Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-05

especially illumine. Jarrett
Bell and Register all had rare
G tnities and took advantage Of
them. The line was working per.
fectly, and the ends bored into often.
sive plays and boxed tackles for at
tack until the visitors were dazed by
the fierceness of the play.
Be it said to the credit of Daytona
High they played courageous game.
With five of their regular men inca
pacitated by illness it was evident
that the team was badly demoraliz-
ed, and that some of the men in the
backfield did not even know the sig.
mails. Following is the play in de-
tail:
First Quarter.
Leverett kicked off for Putnam TO
Daytona's 30-yard line and stopped
the receiver in his tracks. Three tries
at Putnam's line Melted Daytona four
yards and forward pass was brol-
en- up, the ball going over on Day
tomas 4O-yard line. Bell gained five
over right tackle and Jarrett tore off
, thirty yards, putting the ball on
Daytona's five-yard line from where
Currie took it over in Just three min
utes of play. Leyerett kicked goal.
Putnam 7, Daytona 0.
Putnam kicked off to Daytona's
30-yard line Daytona being thrown
for a loss. The visitors staged a
pretty double pass, but the final re-
ceiver fumbled and Daytona kicked,
Putnam receiving che ball in mid
field. Jarrett skirted right-end for
ten yards and neat forward pass
netted twenty more and Currie put it
on Daytoras 20-yard line. from
which Jarrett circlad left end for a
touchdown Leverett kicked goal.
Putnam IA, Daytona 0.
Daytona returned the kickoff five
yards, drove four yards over left
tackle and slirted right end for ten
more. Three more tries failed to
gain and a double pass was tried and
failed, the bail going over. Register,
on a cross buck, went through the
line for thirty yards and Jarrett add
ed nine, Register taking it through
the line again for twenty yards to
touchdown. A pass for goal was
made. Putnam 21, Daytona 0.
Putnam kicked off and Sizemore
gave the first thrill of the game
when when he dashed through the en-
tire field, being downed on Putnam's
3O-yard line by Jarrett and Bell. The
visitors again tried the line without
success and failed on forward
pass, the ball going over. On the
kick Middleton blocked and fell on
the ball in mid-field. On the first
try Leverett passed to Bell, who
raced forty-five yards to a touch
down. Pass for goal. Putnam %,
Daytona 0.
Putnam kicked off and before the
teams lined up the quarter ended.
Second Quarter.
Daytona kicked off and Jarrett re-
turned it fifteen yards and forward
pass to Leverett Melted fifteen more.
Currie was tackled behind the line
and lost four. Register bucked ten,
but fumbled as he was tackled, Bell
falling on the ball on Daytona's sew
en-yard line. Bell carried it over
and Leverett kicked goal. Putnam
80, Daytona 0.
Putnam kicked off to Daytona,
who failed to gain and on an at
tempted punt Leverett blocked and
grabbed the ball, racing forty-five
yards for touchdown. Jarrett fail
ed to kick goal. Putnam al, Day
tona 0.
Putnam kicked off and when a
sSaytona player fumbled Price fell on
tevshall. Then it was rushed forty
purlmniu two plays by Bell and Jar
sssssrrneds, touchdown. Leverett fail
came tired goal. Putnam AZ, Day
at nSght and
of siIpncing thed off and when Day
ssurting an invesk the ball and tried
susty party can
WI be prosecub