The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-23
WHITING
HIGH IN
FINE GAME
TrampIes Over Michigan City
Big Score of 20 To Nix

Playing like a finished team in
every respect Whiting high tramp
led roughshod over Michigan City
to the tune of 20 to 0. Harris men
showed a vast improvement over the
Froebel game and whenever the ball
was in scoring distance they show
cd the punch to put 1t over. The
game was marked by some spectacu-
lar playing on the part of Capt.
Ernie Walsko. All he contributed to
the Green and White victory were
some nifty end runs. some mighty
line plunging and some splendid
kicking. Outside Of this he was prac
tically idle. He was half OF what
Whiting had. And what Whiting
had was everything.
After an exchange OF punts early
in the first quarter Whiting began
a steady march down the field, with
Walsko and Dwan doing the brunt
of the work. One first down after
another brought the ball TO the ten
yard line. Kopcha made eight yards
through center and on the next play
back crushed his way over. 1t might
be we'll to mention at this tuncture
that Shepherd gave a great exhibit
ton of defensive play in backing up
the line. during the meelee. besides
tramming Michigan City's line for
many a yard. Dwans try for drop
kick failed. Score, to 0.
The oval see-sawed up and down
the field the remainder of the half
with Whiting having the advantage
at all times. Paul Kilkeary, Whit
ing's brainy little field general had
the misfortune Of breaking his arm
near the close Of the second quar-
ter. Paul will be sadly missed as
his genera1ship in running the team
had a great deal to do with Whit
ing's success.
After Kinsey had intercepted a
pass on the five yard line. Whiting
held. On an attempted end run
Iincevmire. Michigan City's quart
Dewey, Writings star send Score
to 0.
Michigan City's aerial attack was
futile and they could make no head
way. Burnhar punted to Dufallo
who was downed in his tracks. AT
this point. Capt. Walsko broke away
for brilliant 40 yard run. bringing
the ball to the one yard line. For
two plays Dwan went over. Walsko
missed drop kick. Score IA to o.
A nice run of Is fards by Dwan
again put the ball in striking dis
lance. F'orauer made 5 yards and
Dwan tossed a spiral into the wait
my arms of Dufallo. Writings elon-
gated end over the chalk mark for
the final touch down OF the day. Wal
sko again failed to add the extra
point when a drop kick went wide
Score. 20 to 0. Hart sent in second
string men and the game soon end
ed
The Whiting forward wall was
impregnable and looked second to
none. The play of Tommy Dwan and
F'oreauer in the backfield was high
~ commendable. and the wingmen,
Dewey and Dufallo. were revelations
to the fans. McAlHster. Michigan
City.s coiored end. played a great
game at end as did Kinsey. at full
back.
Whiting now looms as one Of the
strongest teams in the state by vir-
tue of this victory Michigan City
held Elkhart to two touchdowns
while Warsaw experienced a lot of
trouble in beating Elkhart by a close
score. Warsaw is a state contender
and Writings victory puts it on a
par with the down state boys. This
week end. Coach Harris moleskin
clad warriors will invade Valparaiso
to engage the lads of the University
city in the pigskin game.
Lineup:
Whiting-Dewey, lie; Kopcka. 1t:
Kraemer. lg; Case. c; Wither, re-:
Richardson, TT; Dufallo. re; Kill
keary. a. Dwan. III: Walsko, (Capt)
RI; Shepherd. fullback.
Michigan city - McAllister. lie:
Kirk. 1t; Chubb, lg; Roeske. c: Seib
rg; krieger. TT; Diils. re; Lncernire
q; Lauer. III Burnham. fullback.
Referee. Paisley. (Michigan).
Umpire. Gallivan, est. viators).