Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-11-18
CLARK COUNTY FALLS
before MADISON HI
Locals Win by Score of 9-6
From Winchester Eleven
In Fast Game.

Eastern 9r1d1Ton Friday by a
score of 9 to E in one of the
most exciting football contests
witnessed here for some time.
The locals won out in the final
period when they started all at
tack in the middle of the field
which Clark County could not
solve. In less than three minutes
after this attack was uncotke1
Tevis IIuguely crossed the line
for the winning touchdown. This
is the second game i'll the last
two weeks that the locals have
won out in the last quarter.
The game opened with Clark
County kicking to Madison. The
ball was put in play Oh the IS
yard line. All of the members
Of the Purple backfeld carried
the ball for long gains. They
marched within 10 yards OF the
goal where Clorsec funblcd, the
Clark squad recovering. Then
the visitors displayed much skill
in carrying the ball well .intoi
Madison. territory through pass
es and delayed buck. The last
named fooled Madison through
out the game Clark County g.
ing as much as Is yards at {;
time by this trick. However, ,,
when the. visitors came within
striking distance of the line in
the first half Madison held.
The Madison gang scored 81
coints just before the close Ct
the second quarter when CloGsesj
booted d successful place kick
from the 20 yard line. Just be
fore this Clark County had beea
pushed back to her one yard line
by two successive IS yard pen
allies for holding. They punted
the ball to Madison on their i
yard line where they lost the
ball OF downs. Huguely and
Clouse dropped back to place
kick Oil the third down after
two tries had brought little re
suits. Clark County was off
side on the play, but MadisonI
chose to take the gain a
Clouse's kick had gone true. Tho
half ended few mintNes later
In the third period Clarl:
County outplayed Madison.
They carried the ball for good
gains throughout the quartz
and deserved to score their
touchdown i'll that period. III
delayed buck which they en-
ployed puzzled Madison greatly
They also made several gooG
passes over the line. Thei
march down the field was stead
from start to finish. McEWan
carried the ball best, while
Boone and Besudcn received
passes with much skill. McEw |
an plunged over between his
left tackle and guard for the
touchdown. A drop kick for til:
extra point went wide.
ieq The last quarter marked al
brilliant finish for Madison. tAf-i
ter exchange ofijpur1ts itmas
NTadIson's bali on Clark Count
ty's ,z5 yard lirie. Here Hugue-1'
iy tossed 30yard pass to Hack j
er, causing the Madison fans to-
revive their hopes. The next Is
yards were hard fought. Hugue-
ly was the main gamer. He
carried the ball five yards more,
giving it to Reeves who plung- i;
ed for five more. Then Huguely
took the ball over for the win
ming touchdown. All through
the game whenever he got his
hands on the ball he was found |
digging forward. This was Mad |
ison's last appearance here this
season. The line-ups:
Madison: Hacker re; J. z, |
Altman TT; Wells rg; Bower c;
Boen lg; Captain Altman 1t j
Gentry lie; Huguely qb; Reeves
III; Clouse fb; Moberly rh.
Clark County: Stevenson re;
Tabor TT; Estes rg; Wagner c;
Swift lg; Jett 1t; Boone le;.
Haney qb; Hagan rh; McEwan
III; Scrivner fb.
Substitutes: Madison, Hurst
for Wells J; Wells for Altman;
Martin for Gentry; Gentry for
Martin; Altman for Hurst; Mar
tin for Clouse. Clark County:
Besuden for Scrivner; Scrivner
for Tabor.
Officials -Gumbert and Hem
bree:
Notes Of the Came
It is hoped that Madison will
make it three straight in their
game with the fast Pineville Hi