The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-26
Indicated Bills.
Meets Sioux Falls
Game Here Tomorrow Will
Decide Local Hopes for
Championship; Fla n
dreau Beaten 81 to o.

Unknown to defeat and unsecured up
on by any opponent this season, Brook
ings high school is prepared to enter
the contest with Sioux Falls acre to-
morrow afternoon and carry Off a vic
tory and perhaps the championship OF
South Dakota. Sioux Falls is generally
conceded to have the strongest high
school team in the state this yea and
last week they held the Sioux City
high school to a 6 to { tie. 1t is the
most interesting game of the week in
high school football and upon its out
come the state championship will
largely depend. The largest crowd
that ever witnessed a high school foot
ball game in BroOkings is expected in
the stands to cheer for both teams,
Sioux Falls is sending he largest del
egation of outside visitors. Many of
these will stay over for the big Hobo
day celebration on Saturday.
Last Saturday Brookings scored a 81
to 0 victory over Flandreau high
school, nearly twice the score that
Sioux Falls was able to run up on the
Flandreauites earlier in the season.
The Brookings boys had everything
their own way against Flandreau, out
CHASING them in every department.
F~landreau was able to make first down
but three times during the game and
one of those came with the aid OF a
penalty. Bookings lost some ground
on penalties for off side but outside
of this there were nc penalties. The
game was cleanly fought throughout.
At the opening Of the game Elan
dreau kicked off to Bookings and the
red jerseys walked right down the field
for the first touchdown. Flandreau
kicked off again and Brookings repeat
ed the performance. The third time,
however, Flandreau chose to receive
but they were held and forced to punt.
The punt was blocked and Bookings
soon covered the remaining distance
for the third touchdown. All tries for
points were missed. Score at the end
of the first quarter stood Is to 0 in
favor Of Brookings.
In the second quarter Brookings
went aovn the field for twC more
~touchdowns and Carlisle added three
points with a nice drop kick from the
35-yard line. The last half was largely
a repetition of the first with a large
number of substitutions in the Brook
ings lineup.
Carlisle was the leading point getter,
making three to%uchdowns, a %dropkick
and kicked one goal in try for point.
After a one thousand per cent RECORD
for the season in kicking goals, Car
Isle missed his three first tries in the
Flandreau game. He will be back in
his usual form again tomorrow. John
son ran Carlisle a close second in scor-
ing, making three touchdowns and
three successful tries for points. Whal-
en-, Prather and Sayre, each made a
touchdown. Every backield man
starred in the Flandreau game. The
heaviest burden of carrying the ball
fell to Whalen, Johnson, Scarlet, and
Carlisle. Sayre and Prather worked
good at the ends. On n occasion
Sayre grabbed a nice forward pass for
a thirty yard gain. He made his
touchdown when he intercepted a
Flandreau pass and raced over their
goal. Coach Nicholson made a large
number of substitutions, Harris Mix,
being the only player to play through
the entire game.
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