, of Boys, almost dropped
him when Nony dropped in Bulnick's
path and Pease continued for a touch
down.
Boys made determined effort fol-
lowing this score, but penalty stopped
them when within three yards Of score.
few minutes after the opening OF
~ oSSSAA hoiA, 3AonCai SCOItu again.
Manual had dashed down to its ~oppo-
nents' 20-yard line when Bulniek inter
cepted pass on the Boys High 2-yard
line. Boys Immediately punted and
Pease again broke away for a thirty
five-yard run and touchdown.
Stopped On One-Yard Line
The third touchdown was also made
in this period and resulted from
Lauer's thirty-yard run around left
end and several plunges in which the
entire Manual team took part. On the
fourth down Pease shifted his entire
team. to the right and then taking the
bill slipped around the opposite end
for touchdown.
The Red and Black made a gallant
march in the last quarter, but was
stopped by a more gallant defense.
Boys had the ball on Manuals 2-yard
line. but the Blue and Gold tossed back
It's opponents on eight attempts TO score
The game ended with the ball in Man
ual's possession Oh its own 1-yard line.
The line-un.