The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-11


in the first 10 minutes of the first
quarter of Fridays game with Gar
field Hi, of Terfe Haute, Richmond
scored three touchdowns in this short
lapse of time before the strong visit
ing team realized that it was in a
football game Kessler drop-kicked
two goals after touchdown and
brought the Richmond total to 20 points
Just two and one-half minutes before
the close of the first quarter. Gar
field scored a touchdown in the sec
ond quarter which made the score 20
to 7, where it remained during the re-
mainder of the game.
Coach Little had his Red and White
players on their toes at the start of
the first kickoff and their numerous
trick plays were responsible for the
three touch-downs in 10 minutes Of
play.
Richmond's line was working to per-
lection from the opening kickoff and
the early scoring was responsible for
the neat victory over the Garfield
team, which has been wreaking havoc
with the foremost high school teams
of Indiana this season. The Terre
Haute eleven has lost to two out of
state teams this season
Garfield Record Good
Garfield's record to date, follows:
Limbloom (Chicagol. champions OF
the city, 25, Garfield, 0; Paris. ILL.,, 8.
Garfield, Z; Garfield, 20, Sullivan, q:
Garfield, 27, Brazil, O.; Garfield SO, JEFF
ferson Gafayette). 6, playing one-hal1
game; Garfield, 13, Clinton, 10; Gar
field, %, Reitz (Evansville), II.
Richmond is therefore, the first Hoo.
sier team to bring defeat to the strong
Garfield team.
Due credit must be given to the
Richmond guards for their fight
throughout the struggle for supremacy
of the gridiron in Fridays game. Sem
Ter and Walls, both last years men.
put up a fighting game which deserves
the utmost commendation. The hus'
kies work in perfect time with Their
captain in the center position.
kessler Breaks-up Run
Captain Jack Mattox opened the
first quarter with a perfect kickoff
to the Garfield 20 yard line. Kessler
sped through interference and nailed
runner Immediately. Richmond regain
ed tumble. Jones ripped five yards
off left tackle, then Kennedy passed
to Jones for 10 more yards and first
down. Kennedy faxed a pass and
took the ball round left end for eight
yards, then the Red and White full
back went around right end for the
same yardage. Kennedy hit the line
hard enough to go over, but Malone
had to take it over on the next play.
Kessler drop-kicked, making score
to 0.
Mattox kicked off to Garfield's GO
yard line, the ball hitting a Garfield
player. Kohnle fell on the ball for
Richmond and the offensive was start
ed again. A criss-cross play executed
by Malone and Kennedy enabled Ma
lone to make right end for eight
Yards. Kennedy went over on Rich
mond's famous pile up formation, but
Richmond was getting penalized IL
Yards for rough play. Richmond re
newed the attack, Kennedy and Malone
carving the ball straight through the
Garfield line in to scoring territory
Kennedy then took the ball over on q
shift formation. Kessler thrilled the
spectators by drop-kickng, making
score IA to 0.
Sauter Regalns tumble.
Nattox kicked-off TO the Garfield
five-yard line. Kessler sped through
and nailed the man in his tracks. Gar
field punted down field 35 yards. Bal
was now in mid-field. Mattox puntec
and Sauter regained another Garfield
tumble. Malone ripped-off right enc
for the third touchdown, following q
series of shift plays and line plunges
The pass back was poor and Kesslel
was forced to try for a pass. 1t was
knocked-down Score now, 20 to 0.
On the next kickoff, Garfield opened
a forward pass attack. which was BAT
fling to Richmond and two long passe.
netted a touchdown. Fitzsimmons wa:
on the passing end and Anderson re
ceiyed for the Garfield team. Ander
son pulled Malone all the way acros!
the line in scoring the touchdown. An
derson drop-kicked for the extra point
Score 20 to Z.
teams battled on fairly even terms
After an exchange of punts, the hal
ended.
Second Half
F'itzsimmons, Garfield quarterback
was using MS IOrWdTu passing aDlllt,
to advantage throughout the secons
half He started it in the first hal:
| and was able to garner their onl.
touchdown. Anderson and John Gaul
put up wonderful offensive games TO
| Garfield in the second and third quar-
tiers. Gault's long passes in the thir.
quarter were good enough for an,
ends to grab, but the Garfield mel
could not get under them fast enough
4 Garfield missed their star fullbacF
Don Reed, who was injured in tn